Blue Lagoon (Red Sea Coast)

Blue Lagoon (Red Sea Coast) is a shallow, flat, sandy lagoon with crystal-clear water and a medium-sized beach area, making it well-suited to progression—especially for kitesurfing in sheltered water. Riders also have access to deeper sections farther out, but depth can change quickly, so tide awareness matters. Wind is predominantly North–Northwest, with seasonal consistency and thermal reinforcement that tends to be most noticeable late morning through afternoon (around 10:00–16:00). Typical kite conditions are reported in the 15–25 knot range, with steady wind described for sessions. The best wind months reported include January through May and again November and December from one dataset, while another dataset highlights the main riding window as spring through autumn (April–October). Safety is a priority in the lagoon because shallow areas can include coral patches and a reef edge further out. Swimmers are present, so strict separation of swimming and riding zones is emphasized, and entering swimming zones is prohibited. Booties are recommended if walking in the lagoon is expected due to sharp coral and shells, and tide checks are specifically called out because coral heads can become exposed. Logistically, the spot is centered around the Blue Lagoon resort area with on-site facilities such as showers, toilets, food and beverage, and parking. Equipment rental and basic gear storage/repair are generally available via on-site centers. Rescue availability is described as limited, and lifeguards are reported as seasonal in the wider area; the emergency guidance notes an ambulance number of 123 and references Marsa Alam General Hospital.