7 Best beaches of Egypt

1. Sharm el-Sheikh

The variety of exotic flowers, emerald green lawns, trees and palm trees, wide sandy beaches and warm blue lake basins - this is an exchange rate at the same time in perfect harmony with the multicolored canyons, rocks fantastic and yellow sand.

Sharm el-Sheikh is a tourist season uninterrupted: sunbathing and swimming can be done year round, even during the winter months the water temperature never drops below 20-22 degrees, the average of the air 23 - 25 degrees.

2. Hurghada

Hurghada is a resort established in the Red Sea, 500 km south of Cairo. Endless beaches stretch along the backdrop of desert mountains. The per capita number of hotels in the city is one of the first places on Earth.

3. El Alamein

El Alamein is most appropriate for summer vacation than traditional Hurghada and Sharm El Sheikh, where the air temperature in the summer months is quite high. In addition to the station is very interesting in terms of travel, as it is close to Cairo and Alexandria. El Alamein is an attractive place for divers and lovers of the underwater adventure, as many wrecks of World War II can be found here, but we must not forget that the Mediterranean is not the Red Sea, and there will be underwater is located in Hurghada and Sharm El Sheikh.

4. Makadi Bay

Makadi Bay is a secluded bay on the picturesque banks of the Red Sea between Hurghada and Safaga. Hotels in Makadi are mostly 4-5 star of a very high level. A characteristic feature of the bay is that the hotels are not alone on the shore nearby settlements. Bars, restaurants, shops, nightclubs and other infrastructure exists in the area of ​​the hotel, while outside there is only deserts and mountains. Makadi can recommend as a quiet seaside resort with water sports, quality and service, away from the bustle of a large resort, as close to Hurghada.

5. Soma Bay

Soma Bay – the same as Makadi Bay, a secluded bay on the picturesque shores of the Red Sea between Hurghada and Safaga.

6. El Gouna

30 km north of Hurghada on the Red Sea is a charming town of El Gouna. It's not like other resorts in Egypt. It is called the "Venice of the Red Sea." Instead of large hotels that are comfortable bungalows, located on the islands, connected by bridges and walkways. All hotels have a common infrastructure for entertainment. El Gouna is invited to free minibus and boat to get around town. Diving here is in search of sunken ships.

7. Marsa Alam

Marsa Alam is a young but very promising season, which began to take center stage in the tourist market. In addition to the already built, there are still 150 new hotels under construction. The main attraction of Marsa Alam Dive Center is the largest and best equipped in the region.