Salt Project North Coast-Sahel

Salt Project North Coast-Sahel

Salt Project North Coast-Sahel is a beach resort by Tatweer Misr at kilometre 185 of the Alexandria-Matrouh road in Ras El Hekma, built over 294 feddans with an 830-metre beach. The supply runs from studios up to large standalone villas, priced from EGP 7,722,000 on 5% down with instalments up to 10 years, currently one of the widest entry doors into Ras El Hekma.

The resort is designed on varied elevations, an idea that spreads the sea and lagoon views across the units instead of locking them in the front row, with open spaces and greenery taking the larger share of the land. The name behind it carries weight: Tatweer Misr owns Fouka Bay and Il Monte Galala, a seasoned resort developer rather than a newcomer to the sea.

Where exactly is Salt in Ras El Hekma?

The resort sits at kilometre 185 of the International Coastal Road at the start of Ras El Hekma, so you take the rising area's advantage while staying closer to Cairo than the headland's farther villages. Access runs via the New Fouka road or Wadi El Natrun-Alamein, with Alamein International Airport, New Alamein City with its towers and El Dabaa Hospital all in range.

Its neighbours map the new Ras El Hekma: Jefaira, Azar Island, Katameya Coast, Mar Bay, Swanlake and Mountain View Ras El Hekma. That cluster means the whole area is being built with shared infrastructure and services, your land's value rides the whole wave, not your project alone.

Studios and chalets in Salt: sizes and prices

The entry door is a studio on 45 to 55 sqm from EGP 7,722,000 to 9,692,000, the smallest ticket in a resort of this scale. After it come the chalets in 3 sizes: one bedroom on 65 to 85 sqm from EGP 8,584,000, two bedrooms on 95 to 115 sqm from EGP 13,065,000, and three bedrooms on 110 to 135 sqm from EGP 14,152,000 to 19,298,000.

By the metre, the studio works out around EGP 172,000 and the small chalet around EGP 132,000, approximate figures from dividing price by area. That inversion is normal: the smaller unit always costs more per metre, so if the budget stretches to a chalet, its metre is the better buy.

Villas for sale in Salt North Coast-Sahel

Anyone after villas for sale in Salt North Coast-Sahel faces a complete ladder: a 3-bedroom townhouse on 130 to 150 sqm from EGP 19,463,000 to 29,071,000, a twin house on 165 sqm at EGP 33,082,000, standalone 3-bedroom villas on 180 to 250 sqm from EGP 37,113,000, and above them a 4-bedroom villa on 220 sqm at EGP 70,955,000 and a 5-bedroom villa on 290 sqm at EGP 101,212,000.

That wide range serves the extended family in practice: grandparents, children and their own families can take different-sized units in the same resort, from studio to villa, and gather on the same beach without anyone paying for space they do not need.

Salt North Coast-Sahel payment plans

Salt North Coast-Sahel payment plans run on 5% down across the board, with 10-year instalments on studios, chalets and townhouses and 8 years on twins and villas. The studio reserves with EGP 386,100 and its monthly instalment comes to around EGP 61,000, an approximate figure over 120 months, before any interest or official-schedule details, so fix the final table with a Masharf consultant on WhatsApp.

With that structure, Salt North Coast-Sahel prices, entry from EGP 7.7 million and an instalment in the sixties, put Ras El Hekma within reach of a bracket the area used to shut out, which is why smaller buyers flock to this resort specifically among costlier neighbours.

When is Salt handover?

The registered delivery for all types is March 2031, the farthest date among the area's current offerings, and it must sit on the scale against the light payments. You are effectively buying Ras El Hekma's future ground at today's price, paying slowly through the construction years.

Who does that equation serve? The buyer who does not need this summer's beach and is building a long position: by handover the area's infrastructure will have matured, and you will have paid only part of the price. Whoever wants a near summer has closer-delivery alternatives in Ras El Hekma, at different pricing.

Salt North Coast-Sahel master plan

The Salt North Coast-Sahel master plan is drawn on varied elevations granting panoramic views of the sea, pools and lagoons to the largest possible number of units, completed by small pocket parks scattered between the buildings for walks and sittings, rather than one central garden far from half the homes.

The 830-metre beach is the resort's heart, wrapped in a complete service system: shopping areas, hotel-grade hospitality and a waterfront for restaurants and cafes. The architecture itself steps outside the usual coastal classic, inventive lines drawn from international resorts, giving the village its own character among its neighbours.

Tatweer Misr projects

Tatweer Misr is one of the upper bracket's most active developers, building across the North Coast, New Cairo and New Sheikh Zayed, and in resorts specifically it owns Fouka Bay on the coast and Il Monte Galala in Ain Sokhna, projects with delivered, operating phases.

That experience is the practical assurance in a far-delivery project: the company has built and operated complete resorts before, and its style is known, distinctive design and strong operations, so you are betting on a standing record, not a first-time promise.

The Ras El Hekma resorts market

Ras El Hekma is the coast's most active spot right now, with area prices starting from EGP 6,100,000. The area is taking a massive development and infrastructure push, every big name holds land there, and that momentum is what moves its prices year after year.

Inside that map, Salt plays the price card: its entry sits near the area's floor although its land and beach rank among the largest. The real difference against the costlier neighbours is the handover date, whoever can wait takes the same address at a smaller ticket.

Who is Salt for?

Picture a young professional building ahead: a studio by the sea in Ras El Hekma at EGP 386,100 down and an instalment around EGP 61,000, a commitment that fits beside life's expenses, ending with an asset in the coast's fastest-growing area. Or a family taking a three-bedroom chalet and reserving a studio next door for the grandparents.

It suits you if you are buying for the long run and want Ras El Hekma's lowest entry ticket from a seasoned resort developer. It does not suit you if you want to summer soon, delivery is in 2031, or if you need a running village you can inspect before paying.

Where is Salt?

In Ras El Hekma on the North Coast at kilometre 185 of the Alexandria-Matrouh road, beside Jefaira, Katameya Coast and Mar Bay, reached via New Fouka or Wadi El Natrun-Alamein, with Alamein Airport in range.

How much is Salt?

Studios from EGP 7,722,000, chalets from EGP 8,584,000, townhouses from EGP 19,463,000, and villas from EGP 37,113,000 up to EGP 101,212,000, on 5% down with instalments up to 10 years. Confirm live availability with a Masharf consultant on WhatsApp.

Who is the developer of Salt?

Tatweer Misr, the developer behind Fouka Bay on the coast and Il Monte Galala in Sokhna, with projects across the North Coast, New Cairo and New Sheikh Zayed.

What are the pros and cons of Salt?

The pros: about the lowest entry door in Ras El Hekma at 5% down over 10 years, an 830-metre beach on 294 feddans designed in stepped elevations, and a resort developer with operating precedents. The cons: March 2031 delivery sits farther than almost every neighbour, and anyone wanting to inspect a running village before paying will not find that here.