The BO Sands North Coast of Egypt is a series of white-sand beaches that span along the Mediterranean Sea in the Western Desert of Egypt. The area encompasses several beach-side villages and resort towns, including Ain Sokhna and Sahel El Hadaba.

The beaches are known for their crystal-clear waters, golden sand, and diverse landscapes. Visitors can enjoy activities like sailing, swimming, windsurfing, and sunbathing, as well as explore the nearby desert and mountain ranges.

The area is also home to a vibrant marine life, with various species of migratory birds, sea turtles, and dolphins found in its waters. Nearby attractions include coral reefs and shipwrecks, as well as a few ancient ruins, such as the Graeco-Roman city of Herakleion.

The BO Sands North Coast of Egypt has become a popular tourist destination, attracting large numbers of visitors from around the world every year. The local government has taken measures to ensure the beaches remain clean and well-maintained, providing amenities like parking lots, shade structures, and outdoor showers.