The largest city and capital of the Red Sea Governorate, a resort city stretching close to 40 km along the Red Sea coast.
A first look at Hurghada
Hurghada Museum
The first antiquities museum in the Red Sea Governorate, with 2000 artifacts from ancient Egypt to the modern era.
Al Mina Mosque
The largest mosque in the Red Sea Governorate, with two 40-metre-high minarets, opened in 2012.
Hurghada Grand Aquarium
A marine and freshwater aquarium on Villages Road with an underwater tunnel, a rainforest and a mini zoo.
Hurghada Marina
A yacht harbour with a shop-lined walkway, restaurants and bars, where reviews mention sea trips.
El Dahar Bazars
The bazaars of El Dahar, the old centre of Hurghada, where reviews mention bargaining, souvenirs and spice shops.
El Mamsha Park
A promenade on the Touristic Villages road, open 24 hours, where reviews mention cafes, biking and walks.
Al Halaka Fish Restaurant
A seafood restaurant by the Mina Mosque, open noon to midnight; reviews mention seafood soup and fresh fish most.
Moby Dick Restaurant
A family restaurant open 2:30 pm to midnight, where reviews mention the camel steak far more than any other dish.
Starfish Sheraton
A seafood restaurant on Sheraton Road, open 11 am to 1:30 am; reviews mention fresh fish and seafood soup most.
Andy Foul Restaurant
An Egyptian restaurant open 24 hours; reviews mention falafel, baba ghanoush and local food.
This page shows 10 of 17 places. The app has all of them, with hours, maps and a plan for your days.