Where to go
Pick your stretch of the Red Sea
Eight very different coastlines share one sea. Hover through them — each panel tells you who it's for, how far it is, and what it costs to start.
Nature-firstDiversTurtles & dugongs
Marsa Alam
Wild reefs & dolphin reefs
The untouched deep south — turtles at Abu Dabbab, spinner dolphins at Sataya and some of the richest, least-crowded reefs in Egypt.
128 trips from E£450 RMF airport · the wild south
Hurghada
Port Ghalib
El Gouna
Sahl Hasheesh
Makadi Bay
Soma Bay
Safaga
Nature-firstDiversTurtles & dugongs
The untouched deep south — turtles at Abu Dabbab, spinner dolphins at Sataya and some of the richest, least-crowded reefs in Egypt.
Trips from E£450 / person
Still deciding? The 20-second version
Hurghada — everything, close together: islands, wrecks, nightlife, family days. The default first trip.
El Gouna — the polished lagoon town: kites by day, marina dinners and club nights after dark.
Marsa Alam — the wild south: turtles metres from shore, dolphin lagoons, dark-sky nights.
Sahl Hasheesh & Makadi — calm resort bays 20–30 min south; pick them for pure beach weeks.
Soma Bay & Safaga — wind and walls: golf, kite and some of the coast's best diving, without crowds.
Port Ghalib — the south's marina base: liveaboard departures and the one true promenade down there.