Recreational Tourism
Safaga
About 65 km2 south of Hurghada, this small port is also a tourist area that is comprised of several bungalows and rest houses, including the Safaga Hotel, with a capacity of 48 rooms (126 beds).
Marsa Alam
Since the opening of its international airport in 2001, Marsa Alam has become a great Red Sea destination for diving enthusiasts.
Dahab
Of all the Red Sea destinations, Dahab is probably the most appealing for those who want to soak up some sun in pristine beaches, relax in laid back atmosphere and try local restaurants. There are also plenty of cozy local stores to go shopping.
El-Ain El-Sukhna
EL-Ain EL-Sukhna: the Arabic for “hot spring” was named after the nearby sulphur springs .It is also an ideal site for fishing and water sports.
