Marsa Alam’s story stretches back centuries, rooted in its quiet existence as a small fishing village along Egypt’s Red Sea coast. Once a humble stopover for traders and fishermen, its name – meaning “Bay of Flags” in Arabic – hints at its maritime past, where ships once dotted the horizon.

The region’s history took a turn in ancient times when it became a gateway for mining expeditions, with the nearby mountains yielding precious stones and gold for Egypt’s pharaohs. Fast forward to the modern era, and Marsa Alam has evolved from a sleepy coastal hamlet into a rising star of tourism, all while retaining its authentic charm. With Nasa Tours, you can step into this timeless tale, exploring a destination where history whispers through the waves and windswept sands.