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Sharm El Luli, Marsa Alam (4/10)

One of those soft, pastel-colored landscapes, where the powdery sands soak seamlessly into the pale blue of the ocean, Sharm El Luli lies 60-kilometers south of Marsa Alam town on the Red Sea and is a nature-lover’s dream. Like a picture of bliss, the area is ideal for keen snorkelers and divers, so make sure you bring your equipment with you – as well as food and drink, because there is absolutely nothing else nearby. 

The beach is best reached by an organized trip from your hotel in Marsa Alam, but make sure to spend the day here to fully appreciate the charm of the crystal water and the wealth of wildlife that lives in it.

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