The small village of Tunis is located in the oasis of Fayoum, on the way to Wadi Al-Rayan. Located on a hill facing a large salt water lake, the village overlooks a stunning view of the edge of the desert on the other side of the lake. It is one of the most beautiful places in Egypt as it offers many activities such as horse riding, bird watching and pottery classes. The Perfect way to get around Tunis village is on bicycle. Tunis Bike is located just beside Kom El-Dikka Agri Lodge and it offers a wide variety of bikes ranging from mountain bikes to speed bikes.

This slice of heaven is located on the Taba-Nuweiba road. Fjord Bay is made up of crystal waters, stunning coral reefs, and is surrounded by mountains. If you prefer being on land at all times, then leave the beach and the divers by the sea and climb the mountain to take in the natural beauty from up top. This spot is good for big groups who are undecided on what they want to do, as there's something for everyone. Whether you'd rather lounge around and work on your tan, or take a hike, explore a little or discover history with the Salahdin fortress being a boat trip away, it's all there. There's also camping spots if you don't feel like driving back to the hotel.

Giftun Island Hurghada, a hidden gem in the Red Sea coast beside Hurghada. It is one of the largest islands in the Red Sea as it is the second largest island after the Shedwan Island. It is known for its rare coral reefs, colourful fish, and extraordinary birds. It includes more than 196 kinds of the solid coral reefs which represent about 80% of the biodiversity of the coral reefs in the Red Sea. Also more than 794 species of coral reefs fish. This number of fish represents about 65% of the biodiversity of fish. Two kinds of birds that face the extinction danger threatening are found in the Giftun Island. These birds are the Kittiwake and a specific kind of eagles. One of the rare turtle species lives on the beaches of the Giftun Island.

Marsa Alam is famous for its natural beauty and its gorgeous beaches. Near the border of Sudan, Ras Banas is a great snorkeling and diving spot. The natural beauty is perfect for getting in your weekly dose of meditation, as it's quite the serene getaway. The beach is known for its clear blue waters and its breath-taking corals. It offers a delightful adventure to divers, and a pleasant experience for swimmers who want to enjoy watching coral reefs and colorful fish through its clear waters without going the extra mile, hence “diving or snorkeling”.

Located in Wadi El Gemal, Wadi Qulaan has a few activities if you’re an outdoorsy person and prefer the company of animals (which we can't blame you for). In between your swimming by the mangroves and tanning sessions, you could catch up on your bird watching or chill in Gabal Hamata, which is home to Ibex and gazelles. This is more of a quiet destination, made up of several breathtaking areas surrounded by beautiful scenery.

Marsa Mubarak, also known as Turtle Bay, is home to dugongs, which were listed by the International Union for Conservation of Nature as vulnerable. Dugongs are only found in three areas across Egypt, one of which is Marsa Mubarak. So if you’re looking for a new swimming or diving partner, you’ll find quite a few dugongs and turtles around. Located in Marsa Alam, it’s a nice change from the usually overcrowded beaches we find in other seaside spots. You may also run into dolphins! While you can chill by the beach, Marsa Mubarak is popular mainly for diving and snorkeling.