The most beautiful natural sites to discover Egypt

One hundred and forty-four islands of the delta in Aswan are included in this natural reserve.

A hot spring emerging from the sands the size of a small lake where you can swim and spend the night. At 12 km from the town, in the middle of a sea of sand, the site is only accessible by 4x4. Many agencies will offer you the services of a driver and a vehicle. The ideal is to come there with friends, order a grilled mutton (which will be a change from the usual desert menu: grilled chicken, rice, tomato and cucumber salad) and fall asleep under the vault of Nout... An unforgettable experience.

An excursion not to be missed. The colorful canyon is one of Sinai's natural wonders and can be visited from Dahab. In this magical place, where the rocks play with colors, you'll plunge into captivating labyrinths of narrow walls. The limestone rocks are yellow, violet, red, magenta and gold, and reach heights of up to 40 meters. Silence and peace are the order of the day. Allow 1.5 to 2 hours for a somewhat strenuous walk, including some climbing. The canyon can only be visited with a guide.

Located 3 km north of Aswan, on an island where species of shrubs were protected in huge weather, sixty species of birds were elected home.

Coming from Bahareyya, unusual limestone constructions follow yellow sand and black rocks (Black Mountains). They are in the form of pyramids, Paris mushrooms, icebergs, floating islands or igloo. The show is amazing. In the daytime, when the sun is in the vertical, the effect is not as great as in the evening or the first lueurs of the day, where the imperative of it to go on one night and if you can at the full moon, you will be on another planet. If it is only an adventure to try, it is this magical and timeless stroll in the white desert, where light creates a new and exciting decor every moment.

A good place to find drivers-guides is the Popular Restaurant.

It's a natural pool where Cleopatra is said to have bathed when she came to consult the oracle. Its clear, light water is incredibly transparent. The water that feeds it is pure and warm. A few years ago, only a small tent made of palm branches was erected here, offering siwi mint tea. The influx of tourists prompted Abdu to build a kitchen and toilets. In the evenings, sheep and goat barbecues are organized, as well as Siwi music concerts.

This is Hurghada's black spot. The superb sandy curves of yesteryear have been cut up, concreted over, walled in, disfigured and, finally, made inaccessible (unless you pay a fee) to those who don't stay in the coastal resorts. Take a tour of the hotels and compare. Those at the Hilton and Marriott are particularly neat. If you really don't want to pay, you'll have to get away from Hurghada and swim in creeks that are cluttered with tires, bricks and used batteries.

10 km southeast of Beni Soueif, this protected area houses fifty-four natural caves of great geological interest, some of which are up to 15 m deep.

Natural source surrounded by a mysterious legend. It is said to be drying off as soon as we get away from it.

In the Gulf of Aden, unique aquatic reserve of sirenians.

A cleaner source than others and located 32 km.

All around the oasis, made of basalt.

It is one of the few places where you will find vast beaches free of charge in Egypt! You can also choose to pay for Mercury Beach or the beaches of the beaches, if you want more privacy.