Lake Burullus is one of the largest natural lakes in Egypt and a wonderful reserve in the governorate of Kafr El-Sheikh, located east of the Rosetta branch of the Nile and separated by a sandy strip from the Mediterranean Sea. It was declared a reserve during the year 1998. The lake is characterized by high sand dunes and about 135 species of plants, Including fiber, medicinal and forage plants, it is also a suitable shelter to receive large numbers of migratory wild birds of all kinds, and therefore it is the right place for bird lovers who want to enjoy bird watching.