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JiiQuu loves Hurghada because It's warm and sunny and the reefs are awesome!
wndrlst loves Hurghada but hasn't told why.
azutalor loves Hurghada but hasn't told why.
hlehto hates Hurghada because can't relax. Our hotel area was great
johnuyeno hates Hurghada because 6/10. -dumpy, -unfinished, -rocky, -brokenglassy, +relatively quiet
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What is Hurghada
Hurghada is a resort town on the Red Sea Coast of Egypt.
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Visitors of Hurghada
About Hurghada elsewhere
wikitravel.org
"Half way down the Egyptian Red Sea coast, on a promontory projecting into the sea, is the small but growing resort and water sports center of Hurghada (El-Ghardaka), chief town and administrative center of the Red Sea Frontier District."
planetware.com
"Most of the hotels along the Red Sea are self-contained resorts, ideal for families who don't want to do much effort and relax for the duration of their trip."
wikitravel.org
"Superb when you want to have some great views of the Red sea while dining."
world66.com
"A well-known resort on the Red Sea, Hurghada has a beautiful crescent-shaped bay, rugged mountains and good beaches, but the main attraction is a nearby coral reef?one of the finest in the world."
professionaltravelguide.com
"The city 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."
en.wikipedia.org
"Tour Egypt from the live Nile Valley ,to the solitary deserts, to the diversity of the Sinai desert ,to the lush oases, to the exotic underwater life of the Red Sea ,to the Mediterranean beaches."
world66.com
"Hurghada, population about 40,000, was founded in the early 20th century, and remained a small fishing village until the 1980s when Arabian, American and European investors transformed it into the leading beach resort on the Red Sea."
goworldtravel.com
About Hurghada
jl from Finland wrote about Hurghada 4 years, 5 months ago
Lots of people grabbing by your arm, so this really is the place to hang on to your boyfriends arm! Then the salesmen wont be so aggressive. As in many places in Egypt, it's good to know how to bargain, this place is no exception. The best restaurants are the ones where you can choose from a pool that which seafood you prefer and how you want it to be done. Recommend :P There are also "restaurants" where you can find shows of local dances. On top of that you get to hear the local music.
annaliisailola from Finland wrote about Hurghada 4 years, 6 months ago
Hurghada, Egypt, is built for turists. Hotel areas and beaches are ready, but as I was there, for five years ago, the streets were not ready. A nice place for diving. In the hotel the service was excellent but in the bazar and shops service was disturbing because it was not possible to look at the products in peace. I got sick from the food for two weeks afterwards. Not a very nice memory. More information at page: www.wikitravel.org/en/Hurghada
About places near Hurghada
peteraul from Finland wrote about Hurghada International Airport 3 years, 5 months ago
Bring your own books, because you won't find any here. You'll find the same tourist crap as in the town but with double the price.
No questions about Hurghada exists. If you have any questions, dont hesitate to ask!



