On Land

A far cry from its humble fishing town beginnings, Hurghada has a bustling city center with cafes, shops, museums, and souks (traditional markets) to explore. To the east of the city, you can enjoy a day full of desert activities and rugged mountain exploration.

City Center

Visit the marine museum and aquarium to walk through underwater tunnels and marvel at the fish frenzy at feeding time. Fancy a bite? Head to the marina promenade for dinner overlooking bobbing boats in the water.

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Hurghada Corniche

The Hurghada Corniche has unbeatable views and a wide array of waterfront restaurants with different cuisines from around the world.

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Hurghada Museum

Browse 2,000 fascinating artifacts at the Hurghada Museum, curated to tell a story of Egypt’s journey through the eras of ancient Egyptian, Graeco-Roman, Jewish, Christian, and Islamic history, all the way up to modern times.

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The nightlife and clubbing scene

If you feel like hitting the town, the nightlife and clubbing scene is one of the best in Egypt with nightclubs featuring international DJs.

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A day trip to Luxor

A day trip to Luxor, only four hours away from Hurghada, offers some must-do sightseeing and lunch overlooking the temples. Your hotel concierge will be able to arrange for such an adventure easily.


Desert Fun

Tackle the dunes on a quad bike, dune buggy, or jeep! Safaris are a popular option for those with a taste for adventure. Go off road and kick up some sand, exploring the desert’s valleys and dunes. Not into motor power? If you don’t mind a more leisurely pace, charter some camels for a truly authentic desert experience.

Please check with your tour operator, licensed guide, or hotel whether the desert excursion you are planning is open for visitors.

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A traditional Bedouin dinner

With all its flavor, charm, and hospitality. Get treated to an unforgettable feast with music, storytelling, and lots of tea.

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Stargazing after dark

In the desert is a sight to behold, after a wonderful Bedouin dinner and a cup of tea by the campfire of course.


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