Red Sea
About Red Sea
Egypt's eastern border runs along the Red Sea, which separates Africa from the Middle East. The Red Sea coastline is where you'll find Egypt's most visually stunning destinations, including the tourist hot spots of Hurghada,Giftun Island, Sharm El-Sheik and Marsa Alam. The Red Sea is one of the world's best diving spots, home to crystal clear waters, coral reefs and an abundance of colourful marine life.
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Getting There
To get to the Red Sea in Egypt, start from Cairo. Drive southeast via Route 33M to Ain Sokhna, or take a flight from Cairo International Airport to Hurghada or Sharm El Sheikh.
