Hurghada combines beautiful Red Sea scenery with modern attractions, traditional Egyptian culture and easy access to both the desert and nearby islands, making it an excellent base for sightseeing and adventure.
Hurghada Marina
The modern marina is one of the city's most popular attractions, lined with restaurants, cafés, shops and luxury yachts. It's the perfect place for an evening stroll, waterfront dining or watching the sunset.
El Dahar (Old Town)
The oldest part of Hurghada offers a glimpse into everyday Egyptian life, with traditional markets, local shops, cafés and the impressive El Mina Mosque nearby.
El Mina Mosque
One of Hurghada's most beautiful landmarks, this striking mosque features elegant domes and towering minarets, making it a popular stop for visitors interested in local architecture and culture.
Hurghada Grand Aquarium
Home to hundreds of marine species, sharks, rays and sea turtles, the aquarium provides an excellent introduction to the fascinating underwater world of the Red Sea.
Sand City Hurghada
A unique open-air museum showcasing impressive sand sculptures depicting historical figures, mythology and famous fictional characters, created by international artists.
Mini Egypt Park
This family-friendly attraction features miniature replicas of Egypt's most famous landmarks, including the Pyramids of Giza, Karnak Temple and the Abu Simbel temples.
Giftun Islands National Park
A protected marine reserve famous for its white sandy beaches, crystal-clear waters and colourful coral reefs. It is one of the best places for snorkelling, diving and relaxing on the Red Sea.
Desert and Bedouin Villages
Explore the dramatic Eastern Desert by quad bike, jeep or camel before visiting a traditional Bedouin village to experience local culture, hospitality and stunning sunset views.
El Gouna
Located around 25 km north of Hurghada, this stylish resort town is built around lagoons and islands. Visitors can enjoy its marina, boutique shops, cafés, golf courses and beautiful beaches.