Things to do in Ain Sokhna

Things to do in Ain Sokhna

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Day Use Trip “Amigo Ain Sokhna
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Spend an amazing day in the heart of the sea
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Let's create an adventure in Sokhna
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A full day of fun in Sokhna Yacht
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Take A Hike Day!
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A Unique day use at porto beach sokhna
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Special day Use trip in Sokhna Portrait
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Day use at the red sea at Stella Di Mare
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A trip for ladies only to Ain Sukhna
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Porto sokhna Pyramids
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Enjoy your weekend Ain Sokhna day use
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One Day Yacht Trip in Ain Sokhna
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Day trip in porto south beach
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Unforgettable dayuse at Al Sokhna
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Things to do in Ain Sokhna

Things to do in Ain Sokhna

Ain Sukhna means "Hot Spring" in Arabic, and the area receives its name from the bubbling springs near Ataka Mountain. Ataka Mountain, in the governorate of Suez, rises 800 meters above sea level. It is a must-see attraction in Ain Sokhna. The adjacent St Anthony and St Paul Monasteries in the Eastern Desert are additional interesting cultural places to see, and the Suez Canal, which is historically significant, is around an hour distant.

Ain Sukhna is a short drive from Cairo, about an hour and a half on the new highway. It is quickly becoming one of the top escape holiday places on the Red Water coast, making it feasible to combine a short visit to Cairo with some sun and sea fun. Well-off Cayennes have been summering here for a long time, thanks to its gorgeous beaches and its tranquillity.

International hotel companies have flocked to this stretch of beachfront paradise in recent years, allowing you to experience a true slice of heaven on the Red Sea coast. Ain Sukhna is a terrific place to visit because of its luxury, beautiful beaches, interesting water activities, and proximity to the beautiful Eastern Desert.

Furthermore, Porto Sokhna, an affluent resort and golf course located 20 kilometers south of Ain Sukhna and rising 270 meters above sea level, is an ambitious real estate development, Egypt's first mountain-top resort, and golf course. It comprises massive malls, lovely residential areas and villas, endless retail possibilities, restaurants, and a theatre complex, and it covers a total area of 2.5 million sq. m. A cable-car transit system connects the resort to the coast.

There are a variety of hotels to select from, all of which provide sports like snorkeling, jet skiing, and paddleboarding. At the state-of-the-art Stella Di Mare Resort, you may also enjoy a round of golf or a relaxed afternoon of spa indulgence.

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Things to do in Ain Sokhna

With resorts and ports bordering the entire beachfront route, Ain Sokhna's allure is its laid-back atmosphere. While it's tempting to spend the day there, sunning in between dips in the clear water, there's plenty more to do if you're so inclined. There's enough to do in a single day at the coastal town, from adventurous trips up into the mountains to a variety of water sports and aquatic activities.

Go dolphin-spotting on a yacht trip

Go dolphin-spotting on a yacht trip

Ain Sokhna's pristine waters and diverse marine life make a boat journey appealing for fishermen. You may plan your cruise ahead of time; there are lots of reputable operators available online. For an additional fee, the expert sailing crew may take you out on the water for as little or as long as you like, and can even supply fishing equipment and a prepared meal on board. Most boats can accommodate up to ten people, so try to organize as large a party as possible to save money. Once you're out on the ocean, keep an eye out for schools of dolphins having a great time in the crystal clear water.

Enroll in a kitesurfing course

Enroll in a kitesurfing course

Ain Sokhna is the closest kitesurfing area to Cairo, and its shallow seas and mild tide make it an excellent place for newbies to get their feet wet. For crash training in what is swiftly becoming Egypt's favorite sport, visit Infinity Kitesurfing, located near Ain Sokhna's famed wind energy farm. Take turns on the board for a tough encounter, then relax on their beanbags for a well-deserved respite.

Take a cable car up into the mountains

Take a cable car up into the mountains

Porto Sokhna's massive resort offers not just a diverse range of dining options (more on that later), but also a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to see the huge beach town from above. Take a journey up to the highest point in the Ain Sokhna hills atop their cable cars (known locally as téléphérique) for a once-in-a-lifetime adventure.

Relax on the beach and enjoy the sun

Relax on the beach and enjoy the sun

While there are plenty of experiences to be had, let's face it: if you're going to the beach, you're probably just looking to sit back, relax, and work on your tan. Most hotels in Ain Sokhna provide 'day-use pricing,' which allows you to access their beaches and pools without needing to book a room. The cost of doing so varies between 200 LE (£11) and 800 LE (£43) for each person, depending on the hotel - we recommend Ain Sokhna's Stella Di Mare or Jaz Little Venice.

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When is it best to go to Ain Sokhna?

The months of February, March, November, and December are the most likely to have excellent weather, with average temperatures between 20 and 25 degrees Fahrenheit. Summer is the hottest season, with April, May, June, July, August, September, and October being the hottest months.

On a sunny day in Ain Sokhna, what should you do?

These adventures are hard to pass up when the weather is nice:
- Day Beach Trip to Ain Sokhna
- Day Tour to the Red Sea from Cairo
- Private Overnight Trip - El Ain Sokhna & Red Sea from Cairo
- Day Use At The Red Sea At Stella Di Mare - Private

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