Azha Ain Sokhna is a resort town located in the Suez Governorate of Egypt. It is situated on the western coast of the Red Sea, roughly 90 kilometers east of Cairo. The name translates to “hot spring of the eye” and is derived from the presence of sulfur hot springs nearby.

Azha Ain Sokhna is a popular holiday destination for both domestic and international tourists due to its year-round warm climate and beautiful beaches. Activities such as swimming, boating, windsurfing, fishing and parasailing are common along the shore. Other attractions in the area include camel rides, open-air markets, night clubs, and a number of boutique hotels and resorts.

The local economy is dominated by tourism, with associated industries like catering, souvenir shops, and entertainers all playing a major role. Hotels and resorts are scattered along the coast, and there are several marinas that can be used for deep sea fishing or sailing.

Azha Ain Sokhna has become a popular weekend getaway for many Egyptians due to its proximity to Cairo. During the summer months, the shoreline is lined with beachfront restaurants and bars, making it a popular