Marsa Alam: the most beautiful backdrops in Egypt

More tranquil and smelly than the sparkling Sharm el Sheikh, Marsa Alam was born from an ancient fishing harbor along the Egyptian coasts of the Red Sea. Despite its strategic position and commercial position, Marsa Alam has a long history: the mountains of the hinterland were rich in gold and emeralds, and the area was well-known for extracting these materials.

Selected by many Italians for a seaside holiday, this seemingly simple city reveals its most precious treasures once it has passed the water’s hair. Marsa Alam’s backdrops, in fact, are the most beautiful of all of Egypt: here the traveler, intent on capturing the underwater wonders, will be able to see even turtles, sharks and dolphins. The Red Sea is populated by more than a thousand species of marine species, including molluscs of all kinds and an extraordinary variety of fish, all living in the coral reef: not by chance, this area is considered a true paradise for and sub. And Marsa Alam is ready to welcome and amaze her submerged living pictures.