Travel enthusiasts are wandering in search of new places. And traveling with wear and tear can often be cumbersome. If you want to explore something new then we have a hidden treasure for you.

saudi arabiaThe coast of the Red Sea extends for more than a thousand miles from the northern border with Jordan at the Gulf of Aqaba to Yemen in the far south. And as part of Saudi’s Vision 2030 plan, a number of ultra-luxury schemes are underway on the Red Sea shores.

These will feature boutique resorts offering water sports and other activities. If you are planning to visit the area, here are some must-see places.

Giftun Islands

The two Giftun Islands – Giftun Kebir and Giftun Sughayer – are closest to the Egyptian resort city of Hurghada and are part of a marine reserve in the Red Sea.

Tiran Island

Just 6 kilometers off the Sinai coast, Tiran Island technically belongs to Saudi Arabia. However, its waters are part of Egypt’s Ras Mohammed National Park. It is known for its crystal waters and untouched coral reef.

Naama Bay

Home to an energetic nightlife – this is where resorts, clubs and bars share Sharm el Sheikh’s most happening beach. Whether you are exploring the undersea world or taking a ride on a parasail – this is the right place for you.

Hurghada Marina

Hurghada Marina is the recreational center of the Red Sea resort. It is centered on a 200-berth port and bounded by Marina Boulevard.

Ras Mohammed National Park

Ras Mohammed National Park is at the southern tip of the Sinai Peninsula. This is one of the best places for diving. The land also offers empty beaches, rugged cliffs and desert.

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