Hurghada Transportation

 7 Reviews  All taxi vechicles at Hurghada are coloured in blue/orange combination and therefero easilly visible on the streets. They usually hang around hotels during the day or waiting at the nearby post. My... 

 7 Reviews  This is a collective transportation way and is the cheapest way. There are loads of minibuses and they drive through the different parts of the city, all hours. If you want to get on one just stand... 

 2 Reviews  If you are too tired to walk, you can take a van, they pass by every few seconds, and beep beep you (even if you don't plan to take it!), everybody says that the cost of a ride is 1 Egyptian pound... 

 betako3 Says:  I arrived in Hurghada by plane from Warsaw, Poland. The flight wasn't very long, about 4 hours, but when I arrived at the hotel I was dead tired. It was because... 

 WStat Says:  Hi,The distance Hurghada-Luxor is about 290 kms (one way) on a beautiful, but not very busy desert-highway.Due to security reasons tourist-buses are usually... 

 Kuznetsov_Sergey Says:  You can see my Flight Moscow-Hurghada VIDEO with Colin Mutchler music from my personal YouTube channel. After opening the VIDEO please press the right bottom... 

 MalenaN Says:  My travel companion and I went straight from the ferry to the bus station in Hurghada to buy tickets for the night bus to Aswan. We were told we could buy the... 

 MalenaN Says:  There is a high-speed ferry a few times a week going from Sharm el Sheik to Hurghada. It is supposed to take 1,5 hour, but when I went with it took 3 hours. The... 

 Kuznetsov_Sergey Says:  This airport is one three main air Egypt gates (besides Cairo and Sham el-Sheikh). There are local airports in Abu Simbel, Alexandria, Aswan, Luxor. But the... 

 fonden Says:  The city is served by the Hurghada International Airport with direct connections with several cities in Europe. There are also daily flights to and from Cairo.... 

 saabfan Says:  Just after New Year's, 2007 we faced a 3 hour wait in the Hurghada Airport to get from the curb to first security screening. No lines--just frustrated and angry... 

 Beograd Says:  The best way to get to Hurghada is by airplane. From Belgrade the flight takes less than three hours. But if you travel during the hot summer time, be prepared... 

 KittyIsAround Says:  ALWAYS take a dollmush if you go alone anywhere - DON'T take a taxi - taxidrivers in Egypt follow there own rules, it's not reasonable price nor is it... 

 Aurorae Says:  There are many boats making excursions, snorkeling and scuba diving tours, almost on every corner you'll find them, and go as you please. There is a small port... 

 Levente_D Says:  The easiest way to get to Hurghada is by air. Egypt air has reliable service from Cairo and other places. As a foreigner you pay more than a local but the price... 

 ShOcker Says:  Wanna go to the centre, beach or back to your hotel ? Use the local mini busses , they're much cheaper than the transportation the hotel offers you ..You can... 

 Kushelkitten Says:  When we first arrived in Hurghada and walked down the street to the grocery store to find water we couldnt figure out why it seemed that every car that passed... 

 kenmerk Says:  Camels are great for that photo op, but to get anywhere in a hurry, 4WD's are the only way to go. (except maybe one of those ATV's that they also rent here..)Be... 

 aliante1981 Says:  Being a popular (thanks to its cheapness, sea, and proximity – albeit a relative one – to Luxor) sea resort, Hurghada has an airport of its own, not really far... 

 TomorrowsAngel Says:  The Egyptian government doesn't allow foreigners to cross the wide desert between Luxor and Hurghada without a convoy.For security reasons, and fear of... 

 TomorrowsAngel Says:  Hydrofoils connect Hurghada and Sharm El Sheikh. The 90-minute ride relieves you from the hassle of driving a 900km distance, while at the same time providing a... 

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