22.12.2025 21:25
Dangerous moments experienced on Egypt's tourist coast were captured on camera. A woman, who wanted to take a photo with a sea view while sitting on a rocky cliff, lost her balance and was swept into the sea by a massive wave. The incident occurred while the Chinese tourist was visiting the natural attraction called Matrouh Eye in the city of Mersa Matruh on Egypt's Mediterranean coast. The woman managed to return to the shore with great difficulty by holding onto a safety rope.
Dangerous moments experienced on Egypt's tourist coasts were recorded second by second. A woman, who wanted to take a photo with a sea view, lost her balance and was swept away by a giant wave while sitting on a rocky cliff.
THE GIANT WAVE DRAGGED HER DOWN THE CLIFF
The woman lost her balance due to the force of the wave and was dragged into the sea over the rocks. The incident, witnessed by astonished onlookers, turned into a terrifying scene within seconds.
A TOURIST SPOT IN EGYPT
It was learned that the incident occurred while a Chinese tourist was visiting the natural beauty area called Matrouh Eye in the city of Mersa Matruh on Egypt's Mediterranean coast. The area is known for its impressive views and powerful waves crashing against the rocks.
"IT WAS VERY SCARY"
After the accident, the woman spoke to reporters, stating that she had numerous abrasions on her body and described her experience as "very scary." Expressing that she felt lucky to have escaped without serious injury, the tourist said she would be more careful on her travels from now on.
THE SAFETY ROPE SAVED HER LIFE
The woman reported that she managed to return to the shore with difficulty by holding onto a safety rope present at the scene. Authorities warned that the incident could have had worse consequences.
GREAT RISK FOR A VIEW
Matrouh Eye is known as a hotspot for photography enthusiasts due to its clear waters and magnificent rock formations. However, the unexpected rise of the waves poses a serious danger, especially for tourists standing close to the water. Experts warn visitors not to take risks for the sake of social media.