Hurghada Favorites

 croisbeauty Says:  I was amazed by the fact that Hurghada has over one million inhabitants. It is very fast growing town completely in a huge construction works, except for the... 

 Wafro Says:  Hosni Mubarak is no more!!!After the Arabic spring the Egyptian autocratic system collapsed and Mubarak was imprisoned and ready for trail.At this moment... 

 vesna04 Says:  That is the one and only way the electricity is provided for Hurghada. It is realy good thing as that area is well known as the windy one.The water in the tabs... 

 vesna04 Says:  There is a spot in the desert near Hurghada where fatarmogana can be seen almost every day. I was lucky as it was very "good day" for it-the picture was very... 

 Kuznetsov_Sergey Says:  Hurghada stretches for about 40 km along the seashore, and it doesn't reach far into the surrounding desert. The resort is a destination for package holiday... 

 Kuznetsov_Sergey Says:  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... 

 Kuznetsov_Sergey Says:  Hurghada, known in Egypt as Ghardaga, was at one time just a simple fishing village. Almost nobody knew this place 30 years ago in 1970th. British have paid... 

 Kuznetsov_Sergey Says:  The sun is the second advantage of Hurghada which attracts thousands of tourists from over the world. If you don’t want to spend your holidays in summer –... 

 Kuznetsov_Sergey Says:  Hurghada is situated on the beach of the Red Sea. It is its main advantage defining tourist value.Red Sea is a direct translation of the Greek Erythra Thalassa.... 

 miman Says:  The Red Sea was "discovered" as a diving destination by Hans Hass in the 1950s, and by Jacques-Yves Cousteau later. Surface water temperatures remain relatively... 

 Aurorae Says:  The sea in Hurghada is VERY clean and transparent, it is said to be the clearest sea in the world, also the warmest. The colour can vary from turquoise, over... 

 Aurorae Says:  Egyptian people are very friendly, and our group of friends who stayed at Sun&SEa befriended the waitor of the hotel, we taught him some Serbian, made jokes...... 

 Beograd Says:  Yes, Egyptians are masters in using their historical inheratage to sell us anything. I was amazed when I saw the picture of Nefertiti on the butter in hotel! Or... 

 evona Says:  Hurghada is divided into 3 districts (quarters): the old district is called Dahar ( Downtown), the new - Sakalla, and the district with hotels - Village Road.In... 

 Wafro Says:  The Egyptian currency is the Egyptian Pound (L.E.) and 1 pound is split into 100 Piaster.Banks and hotels will gladly convert your money into Egyptian... 

 Wafro Says:  The Red Sea area (Hurghada) is the ideal place to visit during the winter months when you are travelling with a baby.Temperatures vary between 19 and 30 degrees... 

 tomerik Says:  Bring some duty free alcohol from the airport even if you're staying at an all inclusive hotel/resort where the beverages are free. The free alcohol offered at... 

 siri Says:  If you are an animal-loving person as me, you will be sad to see all the homeless cats and dogs wandering around in the streets. Dogs with three legs, skinny... 

 Beograd Says:  What ever you do, enjoy. Carpe Diem. No matter how hot it get's, don't forget it's what comes with your visit to Egypt and Hurghada. This is a town where rain... 

 Kushelkitten Says:  Some people say that the bedouins arent really bedouins but actors from Hurghada. Whether or not that is true I can't say but it was a lot of fun and gives you... 

 Kushelkitten Says:  Hurghada feels cooler than most places in Egypt due to the breeze coming in almost constantly from the Red Sea. If you come in the winter months the breeze... 

 singel Says:  Pure by chance,I had some pens with me (my children like to draw a lot) and even some small cuddly puppets. Egyptian children loved them. (grown ups as well!)We... 

 aliante1981 Says:  If you have no plastic card (either a debit, or a credit one) and do not wish to be bothered with travelers cheques (where commission charges tend to be quite...