Marsa Alam
Besides a top-notch location on the Red Sea and all the diving and beaches that go with it, local guides in Marsa Alam showcase the likes of Wadi Hammamat, Ottoman forts and old Emerald Mines.
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1 jour de visite à Edfou et Kom Ombo depuis Marsa Alam
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1 journée de visite à Assouan depuis Marsa Alam avec Philae
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1-Day Luxor Bus Tour from Marsa Alam with Karnak and Valley of the Kings
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1-Day Private Luxor Tour from Marsa Alam with Nile Felucca Ride
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3-Hour Horse Riding Tour in Marsa Alam with Sea and Desert Trails
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4-Hour Marsa Alam Snorkelling Cruise with BBQ at Turtle Bay
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5-Hour Snorkelling Boat Trip in Marsa Alam with Turtles and Dugong
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7-Hour Hamata Islands Snorkelling Tour from Marsa Alam with Lunch
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8 heures de snorkeling à Marsa Alam dans le Parc National de Hamata
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8-Hour ATV Sunset Safari from El Quseer with BBQ Dinner and Show
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8-Hour Marsa Mubarak Snorkelling Tour with Turtles and Dugongs
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Excursion de 7 heures en snorkeling à Marsa Alam en bateau à voile
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Full-Day Abu Dabbab Snorkeling Tour in Marsa Alam with Turtles
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Marsa Alam Sunset Quad Safari with Bedouin Dinner & Camel Ride
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Marsa Alam
With the sparkling blue waters of the Red Sea and a steady year-round climate that typically stays north of 20 degrees, Marsa Alam is poised to become a real favourite for holiday makers in the Egyptian southeast, touting plentiful sands and more diving tour operators and interesting dive spots than you can shake a snorkel at.
While the limelight here is definitely on the thriving coral inhabited colourful fishes, dolphin reefs and turtle infested beaches making this one of the best diving spots in the world, your Marsa Alam tour guide will tell you that the greater region is also home to some of the more off-the-beaten-track historic sights this side of the Nile basin. On offer here, are glimpses of ancient graffiti and well-trodden trade routes from the Pharaonic eras at Wadi Hammamat, crumbling Ottoman forts at El Quseir, the temple of Seti I at Khanais, and the sprawling Emerald Mines (widely considered to be the oldest in the world) at the Wadi El Gamal National Park just to the south.