Gaia North Coast is the latest addition to the booming tourism sector in Egypt. Developed by M2 Developments, the project is a beachfront destination resort that aims to provide a holiday paradise for local and international tourists alike.
Situated on an area of 180 feddans in Ras Al-Hikma Bay, Gaia North Coast is 196 kilometers west of Alexandria and is in close proximity to the new El-Alamein International Airport. The resort will offer various accommodation options, including a selection of villas, chalets, and deluxe apartments, all with stunning sea views.
The resort will boast a range of world-class amenities, including swimming pools, a spa, a gym, an aqua park, and a kids’ club, among others. In addition to these features, Gaia North Coast will house high-end restaurants and cafes, as well as retail outlets and a mall for shopping.
One of the standout features of Gaia North Coast is the emphasis on sustainability and eco-friendliness. The resort will utilize solar power and energy-efficient systems to minimize its impact on the environment. The development also will include ample green spaces and landscaped areas.
"M2 Developments is proud to create such a unique and sustainable destination that sets a new benchmark for the tourism and leisure industry in Egypt," said Eng. Mohamed El Assal, CEO of M2 Developments. "Our aim is to deliver an unforgettable holiday experience that is second to none."
Gaia North Coast is expected to become a major tourist attraction when it is completed, attracting visitors from around the world looking for a luxurious getaway. According to the developers, the resort will offer an unparalleled opportunity for relaxation, entertainment, and culture in a serene and picturesque environment.
In conclusion, Gaia North Coast offers a new and exciting holiday destination in Egypt's thriving tourism industry. The project boasts a beachfront location, world-class amenities and a commitment to sustainability, making it an ideal spot for visitors looking for an unforgettable experience. The development is expected to be completed by 2022, and is sure to be a significant addition to the North Coast's thriving tourism market.