Public Beach Number 4 — Attraction in Red Sea

I am writing to express my deep disappointment regarding the recent experience I had at public Beach Number4. Upon arrival, I was denied entry because the beach was designated as "families only." While I understand the importance of creating safe and inclusive environments, I believe that restricting access to a public beach in this manner is unfair and discriminatory.

As a citizen who contributes to the community, I find it unreasonable to be excluded from enjoying a public space that should be open to everyone, regardless of family status. Public beaches are meant to serve the entire community, offering equal access to residents and visitors alike.

I respectfully urge the responsible authorities to reconsider this policy and implement more inclusive alternatives, such as designated family zones, rather than restricting entry altogether. I hope my concern will be taken into account, as equal access to public spaces is essential for fostering unity and fairness in the community.

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We have been to this beach several times during our stay, yes the beach is rocky when entering the sea but you can buy some beach shoes cheaply to overcome this.

Price is 20 Le per person.

Never an issue with chairs, parasols and tables. No sunbeds but we didn't really mind the chairs which were comfortable.

Showers don't all work and never any toilet paper in the loos so come prepared.

There is waiter service for drinks.

There is some rubbish (cigarette butts etc) on the beach but also plenty of bins so perhaps people should start to use them! The snorkeling is well worth it, lots of fish different species to see, and as the sea is so clear and you don't have to go out very far either.

The best part (apart from the snorkeling!) Is that it was never too busy although we visited in January - summer months may be busier. Lots of local families use the beach which had a good family vibe as a result. (Use Uber to get...

Very nice beach with a super-service. The entry costs only 20 egyptian pounds (0.50 cents) and you get umbrella and chairs for free, with the possibility to order some refreshments such as turkish coffee, ice cream, chips, soft drinks etc. with a very reasonable price and served from the waiter directly on the beach. There are also free showers...