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Activities to do in the Marsa Alam

Marsa Alam Tour offer the excellent opportunity to visit the history and culture of Cairo, Luxor, and Aswan in an unforgettable trip. With our MarsaAlam Tour every tourist will have the greatest holiday at the most reasonable price and the best service with the assistance of Trips2Deal's tour operators, tour guides, and drivers.

Marsa Alam is a magnificent entrance to a fantastic trip and the ultimate type of calm.The main aim of this page is to present every traveler all the information about MarsaAlam. This Page was written by a team of incredibly competent and qualified tour operators, tour guides, and travel advisers that know all the details surrounding how to enjoy Marsa Alam.

Marsa Alam Climate:

§  The temperatures of the city range from 22 and 30 c (72 to 86 F) and that’s why it has the warmest climate of all the Egyptian cities.

§  It has a hot tropical desert setting that has a substantially steadier temperature than other locations like Hurghada&Sharm El Sheikh.

§  The greatest time to visit the city is from September to march during the winter months because the climate is actually tropical.

Activities to do in Marsa Alam:

§  MarsaAlam was originally a modest fishing town later it was turned into a renowned coastal resort and a superb hub for diving and sea cruises.

§  The most astounding characteristic of MarsaAlam is that the bulk of the resort remain untouched by the detrimental influences of modernisation.

§  The city is famous for its mystical beauty and the most spectacular diving spots and the home to the coolest coral reefs and magnificent underwater life.

§  The resort features rare marine animals such as crocodile fish, turtles, and octopuses.

§  Deep South, WadiGimal, Ocean Pro, Dolphin House, and Aquarius are among the city's best diving centers.

§  The water activities throughout the resort are pretty exciting such as diving, snorkeling, fishing, surfing, and many more.

§  Shopping in MarsaAlam offer presents, herbs, & souvenirs such as fragrances, small sculptures, Pharaonic copies, silver and gold jewelry, wooden handicrafts, and real Bedouin apparel and crafts.