Ramadas

Ramadas, Egypt is a remote Red Sea surf spot known for its consistent wind-driven waves and desert-meets-ocean scenery. It’s not a mainstream surf destination, so it tends to attract more adventurous travelers looking for a quieter, less crowded lineup.

What it’s like

• Wave type: Usually a beach break or wind-swell setup, depending on the exact section of coast and conditions.
• Best for: Intermediate to advanced surfers, and often kitesurfers/windsurfers as well, since the Red Sea region is famously windy.
• Crowds: Typically very low, especially compared with more famous surf regions.
• Setting: Rugged, arid coastline with clear water and a dramatic desert backdrop.

Conditions

• Swell: Can be inconsistent compared with major ocean-facing surf zones, but when conditions line up, it can produce fun, rideable waves.
• Wind: Often a major factor. Offshore or cross-offshore winds can improve the quality, while strong onshore winds can make it choppy.
• Water temperature: Generally warm, so a wetsuit is usually not necessary or only a thin spring suit in cooler months.

Good to know

• This is more of a destination for exploration than a guaranteed daily surf break.
• Access may be remote, so planning, local knowledge, and transport logistics matter.
• Conditions can change quickly, and the best sessions often depend on season, wind direction, and local weather patterns.