Ministry of Sound, Hurghada

This is one of the most popular clubs and one of my personal favourites.
Every night diffrent themes but mostly house and R&B music.

The club is located close to the marina and just by the beach, actually the club is on the beach and the only "proper" floor is in the toilets and the dance floor, the rest is sand. So ladies, if you want to walk proper, take of your high heels or go there with flip flops!

Dress Code: The only time there is a dress code at ministry of sound, is twice per year at the biggest event. White Sensation. Pure white.

Everybody go there and if the event is while your visit, you shuld deffo go there!
Just remember; wear white only!

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Hurghada Nightlife is fortunate enough to be home to two of world's coolest brands bubbling within the city, both Ministry of Sound and the super-stylish Hed Kandi have venues here....

Starting off with the world's only Hed Kandi Beach Bar which opened in March 2007, usually a pre-club/lounge bar, it's resident DJs spin at a selection of themed nights (all tied into an album's genre). On average, twice a month you can find a special event with anything up to and above 1000 revellers dancing the night away, these are the Full Moon Party and Hed Kandi LIVE (which I've attended recently)... with a LIVE Saxophone player complimenting the DJ team, a delicious crowd rocks the Red Sea coast in true party-style.

Ministry of Sound's Beach Club is also the only beach-side MoS outlet the world can offer, with its shorelines being lapped at by the warm waters of the Red Sea. I attended the start of their monthly hip-hop/R&B special events Smoove with DJ Junior J! Absolutely incredible place, dancing on the sand under the palm trees and stars with an array of beauties will be a memory I'll never forget!!

Roll on next year's vacation...

Dress Code: Smart casual, trainers are cool, beach-ware cool but no bikinis and men must wear something on their chest...

Hurghada is fortunate enough to be home to two of world's coolest brands in nightlife, both Ministry of Sound and the super-stylish Hed Kandi have venues here....

Starting off with the world's only Hed Kandi Beach Bar which opened in March 2007, usually a pre-club/lounge bar, it's resident DJs spin at a selection of themed nights (all tied into an album's genre). On average, twice a month you can find a special event with anything up to and above 1000 revellers dancing the night away, these are the Full Moon Party and Hed Kandi LIVE (which I've attended recently)... with a LIVE Saxophone player complimenting the DJ team, a delicious crowd rocks the Red Sea coast in true party-style.

Ministry of Sound's Beach Club is also the only beach-side MoS outlet the world can offer, with its shorelines being lapped at by the warm waters of the Red Sea. I attended the start of their monthly hip-hop/R&B special events Smoove with DJ Junior J! Absolutely incredible place, dancing on the sand under the palm trees and stars with an array of beauties will be a memory I'll never forget!!

Roll on next year's vacation...

Dress Code: Smart casual, trainers are cool, beach-ware cool but no bikinis and men must wear something on their chest...

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Ministry of Sound is the place to go to when you are in Hurghada, or even Egypt in general as it is well worth the travel. An open air 1500 capacity venue with stunning podium dancers, fantastic Dj's and a great sound and light system. Every night of the week is a different party, different decor and different music. They have nights such as Latin Grooves, Smoove (RnB + Hip Hop), Old Skool, Big Tunes and Dance Nation. The atmosphere is one of a kind, partying on the beach under the stars, it doesn't get much better than that.
Prices are fair and you get tokens upon entrance to get a free drink which is brilliant. All of the staff are friendly and the service is also very good.
I spent every single night there and was gutted when I had to go home. If I revisit Egypt again, it will not be for the Pyramids and Beaches, it will be for Ministry of Sound.

Dress Code: Dress code is pretty relaxed, but no caps are allowed. Trainers and flip flops ok.