Hurghada Travel Guide
Hurghada
In the grand tapestry of Egypt’s coastal cities, Hurghada shines as the Red Sea’s radiant gem, rivaling the historical allure of Alexandria on the Mediterranean. This bustling city serves as the capital of the Red Sea Governorate, stretching from the northern Suez to the southern borders near Halayeb and Shalateen, adjacent to Sudan.
A Haven for Tourists
Hurghada has evolved into a premier tourist destination within Egypt. Home to over 300 hotels and resorts, ranging from cozy two-stars to opulent five-stars, Hurghada caters to a diverse array of global visitors annually.
Beaches and Underwater Wonders
Renowned for hosting the largest number of tourists in Egypt, Hurghada is celebrated for its extensive sandy beaches that span over 40 kilometers along the Red Sea. The city’s most mesmerizing feature is its unparalleled coral reefs, offering a vibrant underwater spectacle unseen anywhere else in the world.
Health and Wellness Retreat
For enthusiasts of aquatic adventures, Hurghada is a playground of possibilities. From diving and snorkeling among the vibrant coral reefs to windsurfing, water skiing, fishing, and boating, the city offers an array of water sports for every level of thrill-seeker.
Hurghada
In recent years, Hurghada has also gained recognition as a center for health and wellness. The combination of its sun-soaked climate, fine sands, mineral waters, and therapeutic mud has proven beneficial for treating various health issues, including rheumatism and skin diseases.
Entertainment and Leisure
Hurghada is more than just its natural beauty. The city boasts an array of shopping malls, a variety of restaurants, lively nightclubs, and state-of-the-art gyms. Visitors can also explore swimming pools, natural protected areas, historical sites, and marine life museums, offering a comprehensive entertainment and leisure experience.
A Vacationer's Paradise
Created On 1 Jan 2019
Updated On January 28, 2024
