Al Qusayr, a city steeped in history, boasts captivating attractions on the Red Sea's west coast. Known by its ancient Egyptian name Tjau and later as Myos Hormos during the Ptolemaic era, Al Qusayr served as the endpoint of the Wadi Hammamat trail, a vital trade route connecting Egypt to the Red Sea.

Step back in time at the Shaykh Al-Farran Mosque, the city's oldest mosque, surrounded by traditional architecture. Dive into the underwater wonders of the Red Sea with diving courses offered by Aquatic Divers. Explore the El Quseir Fort, an Ottoman castle showcasing historic coral-block architecture. Take a walk along Port Said and savor delicious fresh seafood.

Discover treasures at the local souks near the Ottoman castle. Browse handmade goods, souvenirs, spices, alabaster statues, textiles, and more. While Al Qusayr offers a relaxed atmosphere, nearby Sharm el Sheikh provides a livelier nightlife scene.