Various reasons. It's relatively close to most of the tourist attractions if you stay at Sharm el-Sheikh (one hour flight to Giza for the pyramids, an hour or so to Cairo, a few hours drive to Luxor, a few more to Abu-Simbel) but it's far enough away from Cario to be enjoyable. El Gouna is further away and has less tourist attractions but is much less crowded and touristy kitch than Sharm. However, Sharm el-Sheikh has much better diving and other touristy things, like bigger souks, better fishing, etc... However to get there you have to go via Hourgada, which takes more time (as El Gouna is only 45mn drive or so from the Hourgada airport). Also, Egypt holds some reasonably cheap holidays if you go at the right time. There are also some who go to the Red Sea for religious reasons, wanting to retrace Moses' footsteps.
Its special because of all the ship wrecks that lie under the deep water with its beautiful coral!!
Moses parted the Red Sea.
Moses parted the Red Sea.
The Red Sea
There are several cities with Red Sea ports. Probably the most famous is El-Quseir in Egypt.
As a short route between the Mediterranean Sea and the Red sea
There are several cities with Red Sea ports. Probably the most famous is El-Quseir in Egypt.
There are several seas in the Middle East including: the Mediterranean Sea, the Red Sea, the Dead Sea, the Black Sea, the Caspian Sea (which is actually a lake), and the Arabian Sea.
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The Suez canal links the Mediterranean with the Red Sea.
the red sea
being the first pharaoh to have canal linking the Nile with the Red Sea
major seas are- Arabian sea-west of India Caspian sea-between south west Asia and aouth east Europe medittarean sea-between Africa and Asia japan sea-beside japan china sea- beside china barring sea- between Alaska and siberia black sea, agean sea, dead sea, red sea, aral sea, Caribbean sea, north sea and baltic sea TASMAN SEA
red sea