Are you kicking yourself at not buying into one of Egypt's super-luxury resort such as Sahl Hasheesh or El Gouna when they were recently launched and still available at rock bottom prices?

If so,LAS CABANAS at Marsa Alam could be exactly what you are looking for because the development is the first phase to be released of an entire new tourist resort known as the Oriental Coast.

Taking advantage of the beautiful and unspoiled beaches and the fact that the Marsa Alam offers some of the very best diving sites in the entire world, the Oriental Coast is a vast development which is being built in phases over a ten year period. Upon completion, the resort will feature more than ten different hotels, a marina and golf course, together with many villas and apartments and the shops, bars and restaurants to go with them.

The entire development is located on a plot with a total area of 6.5 million m2 along 7.5km stretch of coastline.

Las Cabanas features luxury apartments of one, two and three-bedrooms together with four different types of villas, all of which are able to benefit from the adjacent Sunrise Oriental Dream Resort Hotel, which is due to open in October 2008.

Facilities:


Just 20m from the resort's unspoiledsandy beaches
Some of the best diving and snorkelling in the world right on your doorstep
Access to all of the attractions of the Oriental Coast resort including an 18-hole golf course, marina and shopping malls
Use of clubhouse with large swimming pools for adults and children, plus children's play area
Lush tropical gardens
Low density development containing a low ratio of buildings
On site shops and supermarket
Discounts at the restaurants in the attached Sunrise Oriental Dream Resort Hotel
Parking spaces
Centralized satellite television
Housekeeping service
24 hour security
Full management service available through the attached hotel
Maintenance fees- GBP 500 for apartments; GBP 1000 for villas
Several of the buildings in Las Cabanas are already completed. Handover of the remaining buildings will continue over the next two years