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Marsa Alam Reef Sanctuary
An eco-luxury resort with beachfront villas and a pristine house reef, close to Abu Dabbab bay and its sea turtles.
From
$172
per night
Egypt
Marsa Alam
The Red Sea as it used to be
Overview
Pristine reefs, turtles and dugongs at Abu Dabbab, spinner dolphins at Sataya — the southern Red Sea for true ocean lovers.
Some 270 kilometres south of Hurghada, Marsa Alam has kept what many destinations have lost: tranquillity and untouched nature. Long beaches framed by the Eastern Desert mountains, and coral reefs that begin right at the shoreline.
At Abu Dabbab bay you can swim alongside green sea turtles and, with luck, spot the rare dugong grazing on seagrass. Full-day trips head to Sataya reef, home to pods of spinner dolphins, and to Wadi El Gemal National Park for nature and bird lovers.
We arrange eco-luxury resorts on house reefs, daily or week-long diving, and flights into Marsa Alam International Airport.
Stays in Marsa Alam
Journeys in Marsa Alam
Egypt journeys
Marsa Alam Dive Week
Seven days on the finest reefs of the southern Red Sea: turtles at Abu Dabbab, Sataya’s dolphins and daily dives with a certified centre.
From
$840
per person
