Suez

Suez, a key port city at the northern tip of the Red Sea, functionally connects Egypt to the eastern and western world through the famed Suez Canal. As a significant center for international trade, this region offers an insight into the maritime and industrial heritage of Egypt. The city is blessed with a mixture of urban and natural attractions. It serves as a gateway to the Sinai Peninsula with its scenic coastal views and lively harbor activities. While less busy with tourists than Egypt's other famous cities, its unique position and cultural offerings make it an intriguing stopover. Visitors can explore the local markets, waterfront views, and historical sites, contributing to a deeper understanding of the local culture and history. With the Suez Canal's vast engineering marvel as a backdrop, Suez remains a vital yet often underestimated player on the tourism map.