Discover Marsa Mubark Bay in Marsa Allam

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Discover Marsa Mubark Bay in Marsa Allam

05 16, 2023

The various marine organisms that abound in the marine life of the Red Sea are a source of national income for Egypt, where thousands of tourists from all over the world arrive to see these organisms by diving into the depths of the Red Sea, including the mermaid "dogong animal" and sea turtles, and in the next report we learn about the Marsa Mubarak area the most places inhabited by these organisms. Marsa Mubarak area is located in the south of the Red Sea governorate, specifically north of the city of Marsa Alam, about 60 square kilometers, inhabited by turtles, dolphins and dugongs "Mermaid", where tourists called it the best place for diving in the world, and British tourists described it saying: "diving in Marsa Mubarak is not alone, but next to you Mermaid, and green turtles guide you in the depths.

Marsa Mubarak Bay is one of the most beautiful and richest bays on the Red Sea coast, as it is characterized by biological diversity and is a haven for tourists.

The Marsa Mubarak area has also been the shelter and abode of the mermaid and turtles for hundreds of years, where the bride animal is united, which is widely seen at different times, as well as hundreds of green turtles and various fish.

The coral reefs in the Marsa Mubarak area are diverse, as the bottom of the Bay consists of sandy soil covered by a vast layer of seagrasses that the mermaid "dugong" feeds on, and there are also small sandy hills at the bottom of the Bay that have grown due to the deviation of torrents from the desert to the shore.

Certain guidelines were set for tourists wishing to swim and dive with sea turtles and mermaids in the marina, the most important of which were not to chase turtles and mermaids, not to touch or feed them, and not to interrupt their swimming line, either face to face or from one side, which leads to those organisms changing their swimming path, while not crowding around them underwater or on the surface.