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The "Red Sea Riviera" which spans the eastern shore of Egypt as well as a majority of the coast of the Sinai Peninsula has long been known for its remarkable resorts and luxurious hotels. Most of the popular towns have thriving shopping, dining and nightlife scenes and make for a unique change for those who inhabit some of the nearby cities and towns. These are only some of the reasons that the Red Sea Riviera towns are so actively visited.
Another reason for the frequent visits from native Egyptians and world wide tourists alike is the incredible conditions for diving, snorkeling and water sports that are presented within the surrounding waters of this entire area. The Red Sea, Gulf of Suez and Gulf of Aqaba all host unique wildlife, corals and creatures that draw millions of enthusiasts to the region each year.
One town which is becoming increasingly popular is Marsa Alam, which is located along the southern region of the Red Sea Riviera, close to the Tropic of Cancer and Arabian Desert. Here visitors enjoy the lush scenery, full of palm trees and soothing breezes from the coastal waters.
Marsa Alam vacations tend to be all about the diving, snorkeling and water activities made so enjoyable by the special conditions of the surrounding waters. Divers frequently encounter well-preserved or completely unspoiled diving sites. This is due in part to the majority of the Red Sea Riviera now falling under governmental protection as a national park, and the fact that most dives are now heavily regulated. Protecting both the flora and fauna from disturbances and the harmful effects of divers who may "collect" creatures will go a long way to maintaining the popularity of the area and increasing its visitation.
Those enjoying Marsa Alam vacations will be able to view dugongs (similar to manatees), Red Sea Spinner Dolphins, coral and hammerhead sharks among many other creatures when they scuba dive in the area. There are also ample opportunities to learn how to sail, surf and snorkel as well.
Additionally, the area is in close proximity to some interesting "inland" activities, including a nearby temple of pharaoh Seti I, who is an often-discussed pharaoh of the Nineteenth Dynasty.
Those looking to enjoy Marsa Alam vacations will also have a wide range of accommodations to choose from, including comprehensive resorts offering diving packages, training and certification as well as more simple hotels which provide an excellent place to rest after a day in the warm Egyptian sun.
Another reason for the frequent visits from native Egyptians and world wide tourists alike is the incredible conditions for diving, snorkeling and water sports that are presented within the surrounding waters of this entire area. The Red Sea, Gulf of Suez and Gulf of Aqaba all host unique wildlife, corals and creatures that draw millions of enthusiasts to the region each year.
One town which is becoming increasingly popular is Marsa Alam, which is located along the southern region of the Red Sea Riviera, close to the Tropic of Cancer and Arabian Desert. Here visitors enjoy the lush scenery, full of palm trees and soothing breezes from the coastal waters.
Marsa Alam vacations tend to be all about the diving, snorkeling and water activities made so enjoyable by the special conditions of the surrounding waters. Divers frequently encounter well-preserved or completely unspoiled diving sites. This is due in part to the majority of the Red Sea Riviera now falling under governmental protection as a national park, and the fact that most dives are now heavily regulated. Protecting both the flora and fauna from disturbances and the harmful effects of divers who may "collect" creatures will go a long way to maintaining the popularity of the area and increasing its visitation.
Those enjoying Marsa Alam vacations will be able to view dugongs (similar to manatees), Red Sea Spinner Dolphins, coral and hammerhead sharks among many other creatures when they scuba dive in the area. There are also ample opportunities to learn how to sail, surf and snorkel as well.
Additionally, the area is in close proximity to some interesting "inland" activities, including a nearby temple of pharaoh Seti I, who is an often-discussed pharaoh of the Nineteenth Dynasty.
Those looking to enjoy Marsa Alam vacations will also have a wide range of accommodations to choose from, including comprehensive resorts offering diving packages, training and certification as well as more simple hotels which provide an excellent place to rest after a day in the warm Egyptian sun.
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