Marsa Alam is one of the most pristine and unspoilt corners of Egypt’s Red Sea, a remote and beautiful stretch of coast in the far south renowned for its untouched reefs and abundant marine life. Quieter and wilder than the northern resorts, it offers world-class diving and snorkelling in a setting of remote turquoise beauty.
The waters around Marsa Alam are celebrated for their pristine coral reefs and extraordinary marine life, including the chance to swim with dugongs, dolphins, turtles and even, in season, gentle whale sharks and mantas. Famous offshore reefs and marine parks rank among the finest dive destinations in the world.
The coastline is one of desert beauty and seclusion, with golden shores, sheltered bays and clear turquoise water offering idyllic and peaceful anchorages far from any crowds. Its remoteness has preserved a natural paradise both above and below the water.
Ashore, Marsa Alam offers a relaxed atmosphere, desert scenery and access to the wider wonders of Egypt. Its unspoilt beauty is exceptional.
With its untouched reefs, dugongs and remote beauty, Marsa Alam is a pristine southern Red Sea gem. Guests can dive world-class reefs, swim with dugongs and turtles and enjoy the remote, sunny beauty of one of Egypt’s most unspoilt coasts.
