The Red Sea is a body of water between Africa and the Arabian Peninsula. Geologically, it is a northern continuation of Africa's Great Rift Valley.

• Red Sea Coast, Egypt is on its west coast
• Red Sea Project, Saudi Arabia is on its east coast
• Sinai, Egypt is between its two northern arms, Gulf of Suez and Gulf of Aqaba
• Suez Route is the shipping channel between the Red Sea and the Mediterranean
• Diving in Egypt outlines resorts, reefs and islands in the northern Red Sea
• Ferries in the Red Sea are its sea routes

Islands dot the Red Sea coasts of Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Sudan, Eritrea and Yemen.

The name appears in multiple other places – see also:

• Red Sea as a state in Northern Sudan

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