Marsa Alam is visited as a diving destination, so expect beaches and coral reefs. Marsa Alam has become a top tourist destination, especially for divers, as the Red Sea is known for its colourful fish, clear waters, and beautiful coral reefs. The majestic tropical beauty of Marsa Alam, combined with the luxury and elegance of today's society, can provide a magical holiday filled with an astonishing array of water sports activities, such as diving in stunning offshore locations that make horses Salam became one of the best diving destinations in the world. As you drive from Marsa Alam Airport to your hotel, look out over the mountains and vast expanses of Egypt's eastern desert and the sparkling blue waters of the Red Sea, and if you think Marsa Alam offers an experience in diving or Easily choose between relaxation. On the beach or in the pool. One of the best dive sites in Egypt is Hamada paradise, located 170 km from Marsa Alam, filled with several islands that have become the Egyptian Maldives, with many colourful coral reefs and many different sea creatures. Those interested in more than just diving can visit the Gebel Elba and Wadi al-Gimal National Parks, home to an amazing variety of desert birds and animals. Several local companies organize snorkelling trips to Shaab Marsa Alam, where you can see notable marine life including crocodile fish, tuna, and dolphins. Since 2001, every spring break on the magical beaches of the Red Sea in Marsa Alam, there has been a huge music festival in Tondoba Bay, just 14 km south of Marsa Alam, featuring the most independent and fantastic Egyptian bands of all genres, film screenings and several events. You can also enjoy a romantic evening at Port Ghalib Pier with a mesmerizing view of the Red Sea that will amaze you. Spend half a day in Wadi el Gemal and explore the Red Sea coastline on a snorkelling trip. Snorkel in the waters of the Red Sea and enjoy watching beautiful coral reefs, pufferfish, clownfish, and other colourful fish species. Dive from a boat into the waters, which are home to large families of spinner dolphins, which are occasionally visited by bottlenose dolphins. Under water, you will find gigantic "monstrous sea turtles", a pristine coral reef and dugongs or sea cows. You can also see sea turtles, nudibranch clams, frogfish and, if you are lucky, the famous dugong and hawksbill tortoises. In the first meters of the dive, you will encounter sponges, pufferfish, and crocodiles, and at a depth of eighteen meters you can see seahorses and glassfish up close. Sataih Dolphin Reef is known for dolphins and marine mammals that will leave you mesmerized, especially the unique coral and fish species.