Visit the 16th century fort and take a look at Bedouin cultural artifacts and trade goods before you climb the watchtower for spectacular views of the city.

Experience a unique adventure complete with awe-inspiring landscapes, mysterious oases, cultural and architectonic sites, temples, and much more!

Get a taste of the local culture by exploring the Old Town's bazaars, historical buildings, mosques, and charming narrow streets.

One of the oldest and most significant monuments in El Quseir, the stunning Al-Farran Mosque stands as a testament to the region's rich cultural and religious heritage. Named after Sheikh Al Faran, the mosque holds great spiritual significance across the Islamic world and it's known for its stunning 18th-century minaret overlooking the Red Sea.

Quseir El Qadima is a fascinating area of great historical and archaeological significance. Once a bustling Roman port, this ancient site played a crucial role in trade between India, East Africa, Europe, and the Mediterranean and is a melting pot of history and culture.

Zerib Soraya is a renowned dive site in El Quseir, offering an unforgettable underwater experience with its main reef and various coral pinnacles. Divers are treated to vibrant marine life and underwater treasures, making it a must-visit attraction for diving enthusiasts.