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The harbour promenade: yachts on one side, terraces on the other, and the whole town out after dark.
HurghadaMarina, Hurghada
The turquoise water over white sand that earned the place its nickname: the Egyptian Maldives.
HurghadaGiftun Island, off Hurghada
An island beach where the reef starts a few metres out — the snorkelling is better than the setting.
HurghadaOff Hurghada
A centre that gets a beginner into the water without frightening them — rarer than it sounds.
HurghadaHurghada
A dive centre that is serious without being solemn: small groups, maintained gear, club atmosphere.
All of Egypt in scale models: the pyramids, Abu Simbel and Karnak in an hour's walk.
The Red Sea without getting wet: an indoor circuit that fills a morning with children.
HurghadaAirport road, Hurghada
Quad bikes in the desert, a stop in a Bedouin village, mint tea and sunset.
HurghadaDesert west of Hurghada
The full desert day: quad, buggy, 4×4 and camel, from morning to sunset.
Hammam and massage at a price with nothing in common with hotel spas.
Hurghada's own family water park — no need to leave town.
HurghadaHotel area, Hurghada
A windsurfing port and a black-sand beach reputed to be therapeutic.
HurghadaSafaga
Hurghada's boat with portholes: see the coral without getting wet, or knowing how to swim.
HurghadaHurghada Marina, town centre
A piazza, paved lanes and a pier: the one place in Sahl Hasheesh where you walk.
HurghadaSahl Hasheesh, some twenty kilometres south of Hurghada
