Caesar North Coast is an area in Egypt located on the Mediterranean Sea, stretching from the ancient city of Alexandria to the city of El Alamein. It is a popular destination for tourists, offering a wide range of activities and historical attractions.

The area is steeped in rich history, with remains of settlements dating back to the Ptolemaic era in the 3rd century BC. During this time, the area was part of the kingdom of Cleopatra and Mark Anthony. More recently, it was the site of World War II battles which sealed the Allied forces victory over the Axis forces.

Aside from its historical significance, Caesar North Coast is known for its stunning landscapes, sandy beaches and Mediterranean climate. There are a plethora of leisure activities to enjoy in the area, such as sailing, fishing, swimming and sunbathing. Roman ruins, old castles and ancient mosques are also present in the region, offering a unique cultural experience.

Popular tourist spots include the Ras el-Hikma beach in Marsa Matrouh, and the newly established resort of Sahel. The area is well connected with the rest of Egypt, allowing easy access to the rest of the country.