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From Marsa Alam Airport to your hotel, you will see the mountains and the vast expanses of the Eastern Desert in Egypt on one side and the sparkling blue waters of the Red Sea on the other. You may think that Marsa Alam offers simple options between diving or relaxing on the beach or swimming pool. However you can do more than So much.

For those who want to do something every day of the week, here is a plan for every day for a week.

Day one - Go to the beach

Go to the beach and swim or snorkel from the end of the hotel’s marina/jetty and take advantage of being in the warmest sea in the world, or get some rest and relaxation and lie down on one of the sun loungers with your favorite book, or take a walk along the beach and watch out for the unusual marine life and birds.

Most hotels also organize a lot of activities, such as billiards, table tennis, volleyball, and comedy shows in the hotel theater. If you want to impress your friends when you return, what do you think of looking for souvenirs in the nearby shops or as a memory of the place, and if you think that there is still something missing-What about visiting the health club in your hotel and relaxing. What about the beauty program or massage or enjoying relaxation in the sauna or hammam (steam room).

The hammam is a Middle Eastern tradition that originated from the Islamic ritual of washing before prayer, but it is also enjoyed by anyone who likes a good soaking and scrubbing. As for scrubbing, it is done using a rough glove so that you can get rid of all the loose dead skin.

Day two : Swim with the Dolphins

Get close to one of the most intelligent and playful creatures in the world, the dolphin. We recommend a day trip to Sataya Reef. Not only does it rival Samadai Reef as one of the great natural wonders of the world, it is also home to the famous creatures. Spinner dolphins are playful, but you are unlikely to find the area crowded.

  This in turn means that you are more likely to see dolphins. Contrary to what you think, these cute, easily stressed animals often avoid areas where there are a very large number of people and boats.

 We organize this trip daily for 45 euros per person, and this includes snorkeling equipment, lunch, tea, soft drinks and a transfer service. Round trip from your hotel, boat and legally necessary permits, which guarantees you access to the protected area and contributes to the cost of maintaining the reef.

The coral reef, with its multi-colored coral waters and shapes, must be classified as one of the most beautiful underwater places in the world. It is a short boat ride from Hamata and A large family of spinner dolphins have made their home in the coral reef.

It is much less famous than the Dolphin House, so the number of visitors to it is very limited, so you can see it easily because the number of tourists there is few. snorkelers and Divers can also explore the reefs.

Plus points: This is one of the most likely places in the world where you can get up close and swim with wild dolphins. It’s so fun, so beautiful, so life-affirming, and so interesting that some have argued that such swimming can help treat depression.

To book this trip, please send an email or contact us via WhatsApp

To get some amazing facts about dolphins, you can check our page on the Red Sea dolphin, or for more information about the reefs themselves, please see the page on the Dolphin House.

There is also Abu Dabbab Bay, and there you can meet up close with turtles, dolphins, and dugongs (sea cows). It is characterized by being shallow sandy and is easy for divers or snorkeling for beginners. The big advantage here is that one can start practicing snorkeling or diving by simply wading into the sea from the sandy beach, which is also The best place for children and families

Please call us or send us an email or WhatsApp so we can arrange everything and get some cool facts about dugongs.check out our page about dugongs in Marsa Alam.

On any given day, you cannot guarantee a personal sighting of dugongs or dolphins, so if you have time, you can repeat the trip more than once to guarantee seeing them. If you hate friendly dolphins and love adventure, what about exploring one of the local shipwrecks or underwater caves? Check our shipwrecks page.

Day Three: The ancient city of Luxor

It is easy to forget that you are only a few hours away by car from the most famous city in the world, which is Luxor, or the city of Thebes as they used to call it in the past. If you can wake up early, it is better to go on a trip to the city of Luxor, and if you want to spend more than one day there and you can also return on the same day.

 The city of Luxor has many wonderful ancient temples and historical and archaeological monuments, making it a huge museum in The outdoors of Pharaonic Egypt, but there are also many things to do there where you can get involved in the local Egyptian city life. Watching the hustle and bustle of the markets, relaxing at a roadside café, or drifting down the Nile on a felucca enjoying the wonderful cool breeze and watching the sun set.

 Our return trip to Luxor includes temple and museum tours, river trips and a freshly prepared lunch. For more information, check out our Luxor page

Day Four: A Choice of desert safaris

Ever imagined a desert safari on a quad bike? It looks fun when you watch a group racing across the desert, leaving trails of dust in their wake. Believe me, it is better to be part of this group, but before you go, you should take sunglasses and a head  scarf with you to protect you from the rays. Sun and dust, take comfortable clothes and don’t forget to take your camera with you to take great photos and watch the amazing sun set . It falls below the rugged mountain skyline. On the way back you can enjoy a wonderful and peaceful night skies. Or if you fancy a slower but more relaxed pace, go on a horse or camel safari.

Or If you want to strike faster and deeper into the desert to explore mountain valleys, how about a jeep safari?

Ask the driver if you can visit a Bedouin village or travel to Wadi Hammamet to see the ancient petroglyphs and mines that stretch along the dry river valley that once formed part of the trade route that connected Luxor via the Silk Road.

 Alternatively, if you are a nature lover You may want to explore the stunning landscapes and wildlife of Jebel Elba National Park, which is located 250 kilometers south of Marsa Alam, between the small town of Berenice and Egypt’s border with Sudan.

 This mountainous region hosts an amazing variety of bird species, including the sooty falcon and the blazing sandpiper and his owl is the Pharaonic eagle.

. Its highest peaks, including Jebel Alba, are the oasis of mist. The surrounding cloud covers the mountaintops, creating moisture-laden dew. The reason is the relative abundance of local plants and wildlife

 The area is also home to human pastoralist nomads, whose numbers are declining due to drought. They live in semicircular wooden structures covered with leather and cloth and are famous for their With their skill as a desert tracker and camel breeder, before going you should check whether access will be allowed. The police are currently very sensitive about the safety of tourists in remote, limited areas.

 A much easier alternative to reach is the Wadi El Gemal National Park, which includes many Adam’s Grove trees and thorny acacia trees, and is one of the… The last places in Egypt where you can find wild deer. It has an area of more than 6,000 square kilometers and has several entrances, but the main entrance is located near Shams Alam Resort, about 30 minutes by car south of Marsa Alam town .

There are also ancient emerald mining villages within the park in Mons El Smaragdus, more popularly known as Cleopatra’s Mines. There is a high probability that these mines were already operating during Cleopatra’s rule. Despite this, the oldest piece found there is a Roman coin from the era of Emperor Nero, the first century AD, and it still exists. You can explore ancient villages, connecting paths, and even the remains of mines

You can Known more about safari trips, and you can also contact us and arrange any safari trip you want, but remember well that you cannot go to these wild places alone, but rather you must accompany a professional guide. You can book via WhatsApp or our Website.

Day Five : Fishing or kite surfing

What about deep sea fishing? you have a good chance of getting a good catch in fish rich seas  . Board a luxury yacht and take lessons in fishing for tuna, even barracuda or Lobster.  If you have more than a few hours, the extra time can help you catch many fish, especially if You can stay overnight on board the yacht and afford it. This will allow you to explore many of the most wonderful fishing areas

Try to go on a trip where there are few tourists so that you can benefit more from individual assistance and learn to hunt from a specialist. If you do not know how to hunt

  For book , please send a message via WhatsApp or Email

If you want something more adventurous and at the same time regain your fit, what do you think of kite surfing on the beach of the Mirage Resort near the town  of Marsa Alam. The last time we checked the prices, they were as follows:

Daily

  • Surf Boarding 27 €
  • Kite Surfing 67 €

Over One Week

  • Surf Boarding 12 € per Day
  • Kite Surfing 21 €

Kite surfing courses are also available for 84 euros per hour, including all equipment, or at 56 euros per hour if you have your own equipment. The cost of a three-hour course consisting of three sessions of two and a half hours each costs 318euros, less than Half hourly cost. For more information, please send an email

Kite surfing is also available at a longer distance in the legendary shallow lagoon in Wadi Lahmy, 140 km south of Marsa Alam. Unusually for Marsa Alam, the sand is soft and devoid of coral reefs, with a maximum depth of 70 cm across most of the lagoon. It is possible to wade a long distance. There are also coral reefs beyond the point where the lagoon meets the sea. While beginners stick to the lagoon, experts can enjoy the open seas behind the reef, and the strong thermal winds provide ideal conditions.

For more information and details about kite surfing, please send a message via email or WhatsApp

Day Six: A Night out in Port Ghalib

What about spending a night in Port Ghalib Marina, which will soon become the largest marina project on the Red Sea, as it includes many restaurants and small bars. You can also try Egyptian food, such as grilled lamb kebab or fresh seafood, and get a table with a direct sea view.

But shopping in Port Ghalib? it is better to delay shopping in Port Ghalib

Do not listen to the advice contained in First Choice magazine, which was published in 2008, which describes Port Ghalib as a hidden treasure for bargain hunters. It is one of the most expensive real estate development projects in Egypt, and it is very unlikely that you will find simple handicrafts there at a cheap price. But it is better for you if you want to buy. For a cheap price, you can go to Quseir or Luxor, and if you want to buy from Brut Ghalib, buy if you have a lot of money to spend.

Day seven: Sightseeing and retail therapy in El Quseir

It is now time to go shopping in the historic city of El Quseir, which is famous for its Ottoman castle and many small shops and bazaars. The city of El Quseir is 20 minutes to an hour and a half away from Marsa Alam, depending on the location of your hotel. We organize this trip starting from a price of 10 euros for hotels near El Quseir or more, and this trip includes going. Return and do shopping and visit the Ottoman castle and the church. This trip begins after lunch at your hotel and returns after sunset. If you want to know more or book, please send a message via email or WhatsApp

The castle was originally built by Sultan Selim I in 1517 to protect Egypt’s most important port on the Red Sea.

Al-Qusayr means( the short) in Arabic, and the city probably gained this name because it was the port that allowed domestic pilgrims to make the shortest possible journey from the Nile Valley to Mecca. So after taking a look around the castle , you still have more time. You can wander down to the small harbor, which is bordered by closed houses with balconies. It may seem humble, but it has a long history. Queen Abyssinia launched her campaign against the legendary land of Banut (possibly Yemen). Several centuries after the Arab conquest, it remained the largest port on the Red Sea until the 1840s. It was the favorite port for pilgrims traveling from North Africa to Mecca.

After visiting these landmarks, you can go shopping because in Qusayr there is the cheapest market which you can find papyrus, perfumes, shisha,  alabaster, silver, and other goods, and this place has a better price because the rents are lower than the rents that are paid in hotels and Port Ghalib, so you can buy many things there. But think carefully and choose wisely what you want before purch

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