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Red Sea and Sinai

Information about the resorts and touristic cities on Egypt’s Red Sea coast and in the Sinai Peninsula

Red Sea and Sinai

This coastline has grown into a popular beach destination for tourists passing up the wonders of the Nile Valley for the calm blue waters of the Red Sea, white sand beaches, and coral reefs teaming with sea-life.

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Hurghada Travel Guide

In the beginning of 1980 Hurghada start to be known for the tourist industry due to the natural condition as the fine beaches, coral reefs, colored fishes and the sunshine. The investors began their tourist projects in the area in building resorts and hotels, nowadays Hurghada has around 350 hotels and resort beside there are many Travel agents, Transportation Agent, Diving schools, Diving centers, Safari Agents.

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Sinai

The Sinai Peninsula consists of an area of some 61,000 square kilometers. Sinai, by its geographical location, is the junction between Asia and Africa.It is the gateway to Egypt from the East. It is divided into two governorates, Southern Sinai governorate and Northern Sinai Governorate.

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Sharm El Sheikh

The governorate of South Sinai extends from Taba on the Gulf of Aqaba on the Red Sea across the northern foot hills of Al-Tih plateau to Ras Masallah on the Gulf of Suez in the west, and Ras Mohammed in the south. It is globally recognized as the City of Peace.

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Dahab

Formerly a Bedouin fishing village, Dahab is situated between Sinai's mountainous landscape and the Red Sea's prestigious shoreline, about 80 kilometers northeast of Sharm El Shiekh.

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