Nature · Wadi El Gemal, Marsa Alam، Red Sea
Sharm El Luli Beach
Dubbed the "Egyptian Maldives", a pristine bay renowned for crystalline turquoise lagoons, powdery white sands, and virgin coral reefs ranked among the world’s best beaches.
The story
Nestled inside the Wadi El Gemal National Park, 60 km south of Marsa Alam. Its gently sloping sandy shore and zero-rock seabed make it ideal for swimming and snorkeling. Home to rich marine biodiversity including hawksbill turtles and vibrant coral formations, preserved in its untouched natural state without commercial overdevelopment.
Visiting tips
Bring your own shade, snorkeling gear, and drinking water as commercial facilities are restricted to protect the reserve. Early morning visits offer the calmest water.