Azha North Coast is a coastal town located in the northernmost corner of Egypt, near the Mediterranean Sea and the Nile Delta. The area is known for its lush vegetation, sandy beaches, and crystal-clear waters. It is part of a larger region known as Lower Egypt that includes the city of Alexandria, as well as other major towns such as El Alamein and Port Said.

The town was once a prominent fishing village and is now a popular tourist destination with many facilities available. Tourists can visit the ancient ruins of Azha Fort, go swimming or sunbathing on the beaches, or take a boat tour to see the beautiful coastline from the ocean. There are also several small shops and restaurants in town, offering local specialized products and dishes for visitors to sample.

In recent years, Azha North Coast has seen development in eco-tourism and agricultural activities. This has led to an increase in the number of visitors visiting the area, bringing in new business opportunities. Eco-tourists can enjoy activities such as bird watching, hiking, horse riding, and canoeing. Meanwhile, agricultural businesses in the area produce olives and citrus fruits as well as dates, saffron, and honey.