MARSA ALAM Excursions With Egyptra

THINGS TO DO IN MARSA ALAM
Abu Dabbab Coral Reef
One of the most famous beaches in the area, Abu Dabbab is renowned for its crystal-clear waters and the chance to swim with sea turtles and dugongs (sea cows). Snorkeling here is accessible to everyone and is among the best in Egypt.

Wadi El Gemal National Park
A little-known natural treasure, Wadi El Gemal (the Valley of the Camels) is a protected area that includes deserts, mountains, oases, and an unspoiled coastline. Here you can discover wildlife, visit Roman archaeological remains, and experience the true Egyptian desert.

Snorkeling Cruise with Dolphins at Sataya Coral Reef
Sataya Reef, also known as "Dolphin House," is a hidden gem off the coast of Marsa Alam. This crescent-shaped coral reef regularly hosts groups of 60–80 spinner dolphins, offering visitors the unique opportunity to swim alongside these fascinating creatures in their natural habitat. The crystal-clear waters and vibrant coral gardens make Sataya a paradise for snorkelers and nature lovers.

Relaxation and Wellness on the Beaches of Marsa Alam
The beaches of Marsa Alam are ideal for those looking to relax away from the crowds. Golden sand, turquoise sea, and absolute silence make this destination perfect for total relaxation and wellness.

Excursion to the Temple of Seti I at Khanais
Few know that around Marsa Alam lie little-visited ancient pharaonic sites. The Temple of Khanais, commissioned by Pharaoh Seti I, offers a fascinating glimpse into Egypt’s ancient history in a spectacular natural setting.

Desert Safari by Jeep or Quad
It’s not just about the sea: in Marsa Alam you can venture into the desert by jeep or quad, visit Bedouin camps, stargaze under a clear sky, and enjoy a traditional dinner beneath the stars.