Stretching along a desert strip between the sea and the mountains, Safaga is a port town in Egypt that sits on the coast of the Red Sea. Although historically a merchant port, the seaside town also has a small tourism industry. The many coral reefs in the area, especially off the city of Hurghada just 53 kilometres south, make the region a popular destination for scuba divers and snorkelers. To accommodate these visiting divers, the town offers vacancies in several hotels, bungalows and rest houses.

Jeddah is located south of the Red Sea and forms the gateway to Mecca. A city tour is undoubtedly advisable.

Sharm El Sheikh is located south of the Sinai highlands at the Red Sea. The city is one of the most popular and most expensive resorts in Egypt. Sharm El Sheikh is a popular destination for divers because it offers many beautiful coral reefs. However, the center offers a wide selection of restaurants, markets and casinos.

Stretching along a desert strip between the sea and the mountains, Safaga is a port town in Egypt that sits on the coast of the Red Sea. Although historically a merchant port, the seaside town also has a small tourism industry. The many coral reefs in the area, especially off the city of Hurghada just 53 kilometres south, make the region a popular destination for scuba divers and snorkelers. To accommodate these visiting divers, the town offers vacancies in several hotels, bungalows and rest houses.