Alexandria is the second largest city in Egypt after the capital Cairo & known as "The Pearl of the Mediterranean". It was founded by Alexander the Great in 331 B.C. & it was the capital of Graeco-Roman in Egypt. In the past Alexandria was famous for the lighthouse "Pharos"one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, now it's famous for the World War II cemeteries, Alexandria library, Montazah Palace, Pompey's Pillar & Catacomb cemetery.

Port Said is the 2nd most important port after Alexandria mostly built on Lake Manzala. It is situated on the Mediterranean Sea, north of Suez Canal & founded in 1859 by Khedive Mohamed Said as a camp for workers in the Suez Canal. Now Port Said is one of the best summer resorts & a duty-free port in Egypt. You can enjoy this city either by a cruise in the canal, shopping, touring the city by carriage, visit the Military or Modern Arts Museum.

The town of Safaga is a working marine port that is located on south of Hurghada on the coast of the Red Sea . Safaga is well known for Windsurfing, fishing, diving & has hosted the World Windsurfing Championship in 1993. Day trips to Luxor, Tobia Island & Mons Claudianus can also be arranged. Safaga is also well Known its unpolluted air, black sand-dunes and mineral springs that have acquired specific characteristics for remedy of rheumatoid & psoriasis.

Ein El-Sokhna is the Arabic name which means Hot Spring because it is famous for sulphur springs. It is located on the south of Suez on the Red Sea Coast in Egypt & consists mainly of a port & a few resorts. Quick day tours are possible from Ein El Sokhna to Cairo with its many visits like Citadel of Salah El-Din, Alabaster Mosque of Mohammed Ali, Egyptian Museum & the Great Pyramids of Giza. There are also excursions to Suez Canal & the Eastern Desert.

Suez Port is situated on the southern end of Suez canal, approximately 170 km south of Port Said. It is one of the oldest ports that lied on the Red Sea coast. It is located on the Northern end of the Suez Gulf at the Southern Entrance of the Suez Canal. The port consists of two docks (trade e dock and shipyard dock). It has a free zone area for serving ships.

Aqaba is the main port in Jordan. It is located on the Red Sea & it is connected to the urban centres of Jordan to the north by highway. There is overland border point to Saudi Arabia (16 km south). Aqaba is a popular tourist resort. Day tours are possible from Aqaba to visit Jordan famous sites like Petra, Wadi rum and Dead Sea.

Sharm el-Sheikh is the most popular resort in South Sinai and a perfect base from which to explore the region’s stunning coast line and rugged interior. Sharm's marina has been redeveloped for private yachts and sailboats, with a passenger terminal for cruise ships.