Ras El Barرأس البر
Damietta Governorate · Allow 1 to 2 days · 14 places in the guide
A resort town in Damietta Governorate on the Mediterranean, at the mouth of the Damietta branch of the Nile.
A first look at Ras El Bar
El Lessan
The tip of Ras El Bar where the Damietta branch of the Nile meets the Mediterranean, with a walkway and the lighthouse.
Ras El Bar Lighthouse
The lighthouse at the Lessan tip, built to guide ships at night and now one of the town's main sights.
Al-Gerbi Mosque
The mosque of the Gerbi area, south of the town, where the yearly feast of Sheikh al-Gerbi gave Ras El Bar its start in 1823.
Ras El Bar Nile Walk
The walkway along the Nile side of the town, one of the main sights Arabic Wikipedia names, listed as open 24 hours.
Balboul Sweets
One of the town's famous sweet and bakery shops that Arabic Wikipedia names, open 24 hours by the general market.
El Ayoty
A foul and falafel restaurant by the market, open 24 hours, for the classic Egyptian breakfast.
El Badry Pastry
A pastry shop on the general market street, open 9 am to 1 am, whose reviews mention most meshabek and oriental sweets.
El Kilany Restaurant
A grill restaurant in the town centre, open from morning until late, whose reviews mention kofta, kebab and grilled meats.
Nawarat El Sahel Seafood (Zaher El Deeb)
A seafood restaurant in the Arais market area, open 24 hours, whose reviews mention most the fresh fish, roe and fish tagine.
Sea Door
A seafood restaurant on the sea front near the start of the Lessan walk, open 24 hours; reviewers mention its sea view.
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