Mediterranean Coast

Alexandria's highest-rated table — a polished fine-dining destination out in Amreya.

The North Coast's most dazzling bay — blinding white sand and water in ten shades of turquoise, just west of El Alamein.

A tiny cliff-framed cove whose name means 'miracle' — emerald water glimpsed from a dramatic clifftop staircase.

A rare townscape of 17th–19th-century brick houses with timber balconies, the largest concentration of Ottoman domestic architecture in Egypt.

The triple green-domed 1894 landmark presiding over the canal entrance — Port Said's most photographed silhouette.

Alexandria's top-rated seafood, with sweeping Mediterranean views from a Shatby rooftop.

Over 7,000 headstones in serene desert rows honour the Allied soldiers of the 1942 battle that turned the war in North Africa.

A polished resort enclave east of town with powder sand and glass-clear shallows, the coast's most upscale stretch.