Explore the ancient civilization of the Egyptians and view the sights of Cairo, the Ram headed Sphinxes, wondrous Palaces and inspiring mosques are among Egypt’s treasures. Gaze in awe at the Giant Pharaohs carved into coloured stone at the fabulous wall murals in the Valley of Kings. See the Temples of Karnak and Luxor, the Temple of Queen Hatshepsut, the Temple at Edfu and the twin Temple of Edfa and visit the Aswan High Dam and Kitchener Island.
Marsa
Marsa Matruh Beach
A stunning stretch of white sandy beach with crystal-clear turquoise waters, ideal for swimming, sunbathing, and relaxing by the Mediterranean Sea.
Cleopatra’s Beach
A picturesque beach named after the famous Egyptian queen, known for its calm waters and scenic beauty, offering a tranquil escape.
Almaza Bay
A beautiful bay featuring pristine beaches, luxurious resorts, and a range of water sports and recreational activities, popular for both relaxation and adventure.
Siwa Oasis
A historic oasis located a bit inland, known for its natural springs, ancient ruins, and traditional Siwan architecture. It’s a unique cultural and natural destination.
Rommel Cave
A historical site used during World War II by General Erwin Rommel, offering insights into the wartime history of the region and a chance to explore its subterranean passages.
Marsa Matruh Museum
A museum showcasing artefacts and exhibits related to the local history and culture of Marsa Matruh and the surrounding areas.
Agiba Beach
A stunning beach known for its dramatic rock formations and clear waters, offering a picturesque setting for swimming and snorkelling.
El Alamein War Cemetery
Located nearby, this cemetery commemorates the soldiers who fought in the North African Campaign during World War II, featuring beautifully maintained graves and memorials.
Tomb of the Unknown Soldier
A significant memorial dedicated to unidentified soldiers who lost their lives in conflicts, providing a solemn and reflective space.
Sunken City of Heracleion
Though not in Marsa Matruh directly, this submerged ancient city near Alexandria offers a fascinating glimpse into Egypt’s past. It is accessible through tours and underwater exploration.
Dakhla Oasis
A remote oasis known for its historical sites, including ancient ruins and traditional mud-brick architecture, offering a unique desert experience.
Wadi el Natrun
An important site with ancient Coptic monasteries and natural salt flats, providing historical and cultural insights into Egypt’s religious heritage.