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The Red Sea is an inland sea that extends from North East Africa and separates western Asia and the Arabian Peninsula. It is narrow, about 220 miles wide and 1,200 miles long and from the northwest it reaches into the Suez Canal in Egypt from the Bab el Mandeb Strait. The Suez Canal plays an important role in linking the Red Sea to the Mediterranean Sea.
