Hurghada
Hurghada was founded in the early 20th century, and since the 1980s has been continually enlarged by American, European and Arab investors to become the leading bathing resort on the Red Sea. Holiday villages and first class hotels provide excellent aquatic sport facilities for sail boarders, yachtsmen, scuba divers and snorklers.
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The Town
Hurghada, founded in the early 20th century, has grown into the Red Sea's top resort for aquatic sports like windsurfing, sailing, snorkeling, and diving. Renowned for its unique underwater gardens and vibrant nightlife, it offers excellent accommodations and dining options. Divided into Downtown, Sekalla, and El Korra Road, Hurghada is easily accessible via its international airport and serves as a gateway to prime Red Sea diving sites.
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Facts and Figures
The former Red Sea fishing village of Hurghada has now become one of Egypt's most popular beach holiday getaways. Although there may not appear to be much of a history present along its lengthy coastline, where over 100 modern hotels now stand, remnants of ancient Egypt lie less than an hour's drive away in nearby Al Quseir.
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Activities
Hurghada today is a world center for sea sports such as diving, snorkeling, sailing, windsurfing, and deep-sea fishing. The unique offshore underwater gardens are justifiably famous amongst divers. The warm waters here are ideal for many varieties of rare fish and coral reefs, which may also be observed through glass bottom boats.
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Islands
Hurghada has magical islands like Sheduan Island, Gifton Island, Dishet El-Dhaba, Umm Gammae, Abu Minqar Island, Abu Ramada Island, and has also main places such as SahlHasheesh, Makadi Bay, El Gouna.
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You Should Visit
Discover the remarkable destinations near Hurghada that offer unique experiences and stunning beauty. From the luxury hotel town of El Gouna, known as Egypt's Venice, to the serene beaches of Soma Bay, and the pristine reef cliffs of Sharm El Naga, each location provides a distinct charm. Explore the beachfront camp at Al-Mahmya on Giftun Island, the resort of Sahl Hasheesh, and the diving paradise of Makadi Bay.