Hurghada was formerly a little fishing hamlet, but it has risen to become the premier seaside resort on the Red Sea in the past twenty years.

The Red Sea is one of the most stunning diving destinations on the planet, and the resorts along its western coast provide a diverse selection of dive sites and experiences.

The Colored Canyon is located close to the small oasis of Ain Furtaga, approximately twelve kilometers north of Nuweiba, and can be reached by returning up the Wadi Watir (one of the most beautiful wadis on the peninsula connecting Nuweiba and Nakhl).

The Taba area first gained international notice in the 1970s when it became a magnet for travelers seeking to live a simple hippie lifestyle in a natural setting.

Soma Bay is widely regarded as having the most magnificent sandy beaches on the Red Sea, with panoramic views of the Desert Mountains and blue sky all year. It is also home to some of the most active coral reefs in the world.