El-Adabiya, a port city on the western coast of the Gulf of Suez, is Egypt's hidden gem.  Located approximately 17 kilometers from Suez City, El-Adabiya plays a vital role in maritime trade due to its proximity to the Suez Canal. This strategic location has made it a thriving hub for shipping and commerce. 

Despite its commercial importance, El-Adabiya offers a tranquil atmosphere. Enjoy quiet evenings by the water, taking in the scenic views.  Like Suez, El-Adabiya boasts historical significance. Explore the site of Moses' Springs and the Tell el-Yahudiya. The region's agricultural sector flourishes, with papayas being a major export. The Suez Public Free Zone, established in 1975, extends its economic influence over El-Adabiya as well.