Marsa Baghoush | Phase 1

"Marsa Baghush" North Coast Egypt by Shehab Mazhar, Rise and shine from your quiet slumber to the subtle sound of birds chirping. The aroma of your freshly brewed morning is early morning and you are fully relaxed in your home at Mara Baghush Where the hustle and grind of city living seem but a distant memory.

Marsa Baghush North Coast In the most sought-after area of the North coast where sandy beaches and bluest of blue waters of Sidi Heneish are a welcomed reminder of what good living is all about you can find a gem of the coast called Marsa Baghush. With a location just off the Coastal Road, linked to Cairo via the El Alamein & Dabaa Roads, this part of the North Coast is now a stone’s throw from the capital.

Baghush, the Coptic version of the name ‘Bacchus’, is an early Christian saint and the Roman god of wine and winemaking, known to the Greeks as Dionysus, before the Arabs renamed it after Asclepius. The bay of Sidi Heneish was called Marsa Baghush, or the Harbor of Bacchus.