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Discover the wonders of the Red Sea - from vibrant coral reefs to pristine beaches and ancient history

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The Magnificent Red Sea

A natural wonder between Africa and Asia, the Red Sea is one of Earth's most biodiverse marine ecosystems

Geography & Climate

The Red Sea stretches over 1,200 miles (2,000 km) between Egypt, Sudan, and Eritrea to the west, and Saudi Arabia and Yemen to the east. Known for its year-round sunshine and warm water temperatures (20-30°C/68-86°F), this saltwater inlet of the Indian Ocean is a perfect destination in any season.

1,200+ Miles Long

300+ Sunny Days

30°C Water Temp

Marine Biodiversity

The Red Sea boasts over 1,200 fish species (20% found nowhere else on Earth), more than 200 types of coral, and numerous marine mammals. Its crystal-clear waters with visibility up to 45 meters (150 feet) make it one of the world's premier diving and snorkeling destinations.

1,200+ Fish Species

200+ Coral Types

20% Endemic Species

Top Diving & Snorkeling Spots

The Red Sea offers world-class diving and snorkeling experiences with incredible underwater visibility. Popular spots include:

01The Blue Hole (Dahab) - A famous sinkhole diving site with stunning coral gardens
02Ras Mohammed National Park - Known for diverse marine life and dramatic drop-offs
03Thistlegorm Wreck - Famous WWII shipwreck consistently ranked among the world's top dive sites
04Giftun Islands - Surrounded by vibrant coral reefs, perfect for snorkelers of all levels

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History & Cultural Heritage

The Red Sea has been a crucial trading route for millennia, connecting Europe, Africa, and Asia. Its shores have witnessed the rise and fall of ancient civilizations, from the Egyptians and Nabataeans to the Ottoman Empire.

Today, the region's rich heritage is reflected in its diverse cultures, architecture, and traditions. Visitors can explore ancient ports, historical monasteries, and traditional Bedouin communities along the coastline.

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Eco-Tourism & Conservation

The Red Sea ecosystem faces challenges from climate change, tourism pressure, and pollution. Numerous conservation efforts are underway to protect this marine wonder, including: