Sunrise and sunset carnival at the Red Sea in Egypt

We stayed at the Movenpick Resort Soma Bay, a local luxury hotel in Egypt🇪🇬Red Sea🏨. The hotel covers a large area and includes a theater, shopping mall, outdoor swimming pool, spa center, beach and marine entertainment projects. You can definitely stay here for a day or two. We ate at the hotel's buffet restaurant for both days and entered with our wristband. Although the restaurant is large, it does not have many dishes, and the dishes on both sides are repeated. And I guess it doesn’t suit the Chinese appetite. My girlfriend and I basically eat bread and desserts, and we can’t get used to the local food. The hotel facilities seem to be quite old. The independent bathroom in the room is quite large, but the water temperature is really not hot. My girlfriend and I thought the hot water was broken, but then the technician came up and tried it and said that this was the hot water. The temperature is roughly the same as the warm water we usually drink, just a little warm but not hot. 🏨The hotel is located on the west coast of the Red Sea, so you can watch the sunrise over the sea🌅. We got up late on the first day and were already above sea level. It was a nice sight, but a little disappointing. The next morning, I woke up my girlfriend 👫 and waited for the sunrise together on the beach 🏖️. The moment the sun rose, I knelt down, took out the diamond ring 💍 and proposed to her. The whole atmosphere was very romantic, and the foreign tourists who were on vacation nearby also applauded and blessed. In the morning, go to the pier and take a glass semi-submarine to the Red Sea to see the fish in the sea. At the beginning, there were not many fish near the shore, but as we moved away from the land, the number of fish gradually increased. The sea water here is really clear. In the semi-submarine, you can clearly see the seabed and the coral reefs above it🪸. You can get off the boat later to snorkel 🤿 but you are not allowed to take off your clothes 🦺 and free dive. After returning to the hotel in the afternoon, we went to the beach to watch the sunset. Although there is a hotel to the west, there are no high-rise buildings, so watching the sunset on the sea pier is the perfect atmosphere. You can even see the sun and the moon shining together. The hotel still has a rich program at night, with resident singers performing passionately by the outdoor swimming pool. In the theater, there are will-o'-the-wisp boys playing with fire, hot belly dancing, and a Sophie dance that makes you dizzy. Finally, I bought two bags in the mall, which I felt were the most cost-effective during my trip to Egypt, at only $5 each. When I arrived in Cairo, I saw bags on the street that were also ugly and small, costing only $5.