
A historic site known for its significant role in World War II, Al Alamein features memorials, museums, and beautiful Mediterranean beaches, making it a popular destination.
El Alamein, on Egypt's Mediterranean north coast, is where two decisive battles of the Second World War were fought in 1942. Today it combines moving war memorials with some of Egypt's whitest beaches and the new city of New Alamein.
The El Alamein War Museum and the Commonwealth War Cemetery tell the story of the desert campaign, with German and Italian memorials along the coast to the west. New Alamein adds a seafront promenade, towers and summer festivals, and the coast either side is lined with turquoise lagoons and resort villages.
June to September is beach season, when the north coast is at its liveliest. Spring and autumn are calm and pleasant for the memorials; winter is cool and windy.
One day for the memorials; a few days or more for a beach holiday.
Visit the cemeteries in the morning, bring sun protection, and book summer stays early, as the coast fills up with Egyptian holidaymakers.
Al Alamein is accessible via Borg El Arab Airport (HBE) in Alexandria, which is about a 1.5-hour drive away. The town is also reachable by road from Cairo and Alexandria, with regular bus and car services available
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Whether you're seeking adventure, relaxation, or a deeper connection with the local heritage, our list of popular attractions will help guide your journey and ensure you don't miss the must-see locations

The north coast around El Alamein is lined with beach resorts and holiday villages, with newer hotels in New Alamein.


Pick a beachfront resort for the lagoons, or stay in New Alamein for restaurants and summer events.

On the north coast, meals are about the sea and long summer evenings: fresh fish, grills and beach cafés.


Try a seafood dinner by the water, and the local summer favourites sold along the beaches.
The north coast is built around the car: the coastal road links Alexandria, El Alamein and Marsa Matrouh.
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Drive or take an intercity bus from Cairo or Alexandria, and use taxis or apps locally.
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