Marsa Alam Excursions

You could thinking that Marsa Alam offered a simple choice between diving or relaxing by the beach or pool as you drive from Marsa Alam airport to your hotel, gazing out at the mountains and vast expanse of Egypt's Eastern Desert on one side and the sparkling blue waters of the Red Sea on the other. You can, however, do a lot more with Marsa Alam Excursions.

Marsa Alam Excursions

Things to do in Marsa Alam :

• Get up close and personal with one of the world's most intelligent and playful creatures by taking a day trip to Sataya Reef, which not only rivals Samadai Reef as one of the natural world's great wonders as a habitat for the famously playful spinner dolphins, but is also less likely to be overcrowded. This means you're more likely to see dolphins as a result. Contrary to popular belief, these amiable but easily disturbed animals avoid locations with a high concentration of people and boats.

Because it is less well-known than "Dolphin House," visitor numbers are limited, and you will not have to contend with a large number of tourists. The coral reef is also accessible to divers and snorkelers.

• One of our Marsa Alam Excursions is Luxor from Marsa Alam, It's all too easy to forget that you're only a few hours away from Thebes, or Luxor as it's been known in more modern times, the ancient world's most famous capital. This trip can be well worth the effort if you are an early riser (or much better if you can afford a two-day trip).

Luxor is essentially one giant open-air museum of Pharaonic Egypt, with so many temples and historic sites. However, it has more to offer. You can interact with native Egyptians, see the hustling and bustling of the souks from the comfort of a roadside cafe, or drift down the Nile on a felucca as the sun sets, enjoying the cool wind.

Marsa Alam Excursions

• If you enjoy Marsa Alam Excursions, Now it's time to go shopping in El Quseir, a historic city with an Ottoman fort and numerous tiny stores and bazaars. It's only a short distance away ( 20 minutes to an hour and a half depending on where in the Marsa Alam area your hotel is. ) after lunch and returning after nightfall.

• Have you ever wanted to go on a desert safari on a quadbike during your Marsa Alam Excursions? When you see a bunch of people sprint through the desert, leaving a trail of dust in their wake, it looks like fun, but believe me, it's far better to be a part of it. However, before you leave, remove all of your best clothes and everything else that could be damaged on a bumpy and dusty ride. Consider wearing sunglasses and a head scarf to keep your face protected from the sun and dust.

• Why not spend the evening in Port Ghalib Marina, which will soon be one of the largest marina complexes on the Red Sea, with its numerous bistros, restaurants, and bars? Grab a table with a view of the sea and order some Egyptian food, such as grilled lamb kebabs or the freshest seafood.

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