Things to see in Egypt: Red Sea Coast - Makadi Bay & Hurghada
You may wonder at the name 'Red Sea' as you gaze on the heavenly blue-green waters, home to a host of tropical fish; the name comes from the brightly coloured corals that live beneath the water. The sea here is teeming with coral reefs and marine life - over 300 kinds of fish, from jellyfish to some species of shark and crabs that invade the sea at night. It's a mecca for diving and snorkelling, and the water is warm year-round.
Makadi Bay has long white sandy beaches nestled beneath desert dunes and a mountain range set off by translucent waters and exquisite marine life. it's well-known for tis diving and you can take a trip to Giftun Islands surrounded by spectacular reefs.
This former fishing village of Hurghada has expanded over the last few decades to become Egypt's premier beach resport on the Red Sea. Buzzing with life you'll find water sports of all kinds on offer.