The best beaches in Egypt stretch across three distinct coastlines: the Red Sea to the east, the Sinai Peninsula in the northeast, and the Mediterranean in the north. Each one is different in water temperature, marine life, crowd levels, and the kind of holiday it supports.
If you’re planning a beach trip to Egypt in 2026 and trying to decide where to go, this guide breaks it down honestly. We cover what each destination is actually like, who it suits, what it costs, and what you can do beyond sitting on the sand.
At Respect Tours, we’ve been helping travelers explore Egypt since 1978, including the Red Sea and Sinai. This guide brings together the destinations and practical advice we most often share with guests planning a beach escape in Egypt.
Egypt’s Best Beaches at a Glance
| Destination | Best For | Sea Clarity | Crowds | Vibe |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sharm El Sheikh | Families, divers, resort comfort | ★★★★★ | High | Resort town, organised |
| Hurghada | First-time visitors, value holidays | ★★★★☆ | Very high | Busy, good infrastructure |
| Dahab | Divers, backpackers, independent travellers | ★★★★★ | Low–Medium | Laid-back, local feel |
| Marsa Alam | Marine life, snorkelers, seclusion | ★★★★★ | Low | Quiet, nature-first |
| Nuweiba | Off-grid travelers, Bedouin experience | ★★★★☆ | Very low | Remote, basic, beautiful |
| Ain Sokhna | Weekend escapes from Cairo | ★★★☆☆ | High (weekends) | Egyptian domestic resort |
| North Coast (Sahel) | Mediterranean vibe, Egyptian summer crowd | ★★★★☆ | Extremely high (Jul–Aug) | Lively, party atmosphere |
| Ras Mohammed | World-class diving, day trips from Sharm | ★★★★★ | Low (protected park) | Marine reserve, no hotels |
Red Sea Beaches: Egypt’s Top Choice for International Visitors
The Red Sea is what most international visitors mean when they talk about an Egypt beach holiday. Water temperatures stay above 22°C year-round. Visibility regularly reaches 20–30 meters.
The coral reefs are in better condition here than almost anywhere in the Mediterranean, and the marine life diversity is genuinely exceptional, with over 1,200 fish species, dugongs, dolphins, sea turtles, and sharks at specific sites.
In summer 2026, all Red Sea destinations are fully operational. The Egyptian government has continued investing in resort infrastructure, airport capacity, and marine conservation. For most European, North American, and Gulf visitors, the Red Sea is the default choice, and for good reason.
Hurghada: Egypt’s Most Visited Beach City
Red Sea • Direct Flights • Family-Friendly • Busy in Summer
Hurghada is the most visited beach destination in Egypt and one of the easiest Red Sea resorts to reach. With an international airport, a wide choice of all-inclusive resorts, and plenty of organized activities, it’s particularly convenient for families and first-time visitors who want a beach holiday without complicated planning.
The sea is warm and clear, with summer water temperatures reaching around 28–30°C. While the reefs directly along the busiest parts of the coastline are not always the Red Sea’s most impressive, boat trips provide access to better snorkeling areas around the Giftun Islands, where you’ll find clearer water, coral reefs, and colorful marine life.
Hurghada also gives you several different resort experiences. El Gouna, around 30 km north, offers lagoons, marinas, restaurants, and a more upscale atmosphere. To the south, Sahl Hasheesh is known for its quieter resort setting and long beachfront, making it a good option for travelers who prefer to stay away from central Hurghada.
Quick Guide
- Water temperature: (July–Aug): 28–30°C
- Best beaches: Sahl Hasheesh private beach, Giftun Island (by boat)
- Top activity: Snorkeling and boat trips, diving, glass-bottom boats, desert safaris, and windsurfing
- Airport: Hurghada International Airport (HRG), direct from most European cities
- Crowds in summer: High, book accommodation 2–3 months ahead
- Best for: First-time Red Sea visitors, families with young children, all-inclusive resort holidays, and travellers who want maximum infrastructure with minimum effort.
- Skip if you’re looking for quiet beaches, undeveloped coastline, or serious diving without day-trip logistics.
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Sharm El Sheikh: Sinai’s Resort Capital
South Sinai • Direct Flights • World-Class Diving • Family-Friendly • Best Season: October–April
Sharm El Sheikh sits at the southern tip of the Sinai Peninsula, where the Gulf of Aqaba meets the Red Sea. The water here is some of the clearest in Egypt; visibility often exceeds 30 meters, and the dive sites around Ras Mohammed National Park are world-class. Shark Bay, Naama Bay, and the famous Tiran Strait are within easy reach.
The resort area is well-developed and well-organized. Naama Bay is the social center; restaurants, dive shops, promenade cafes, and hotels are within walking distance of each other.
Nabq Bay and Sharks Bay offer slightly quieter alternatives further along the coast. The beaches themselves are mostly sandy and calm, with good reef access at multiple points.
Summer is extremely hot, with daytime temperatures often making the beach and sea the main focus of the day. Early mornings and evenings are the practical window for land activities. The water is warm and crystal-clear, and the diving conditions are excellent year-round.
For a more comfortable combination of swimming, snorkeling, desert excursions, and sightseeing, October through April is generally the better time to visit.
Quick Guide
- Water temperature (July–Aug): 27–29°C
- Best beaches: Naama Bay, Shark’s Bay, Ras Mohammed (day trip)
- Top dive sites: Ras Mohammed, Tiran Strait, Shark Reef, Yolanda Reef
- Airport: Sharm El Sheikh International Airport (SSH)
- Nightlife: The most developed nightlife of any Red Sea destination
- Crowds in summer: Moderate to high; Gulf visitors increase in July–August
- Best for: Serious divers, families wanting resort comfort with good reef access, couples, and anyone who wants a beach holiday with a solid choice of restaurants and evening options.
- Skip if you want seclusion or undeveloped coastline. Sharm is a resort city first.
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Dahab: Best for Diving
South Sinai • Divers’ Favorite • Low Crowds • Budget-Friendly • Independent Travel
Located around 90 km north of Sharm El Sheikh, Dahab offers a completely different kind of Red Sea holiday. Instead of large all-inclusive resorts, you’ll find a relaxed waterfront promenade lined with dive centers, open-air restaurants, cafés, and small hotels, many with tables set just steps from the water.
Dahab is particularly popular with divers and freedivers because several excellent dive sites can be reached directly from shore. The Blue Hole is Dahab’s most famous site, a 130-meter-deep submarine sinkhole just north of town, considered one of the most technically challenging and visually spectacular dive sites in the world.
The Bells, the Canyon, and the Lighthouse reef are all accessible directly from shore, which is unusual for Red Sea diving and keeps costs lower than Sharm’s boat-dependent sites.
Dahab has a large freelance diving and windsurfing community, a kitesurfing school at Laguna Beach, and a generally younger, more independent crowd than Sharm or Hurghada. Accommodation ranges from basic guesthouses to comfortable mid-range hotels. There are no large all-inclusive resorts. That’s the point.
Quick Guide
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- Water temperature (July–Aug): 26–28°C
- Best dive sites: Blue Hole (advanced), Bells, Canyon, Lighthouse
- Best Activities: Diving, freediving, snorkeling, kitesurfing, and windsurfing
- Best for: Shore diving, freediving, kitesurfing
- Getting there: Transfer from Sharm El Sheikh Airport (~1.5 hours)
- Crowds: Low to moderate, noticeably quieter than Sharm year-round
- Budget: Significantly cheaper than Sharm or Hurghada
- Accommodation: Guesthouses, boutique stays, and mid-range hotels rather than large all-inclusive resorts
- Summer in Dahab: July and August bring consistent wind to Dahab, making it one of the best times for kitesurfing and windsurfing. The water is warm; the sea is flat in the morning and choppy in the afternoon, ideal conditions for wind sports. Air temperature reaches 38°C, but the constant breeze makes it tolerable.
- Best for: Experienced divers, freedivers, kitesurfers, independent travellers who want character over comfort, and anyone returning to Egypt who’s already done Sharm and Hurghada.
- Skip if you want a resort experience, easy airport access, or an all-inclusive.
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Marsa Alam: Best for Marine Life, Snorkeling & Quiet Beaches
Southern Red Sea • Exceptional Marine Life • Low Crowds • Excellent Snorkeling • Nature-Focused
Located around 270 km south of Hurghada, Marsa Alam is one of the best beaches in Egypt for travelers who care more about marine life and uncrowded coastlines than nightlife and large resort towns.
Development arrived later here than in Hurghada or Sharm el-Sheikh, helping parts of the coastline and its coral reefs retain a more natural character.
The biggest attraction is what you can see underwater. Abu Dabbab Bay is famous for its green sea turtles and occasional dugong sightings, with snorkeling possible directly from the beach. Sha’ab Samadai, better known as Dolphin House, is a protected reef associated with spinner dolphins, while Elphinstone Reef attracts experienced divers looking for spectacular coral walls and encounters with large marine species.
For beach lovers, Abu Dabbab, Coraya Bay, and the beautiful coastline around Wadi El Gemal National Park offer a quieter alternative to Egypt’s busier Red Sea resorts. The resorts are more spread out, leaving larger stretches of coastline relatively undeveloped and making Marsa Alam particularly appealing to nature-focused travelers.
Quick Guide
- Water temperature (July–Aug): 28–30°C
- Best beaches: Sharm El Luli (boat only), Abu Dabbab, Coraya Bay
- Signature experiences: Dugongs at Abu Dabbab, dolphins at Sha’ab Samadai, sharks at Elphinstone
- Top Activities: Snorkeling, scuba diving, wildlife encounters, boat trips, and desert excursions
- Airport: Marsa Alam International Airport (RMF), some direct European charters
- Crowds in summer: Low, the most peaceful Red Sea summer destination
- Best for: Marine life enthusiasts, snorkelers who don’t dive, serious divers, anyone seeking quiet beaches without giving up Red Sea quality, and nature-focused travellers.
- Skip if you want nightlife, a wide restaurant selection, or easy international connections.
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Nuweiba: Sinai’s Off-Grid Secret
South Sinai • Remote • Very Low Crowds • Bedouin Experiences • Nature-Focused
Located around 80 km north of Dahab on the Gulf of Aqaba, Nuweiba is one of Egypt’s best choices for travelers who genuinely want to disconnect. Backed by the dramatic mountains of Sinai and facing the calm waters of the Gulf of Aqaba, it offers a slower and simpler beach experience than Sharm el-Sheikh or Dahab.
Instead of large resorts and busy nightlife, Nuweiba is known for its laid-back beach camps, simple accommodations, and long stretches of quiet coastline. Areas around Tarabin are particularly popular with travelers looking to spend their days swimming, relaxing by the sea, and enjoying the mountain views across the Gulf.
The Colored Canyon, Wadi Hamam, and the desert trails behind Nuweiba are accessible by jeep or on foot. The Bedouin community runs small beach camps with simple food, campfires, and a level of hospitality that’s hard to find in more developed destinations. Snorkelling directly off the beach is good in the areas away from the port.
Nuweiba also operates the ferry crossing to Aqaba, Jordan, making it a natural stop for travellers moving between Egypt and Jordan.
Quick Guide
- Water temperature (July–Aug): 26–28°C
- Best area: Tarabin beach, north of town
- Signature experience: Bedouin desert camp under the stars, Colored Canyon day trip
- Getting there: 3 hours from Sharm El Sheikh Airport by road
- Crowds: Very low, rarely crowded at any time of year
- Best for: Travellers who want to genuinely disconnect, Bedouin cultural experiences, hikers, and anyone who finds conventional resorts oppressive.
- Skip if you need reliable Wi-Fi, consistent electricity, or a choice of restaurants.
Mediterranean Beaches in Egypt: The North Coast
Egypt’s Mediterranean coastline runs for over 1,000km west of Alexandria. The beaches here are different from the Red Sea. Instead of coral reefs and year-round snorkeling, you’ll find soft sandy beaches, turquoise-blue water, cooler sea temperatures, and stronger waves.
The Mediterranean coast is primarily a summer destination, with the best beach season running from June through September. During these months, Egypt’s North Coast, commonly known as “Sahel” in Egyptian Arabic, becomes one of the country’s most popular domestic holiday destinations, particularly for residents of Cairo and Alexandria.
For international visitors, the Mediterranean is a good choice if your priority is sandy beaches, swimming, and a traditional summer atmosphere. If snorkeling, diving, and marine life are more important, the Red Sea is generally the better option.
Alexandria: Best for Beaches, History & Seafood
Alexandria is not a traditional beach resort; it’s a historic Mediterranean city that happens to have a long coastline. This makes it a good option for travelers who want to combine time by the sea with sightseeing, local culture, and some of Egypt’s best seafood.
The city’s famous Corniche stretches along the Mediterranean, with several public and private beaches along the coast. The Montazah area, at the eastern end of Alexandria, is one of the most attractive places to enjoy the waterfront, with beaches alongside the historic Montazah Palace Gardens.
What makes Alexandria worth visiting, however, is everything you can combine with a visit to the coast. You can explore the Catacombs of Kom El Shoqafa, visit the Bibliotheca Alexandrina, see Qaitbay Citadel overlooking the Mediterranean, and finish the day with fresh seafood by the water.
If you’re staying in Cairo, our Day Trip to Alexandria from Cairo combines the city’s major historical landmarks with time along the Mediterranean coast.
For travelers already in Alexandria or interested in its museum collections, the Alexandria National Museum Day Tour combines the museum with Greco-Roman sites and a walk along the Corniche.
Best For: Travelers who want to combine Mediterranean views, history, seafood, and city life rather than spend their entire trip at a beach resort.
Skip If: Your main goal is snorkeling, coral reefs, or a dedicated resort holiday. For those experiences, choose the Red Sea instead.
Sahel (North Coast): Best for Summer Beaches & a Lively Atmosphere
Mediterranean • White Sand • Turquoise Water • Summer Only • Busy July–August
West of Alexandria, Egypt’s North Coast, widely known as the Sahel, is where many Egyptians head for their summer beach holiday. The coastline is known for soft white sand and striking turquoise Mediterranean water, giving it a completely different look and atmosphere from the coral-lined beaches of the Red Sea.
Popular areas such as Sidi Abdel Rahman, Marassi, and Hacienda Bay combine beautiful beaches with restaurants, cafés, beach clubs, and a lively summer social scene. July and August are the peak months, when the Sahel becomes one of Egypt’s busiest seasonal destinations.
The Sahel is at its best if you want a Mediterranean summer holiday with beautiful sandy beaches and an energetic atmosphere, rather than snorkeling, diving, or sightseeing.
Best For: Couples, groups of friends, families, and travelers looking for white-sand beaches and a lively summer atmosphere.
Best Time: June to September, with July and August offering the liveliest atmosphere but also the largest crowds.
Skip If: You want coral reefs, snorkeling, year-round beach weather, or easy access to multiple public beaches. The Red Sea will usually be a better fit.
⚠️ North Coast in Summer: What International Visitors Should Know
The Sahel is designed for Egyptian domestic tourism, not international visitors. Most properties are private compounds accessible only to members or guests.
Finding accommodation without a connection is genuinely difficult in peak season. If you’re an international visitor looking for a Mediterranean beach experience, consider Marsa Matruh instead, or visit the Sahel in June or September when the crowds ease.
Marsa Matruh: Egypt’s Best Mediterranean Beach Town
Mediterranean • Turquoise Water • Sandy Beaches • Relaxed Atmosphere • Best in Summer
270 km west of Alexandria on the Libyan border road, Marsa Matruh has some of the most beautiful beach water in Egypt, shallow, turquoise, and protected by a natural bay. The beaches here are clean, and the town is calm outside of Egyptian school holidays.
Cleopatra Beach and Rommel Beach (named for the German general who used the area as a base during World War II) are the most scenic spots. The WWII history in the surrounding Western Desert, including El Alamein, 280km east, makes this a genuinely interesting area for historically inclined travellers. Water temperature in summer reaches 24–26°C.
Best For: Families, couples, swimmers, and travelers looking for beautiful Mediterranean beaches with a more relaxed local atmosphere.
Best Time: June to September for warm water and beach weather.
Skip If: Snorkeling, coral reefs, diving, or year-round beach weather are your priorities. For those experiences, choose the Red Sea instead.
Local Tip: Don’t limit your visit to the first beach you see. The coastline around Marsa Matruh has several bays and beaches, and exploring beyond the city center can reveal some of the area’s most beautiful stretches of water.
Ain Sokhna: The Cairo Weekend Beach
Gulf of Suez • Close to Cairo • Resort Beaches • Weekend Escape
If you’re staying in Cairo and want to add some beach time without taking a domestic flight, Ain Sokhna is one of the easiest options.
Ain Sokhna is on the Gulf of Suez, 120km southeast of Cairo, roughly 90 minutes by road on the Suez Road. It’s primarily a domestic Egyptian weekend destination: large resort hotels with private beaches, pools, and water sports, built specifically for Cairenes who want the sea without a long journey.
The water is generally calm and warm during summer, but travelers should set their expectations correctly. Ain Sokhna doesn’t offer the same coral reefs, marine life, or snorkeling experience you’ll find in Sharm El Sheikh or Marsa Alam. Its biggest advantage is location; you can leave Cairo in the morning and be relaxing beside the Red Sea before lunch.
Weekends are popular with Cairo residents and can become busy, particularly during summer and public holidays. If your itinerary allows it, a midweek stay usually offers a quieter experience.
Best For: Travelers based in Cairo who want a quick beach break, couples, families, and short Egypt itineraries without time for an additional flight.
Best Time: Spring and autumn offer a comfortable balance of warm weather and fewer crowds, although beach trips are possible throughout much of the year.
Skip If: Snorkeling, diving, pristine coral reefs, or abundant marine life are the main reasons for your beach trip. In that case, it’s worth traveling farther to Sharm El Sheikh, Hurghada, or Marsa Alam.
Planning an Egyptian Beach Holiday in Summer 2026
Summer in Egypt, June through September, is the high domestic season but the shoulder or low season for most international visitors. That creates an interesting opportunity: the Red Sea destinations are warm, the sea is at its clearest, and the crowds at places like Marsa Alam and Dahab are lower than in the October–April period when European visitors peak.
Which Beach Is Best for Summer 2026?
| Destination | Summer Air Temp | Sea Temp | International Visitor Crowds | Verdict |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Marsa Alam | 38–42°C | 28–30°C | Low | Best overall for summer, quiet beaches, outstanding snorkelling |
| Dahab | 36–40°C | 26–28°C | Low–Medium | Excellent for diving and kitesurfing; town is manageable |
| Sharm El Sheikh | 38–42°C | 27–29°C | Medium (Gulf visitors) | Good resort option; hot but functional with good AC everywhere |
| Hurghada | 36–40°C | 28–30°C | Medium–High | Well-equipped for summer; busy but organised |
| North Coast / Sahel | 26–30°C | 24–26°C | Very high (domestic) | Cooler and beautiful, but extremely busy with limited international access |
🏅 Our Summer 2026 Recommendation
For international visitors in July–August 2026: Marsa Alam for marine life and quiet beaches, or Dahab for diving and wind sports. Both offer excellent sea conditions, lower international visitor numbers than the peak autumn season, and the kind of beach experience that’s harder to find in Hurghada or Sharm at any time of year.
What to Pack for an Egypt Beach Holiday
- Reef-safe sunscreen (SPF 50+): required at most marine protected sites; the sun here is significantly stronger than Europe or North America
- Rashguard / UV swim shirt: more practical than sunscreen alone for extended snorkelling sessions
- Water shoes or fins: reef entries at Dahab and Marsa Alam often involve walking over coral rubble; fins improve the snorkeling experience significantly
- Underwater camera or GoPro: the marine life at Abu Dabbab, Dolphin House, and Elphinstone is worth documenting
- Warm layer for evenings: even in summer, the Red Sea coast cools after dark and air-conditioned restaurants are cold
- Cash in Egyptian Pounds: many beach camps, local restaurants, and smaller dive shops prefer cash
Egypt Beach Holidays for Couples
The Red Sea and Sinai have several destinations that work particularly well for couples, a combination of genuinely good underwater experiences, quality accommodation options, and the kind of pace that makes it possible to actually relax rather than tick off a sightseeing list.
Dahab works well for couples who want character over comfort. Marsa Alam works well for those who want quality without crowds. Sharm El Sheikh is the most developed option for couples who want good restaurants and a social atmosphere. All three can be combined with a short Cairo excursion to see the Pyramids and the Grand Egyptian Museum, the classic Egypt combination.
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FAQs About Beaches in Egypt
What are the best beaches in Egypt?
For marine life and seclusion: Abu Dabbab and Sharm El Luli at Marsa Alam. For diving: Ras Mohammed (Sharm El Sheikh) and the Blue Hole (Dahab). For resort comfort and infrastructure: Sharm El Sheikh (Naama Bay) and Hurghada (Sahl Hasheesh). For a Mediterranean alternative: Marsa Matruh. The best beach in Egypt depends on what kind of holiday you’re looking for.
Which Egyptian beach is best for summer 2026?
For international visitors, Marsa Alam and Dahab are the strongest summer options, with lower crowds than Hurghada or Sharm, excellent sea conditions, and genuinely good snorkeling and diving even in July and August. The Mediterranean North Coast is cooler but extremely crowded with domestic tourists in July–August and difficult for international visitors to access independently.
Is the Red Sea warm enough to swim in year-round?
Yes. Red Sea water temperatures stay above 22°C year-round at all Egyptian destinations, rising to 28–30°C in July and August. A 3mm wetsuit is recommended for extended dives in January and February at sites like Elphinstone (where deeper water is cooler). For surface swimming and snorkeling, no wetsuit is necessary at any time of year.
Which is better for snorkeling, Hurghada or Sharm El Sheikh?
Both offer good snorkeling, but they work differently. Sharm has better nearby reef quality, and Ras Mohammed is accessible as a day trip. Hurghada’s best snorkeling requires a boat trip to Giftun Island. For the best snorkeling in Egypt without scuba diving, Marsa Alam’s Abu Dabbab (turtles and dugongs in shallow water) and Dahab’s shore entries are both superior to either Hurghada or Sharm.
Can I combine a beach holiday with seeing the Pyramids?
Yes, and it’s one of the most popular Egypt itineraries. The standard combination is 2–3 days in Cairo (Pyramids, Grand Egyptian Museum, and Islamic Cairo) and then 4–7 days at a Red Sea or Sinai destination. Hurghada and Sharm both have direct flights from most European cities or an easy domestic connection from Cairo. Marsa Alam and Dahab require either a short domestic flight or a road transfer.
Are Egypt’s beaches safe for tourists in 2026?
Yes. The Red Sea and Sinai resort areas are among Egypt’s safest destinations for international visitors. Hurghada, Sharm El Sheikh, Dahab, and Marsa Alam all have consistent security presence and a long history of receiving international tourists without significant incident. Check your government’s current travel advice before departure; most Western advisories rate Red Sea and Sinai resort areas as standard precaution or low concern.
Do I need a visa to visit Egypt’s beaches?
Most international visitors need a visa for Egypt. Citizens of the US, UK, EU, Canada, and Australia can obtain a single-entry tourist visa on arrival at all Egyptian airports (including Hurghada, Sharm, and Marsa Alam) for $25 USD. E-visas are available in advance through Egypt’s official visa portal. Some nationalities qualify for visa-free entry; check the Egyptian Ministry of Foreign Affairs list for your passport.
What is the water visibility like in the Red Sea?
Exceptional. The Red Sea has some of the highest water clarity in the world; visibility typically ranges from 15 to 30+ meters depending on location and season. Summer months (June–September) often have the best visibility, as the water is calm and plankton blooms are minimal. Marsa Alam and Dahab consistently report the highest visibility; Hurghada’s inshore reefs are slightly lower due to boat traffic and development proximity.
Plan Your Egypt Beach Holiday with Respect Tours
Choosing between Egypt’s coastlines matters; the right destination makes the difference between a beach holiday that meets expectations and one that exceeds them. We’ve been helping visitors make that choice since 1978.
Whether you’re planning a week in Marsa Alam to snorkel with dugongs, a diving trip to Ras Mohammed from Sharm, a combined Cairo-and-Dahab itinerary, or a couple’s package covering pyramids and the Red Sea, we handle the logistics, the accommodation, the transfers, and the in-destination experiences.
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