Only one-minute walk from the beach, the nicely-furnished hotel apartment is equipped with comfortable bedding. The hotel staff are very accommodating and friendly. A week-long stay is worth $600 (including Airbnb fees). Fun activities like diving, snorkeling in the clear Red Sea water, and ship cruise in the gorgeous blue Red Sea are available with a professional team. The hotel apartment is a one-minute walk from the beach, and night-time access to the beach is available. I reserve the place for you, and the Resort takes care of preparing the place at the hospitality level of a four-star hotel. I am happy to answer questions in a video or voice internet call. Taxi is the best way to get around. Attractions in Marsa Allam: 1. The Red Sea is one of the best destinations for diving in the world. The Red Sea has great visibility, because it rarely rains in the region, the water carries few particles that affect the visibility. The view underwater, with this clarity, is of technicolored coral reefs and various species of sea creatures — the greatest variety among all seas. The Red Sea’s healthy coral reefs make an optimal living space for sea creatures. 2. A popular trip is visiting Wadi Gamal National Park in the Eastern Desert, where the Red Sea Mountains line a lot of the landscape in the distance inside the park, is an opportunity for a genuine experience of the Ababda tribe’s nomadic way of life. A guide from the Ababda introduces visitors to the history of the region and their Bedouin community. The Ababda believe they first came to Egypt when the Arabs first arrived in the country, between 639 and 646. Guests are offered traditional Bedouin food. This consists of bread, called "qors qabori," cooked under the sand, and goat meat that is either cooked on the rocks or under the sand. The Ababda also serve their traditional Gabana coffee, which is roasted on the rocks then ground, seasoned with ginger or cardamom and cooked in the Gabana pot. Another part of the trip is taking a look at the geological layer in the Red Sea Mountains, which reflect some of the Earth’s formational history. There are 600-million-year-old red granite rocks, which have striking morphology and are among the oldest on the planet. Inside Wadi Gemal Park, one can also visit the mines that supplied the Roman Empire with green beryl.