Casa Mare Resort Royal Tulip Beach Resort Marsa Alam
Royal Tulip Beach Resort Marsa Alam Hotels, Aqua Park is great base from which to explore this vibrant city. Situated only 15 KM from the city center, guests are well located to enjoy the town's attractions and activities. With its convenient location, the hotel offers easy access to the city's must-see destinations.
Tulip Resort is now divided into two – Royal Tulip Resort, which is a five star and also all inclusive (but please check with your agent), and Magic Tulip Resort, which is at least a good four star. Either choice presents you with one of Marsa Alam’s better hotels in its category with excellent service, good food, a clean beach and, for those who wish to walk off the calories, a romantic jetty – almost one kilometre long – stretching out across the coral reef.
Both resorts are located on the beach 17 km south from Marsa Alam airport, 15 km south of Port Ghalib marina and 46 km north of the town of Marsa Alam.
Royal Tulip Beach Resort boasts jacuzzi, spacious rooms and on-site restaurant.
All rooms have access to a balcony or terrace, a television, air conditioning, and an in-room safe. The hotel also has a gym, a swimming pool, rooms with smoking allowed, room service, a sauna, meeting rooms, and a business center.
The location of the Royal Tulip Beach Resort Marsa Alam in the affluent Marsa Shona area and proximity to the Marsa Alam marina allows us to offer a wide range of diving and snorkeling trips. Our fixed program includes house reef diving, diving from the coast of local bays reachable by minibus, half days by raft and full day motor yacht trips; we also have special excursions which include diving within the Wadi El Gimal National Park area, diving at Elphinstone,
Dolphin House (Samady) and Dugong Bay (Marsa Hermes and Marsa Figuera). Each dive spot has its own special attractions and sites suitable for all experience levels. During your dives with TGI Marsa Alam, some of the creatures you may encounter include turtles, dolphins, sharks, palegians and hundreds of species of reef fish and corals.
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