Marsa Alam City

The town center is relatively small, with a few local shops, cafes, and restaurants catering to both residents and visitors. The atmosphere is relaxed, with a noticeable absence of the hustle and bustle you might find in more commercialized areas. There are also a few local restaurants offering fresh seafood and Egyptian cuisine. Most visitors spend their time exploring the beautiful coastline and underwater reefs. Staying in the city center is close to the beach, typically a short drive or walking distance, depending on where you are staying.

North of Marsa Alam

The northern part of Marsa Alam is quieter and more relaxed than other Red Sea destinations. It’s a place to unwind, connect with nature, and enjoy the serenity of the surroundings. The highway is the only road that runs north-south about a half a mile from the water, and most of the hotels are between the water and the highway. Hotels in North Marsa Alam are about a 15-minute drive of Abu Dabab Beach and Marsa Alam Beach, 30 minutes from Turtle Beach and about 7-8 miles from Marsa Alam Mosque.