The nicest places in Hurghada – from the Marina to El Dahar.
Read morePromenade, restaurants and boats – the heart of the nightlife.
Read moreThe most pleasant time to visit Hurghada is from October to May. During these months the climate is ideal for the beach, excursions and sightseeing.
Read moreFamily-friendly tips for a Red Sea holiday.
Read moreEl Dahar is Hurghada’s old town – traditional, colourful and authentic. Here you’ll find local markets and the real Egyptian atmosphere. Bring cash an
Read moreHurghada’s Red Sea beaches invite relaxed days and beautiful sunsets. Many beaches belong to hotels or beach clubs – check entry and access in advance
Read moreCafés and restaurants line the promenade at Hurghada Marina. Sheraton Street also offers many restaurants and a modern vibe. Be sure to try a traditio
Read moreSheraton Street is great for browsing, with shops, restaurants and a modern feel. The largest mall in the region is Senzo Mall. In the old town of El
Read moreHurghada Marina is at its most beautiful in the evening – with an illuminated promenade, cafés and restaurants right by the water.
Read moreThe sun shines practically all year in Hurghada, so sunscreen is essential. High summer is very hot, winter is pleasantly mild.
Read moreThe local currency is the Egyptian Pound (EGP). Bring enough cash and small notes, especially for the old town of El Dahar and smaller shops. With us
Read moreTipping is common and welcome in Egypt. As a guide, around 10–15 % is customary. Small notes are handy for tipping flexibly.
Read moreFor emergencies: police 122, ambulance 123. Drink only bottled water and protect yourself with sunscreen. Keep valuables safe and use pre-arranged pri
Read morePack light, airy clothing and sunscreen – the sun shines all year in Hurghada. For visiting mosques, cover shoulders and knees. Remember swimwear, a h
Read moreA few words of Arabic are always appreciated: Shukran (thank you), Afwan (you’re welcome), Salam alaikum (hello), Ma’a salama (goodbye), Aiwa (yes), L
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