Mosque and Tomb of Sidi Malik
Discover the serene Mosque and Tomb of Sidi Malik in Marsa Alam, a place of spiritual reflection and cultural connection.
The Mosque and Tomb of Sidi Malik in Marsa Alam is a serene and culturally significant site, representing a blend of Islamic architecture and local traditions. It attracts visitors seeking spiritual solace and a connection to Egypt's rich heritage.
A brief summary to مسجد ومقام سيدي مالك بمرسى علم
- 3V9H+3H5، مرسى علم،, Marsa Alam, Red Sea Governorate, EG
Local tips
- Dress respectfully when visiting; cover shoulders and knees.
- Remove your shoes before entering the mosque.
- Maintain a quiet and respectful demeanor inside the mosque and near the tomb.
- Visit during prayer times to witness local religious practices (while being respectful of worshippers).
Getting There
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Taxi
Taxis are readily available in Marsa Alam. A short taxi ride from most resorts or the city center to the Mosque and Tomb of Sidi Malik typically costs between 30-50 EGP. Negotiate the fare before starting your journey. Several taxi services operate in Marsa Alam, including Steven's Taxis.
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Public Transport
Local minibuses or shared taxis (servees) travel along the main roads in Marsa Alam. You can catch one heading towards the southern resorts and ask the driver to drop you off near 'Sidi Malek'. The fare is typically around 10-20 EGP, but confirm with the driver beforehand. Be prepared for a potentially crowded ride.