Alexandria

Alexandria's Natural Wonders

Alexandria’s coastline features a diverse array of natural landscapes, from the manicured exotic flora of Al-Montaza Park to the saltwater ecosystem of Al-Matar Lake. The region is defined by its Mediterranean beaches, including the historic Anfoushi and the bridge-fronted Stanley Beach. Further west, the El Max Corniche provides views of traditional fishing canals, while inland elevations like Qaret al Lebed offer a perspective of the desert topography surrounding the city.

A

Al-Montaza Park

Adjacent to the palace that is now transformed to hotel and casino. Vast stretch of exotic greenery with a direct access to the beach.

B

Stanley Beach

Sandy cove set against the backdrop of the landmark Stanley Bridge, used for swimming and Mediterranean views.

C

Myna aldkhylt

Coastal viewpoint overlooking the industrial shipping hub and container terminals of Alexandria's western port.

D

Kwrnysh almks

Waterfront area offering views of the El Max fishing village, characterized by its narrow canals and traditional wooden boats.

E

Mktb jwazat askndryt

Elevated location providing a vantage point over the Western Harbor's maritime traffic and the Mediterranean coastline.

F

San Stefano Beach

Private Mediterranean beach featuring a paved walkway and breakwater, situated in front of the San Stefano Grand Plaza.

G

Al-Anfoushy Beach

Public beach in the historic Anfoushi district, located near the Citadel of Qaitbay and traditional seafood markets.

H

Aida Beach

Coastal stretch located near the Montaza Royal Gardens, offering access to the Mediterranean waters.

I

Al-Matar Lake

Saltwater lake situated near Alexandria International Airport, serving as a significant wetland habitat for local birdlife.

J

Qaret al Lebed

Desert peak located south of the urban center, representing the arid topography of the Alexandria Governorate.