Located in the Matrouh governorate, this remote oasis is packed with history, views, and activities to do. Explore the Shali Fortress and the Tombs of the Mountain of the Dead or experience at the fortune telling Oracle Temple also known as Alexander’s Temple. At Siwa you can take a cleansing swim at the Siwa Salty Quarry known for its healing abilities or the cool waters of Cleopatra’s Well. You can also wander through the old Siwa town markets or learn about the Berber history at the House of Siwa Museum. Furthermore, there are exciting activities such as doing a sand and sea safari and finishing it off by doing some sandboarding on the sand dunes of Siwa. This little oasis is a well-rounded experience of deep history, breathtaking views, and exciting activities.

Regarded as one of the best beaches in the world, Mersa Matruh beach has crystal clear water and white sandy beaches like you’ve never seen in Egypt before. The beach is backed with many different hotels, hostels, and resorts. At nighttime you can find yourself enjoying a local Egyptian coffee brew or a delicious meal at a variety of different restaurants. The night market by the Mersa Matruh beach is lively with music, shops, and activities to do.

Fantasy Island is an island in Siwa where it is surrounded by palm trees and lush greenery. It is a favorite bathing spot for locals and tourists who enjoy being able to float on the water to its high salinity. Being far from the city, it is a great place to have tea and shisha while enjoying the amazing sunset and sky full of stars.

Almaza Bay offers a beautiful coastline and a wide variety of activities fit for a family vacation. During the day you can find a range of beach sports by the water for all different ages to participate in including beach volleyball, soccer, racket ball, kitesurfing, and jet skiing. Almaza Bay also offers a variety of kids activities such as Les Elfes world famous summer camps where your kids can experience a summer camp experience like never before. This bay is also known for hosting many music festivals such as the infamous Shorelines festival where world-renowned artists perform from all around the world. At night you can enjoy a drink at Sammy’s Beach Bar or enjoy luxury Italian food at the famous Pier 88.

Abu Mena is a town that was during Late Antiquity period (300 AD to 700 AD) and was dedicated to Saint Mina, an Egyptian Roman soldier who was martyred, because he refused to recant his Christian faith. After murdering Mina, they burned his body and when the body didn’t burn his sister bribed the soldiers and took his body to be buried in the church of Alexandria. When the Roman persecution of Christians ended, Pope Athanasius got a vision from an angel to bury Saint Mina's body in the Western desert. While on their journey the camels stopped near Lake Mariout and wouldn’t move. The Christians moved the body to another camel and the camel wouldn’t move; so, they took that as a sign that the body should be buried there. This led to Abu Mena town being formed and became a pilgrimage for Christians around the world.