The Definitive Guide to Living in the Capital , Cairo , Egypt

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Marsa Matrouh is trending this summer! Finally, taking the credit it deserves, Marsa Matrouh is known for being packed with spots and hidden gems. Between secluded beaches, breathtaking caves, and historical sites dating back to the Second World War, here are five spots not to miss on your next trip to Marsa Matrouh. 

1- Lagoon Beach 

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Renowned for its pearl white sand, Lagoon Beach has small sandy hills perfect for a family getaway. Build sand castles, bask in the sun, and take a dip in the crystal-clear water!

2- Hamam Cleopatra 

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Enjoy the royal atmosphere of Hamam Cleopatra, which is in a cave. It was said that Cleopatra used this area to swim as a form of showering. When the waves hit the rocks, visitors can enjoy the bliss of a swim amid the beauty of the earthly stone cave. It is simply a majestic experience!

3- Ageeba Beach 

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Ageeba Beach is a cove nestled between two mountains known for its unmatched views. You can reach it through a set of stairs and enjoy picturesque views. Additionally, Ageeba is known for its blue waves and smooth sands.

4- Salt Cave Salman 

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Indulge in a rejuvenating experience at Salt Cave Salman, a salt cave in downtown Matrouh. Whether you’re looking to sightsee or try out a salt treatment that helps enhance your overall health and boost your immunity by burying you in the cave’s crispy salt, make sure not to miss out on this standout experience. 

5- Rommel Museum 

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The Rommel Museum, a tribute to the memory of German field marshal Erwin Rommel, is a significant historical site in Marsa Matruh. Opened in 1977 with the support of the Egyptian and West German governments, it offers a unique opportunity to journey back in time and explore historical pieces from the Second World War.