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Marsa Alam Souq
Days: Open daily, busiest in the evenings when locals and tourists come to shop.
What to Buy: Traditional Egyptian spices like cumin, coriander, and turmeric. Handwoven textiles, scarves, and Bedouin-style clothing. Jewelry and accessories crafted from silver and beads. Handmade pottery and decorative items.
Port Ghalib Marina
Days: Shops are open daily, especially active on weekends (Friday and Saturday) when more visitors explore the area.
What to Buy: Red Sea-themed souvenirs, including seashell crafts and coral-inspired jewelry (ethically sourced). Egyptian cotton products, such as towels and clothing. Beachwear and accessories. Handmade jewelry and artwork from local and regional artisans.
El Quseir Local Market
Days: Open daily, but most vibrant on Friday mornings, the traditional market day in Egypt.
What to Buy: Fresh fruits, vegetables, and herbs. Egyptian spices and tea blends.Traditional baskets, rugs, and mats. Household goods and kitchenware with a local touch.
- Bedouin Handicrafts Stalls
Days: Many stalls operate daily, but availability may vary based on the season and tourist activity.
What to Buy: Handcrafted rugs and carpets with Bedouin designs. Embroidered clothing and accessories. Leather goods such as bags and belts. Unique silver jewelry and traditional Bedouin adornments.
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