Why visit The Red Sea
Egypt’s Red Sea coast offers a brilliant mix of vibrant marine life, desert scenery and relaxed luxury, all within easy reach of Cairo or Upper Egypt. While we tend to avoid the busier resorts around Sharm El Sheikh, the stretch near Hurghada, El Gouna and Soma Bay offers a quieter, more refined alternative.
This is where you’ll find clear turquoise waters, pristine coral reefs, and elegant boutique resorts with first-class service. Whether you’re diving with a private guide, learning to kite-surf in a protected lagoon, or snorkelling straight from your jetty, the underwater world here is extraordinary, and among the best in the world.
Back on land, the landscape shifts to arid mountains and golden deserts, where we can arrange everything from private stargazing dinners to quad-biking adventures through dramatic canyons. El Gouna, in particular, is perfect for those who prefer a low-key atmosphere, with excellent dining, independent shops and private villas tucked along palm-lined lagoons.
With year-round sunshine and easy domestic access from Cairo or Luxor, the Red Sea is an ideal stop for rest and rejuvenation at the start or end of a longer Egyptian journey, especially for those who want barefoot luxury without the crowds.