Red Sea
The Red Sea – A Paradise between Egypt, Jordan, and Israel
The Red Sea is one of the world’s most fascinating travel destinations – a place where natural wonders, history, and warm hospitality come together.
Nestled between the breathtaking landscapes of Egypt, Jordan, and Israel, it offers a variety that excites both adventure seekers and those looking for relaxation.
In Egypt, visitors are drawn to the legendary coastline around Hurghada, Marsa Alam, and the magical Sharm El-Sheikh on the Sinai Peninsula.
With its colorful coral reefs, Egypt’s Red Sea is considered one of the best diving and snorkeling destinations in the world.
Turtles, dolphins, and vibrant schools of fish glide through crystal-clear waters. Culture lovers will also find themselves close to significant historical sites like the St. Catherine’s Monastery or the mystical mountains of Sinai.
Jordan entices travelers with its charming coastal town of Aqaba.
Although Jordan’s access to the Red Sea is relatively small, Aqaba offers spectacular diving spots and serves as an ideal starting point for excursions to the Wadi Rum desert or the ancient rock city of Petra – both UNESCO World Heritage Sites and only a short drive away.
Whether you want to walk in the footsteps of ancient cultures, discover colorful coral reefs, or simply relax on palm-fringed beaches, the Red Sea and its neighboring countries offer an unforgettable blend of nature, history, and adventure.
The team at Bakadi Dreams wishes you wonderful and unforgettable excursions!
Two Very Different Coasts
The Red Sea separates Africa from the Arabian peninsula along a rift that is still slowly widening. Indeed, that geology explains both the depth of the water close to shore and the desert mountains that frame it. As a result, the reefs here are among the richest on earth, with hundreds of species found nowhere else. Moreover, the water stays warm and clear all year, which makes it a dependable destination whatever the season.
Egypt and Jordan Side by Side
From Safaga in Egypt, the monuments of Luxor lie about three hours inland, while the reefs and desert begin right at the edge of town. From Aqaba in Jordan, the rock city of Petra and the Wadi Rum desert are within reach in a single day. Above all, both ports pair ancient history with landscapes that feel entirely untouched. Therefore, we match every excursion to your ship and to how active you would like the day to be.
Good to Know for the Red Sea
Temperatures climb steeply between May and September, so an early start is worth it in summer. For visits to temples and holy places, please cover shoulders and knees. Finally, sun protection, a hat and plenty of water are essential on every tour here, as shade is scarce.
Two destinations are available on the Red Sea:
Excursions in Sharm el-Sheikh, Sokhna and Eilat are coming soon. Please contact us if you are calling at one of those ports.
