Azzar Island is an island located along the North Coast of Egypt in the Mediterranean Sea. It is located about 8 miles (13 km) away from the popular tourist destination of El Gouna. The island is a popular destination for beachgoers and snorkelers, as it boasts some of the most beautiful coral reefs and clear waters in the area. Its white-sand beaches are ideal for swimming, sunbathing and relaxing, and its secluded coves offer an ideal spot for romantic escapes. Diving trips to the area’s coral reefs are also a popular activity here.

The island was first populated by Berber tribes who were drawn to its abundant freshwater and coastal fishing. The area became part of the Egyptian empire in the late 19th century and was renamed ‘Azzar’, a term meaning ‘island’ in Arabic. In recent years, the island has become a popular tourist destination due to its pristine landscapes and peaceful atmosphere. It is now home to a luxurious resort which features a range of recreational activities and amenities.

The local environment of Azzar Island is also home to many species of birds, animal and marine life. Common sightings include dolphins,