About The Red Sea
Within an eight-hour flight of roughly 80 percent of the planet’s population is an archipelago of pristine beaches, dormant volcanos, sweeping desert dunes, mountain canyons, historical cultural sites and 90 pristine islands dotting the Red Sea. These largely untouched gems, collectively known as The Red Sea, a destination, surrounded by the world's fourth-largest barrier reef system.
The area, covering more than 28,000 square kilometers, will soon be open to tourism in an...
Diving Spots
The Red Sea offers divers the chance to discover one of the world’s largest and least explored coral reefs. With its rich diversity, habitats, flora, and fauna divers will be able to explore the Red Sea’s underwater heaven, home to 280 species of fish, hawksbill turtles, dugongs, dolphins, sharks, numerous sea birds, and 314 species of coral.
All Year-Round Destination
Guests can enjoy life-changing experiences at The Red Sea at any time of the year due to its coastal and northern location. With an average annual temperature of 32 °C, guests will enjoy exploring The Red Sea’s vast and diverse area.
Geographic Diversity
The Red Sea is a sanctuary for the discerning traveler and due to its coastal location, you will be able to enjoy life changing experiences all year round ranging from island getaways to mountain retreats and desert adventures.
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