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A boat to yourselves, a route that adapts, and dolphins when the sea agrees.
HurghadaMarina, Hurghada
The biggest water park on the coast, with food and drinks included in the ticket.
HurghadaMakadi Bay, south of Hurghada
Two parks on one ticket, and above all: almost no queue for the slides.
Raw fish served a few kilometres from where it was caught — the best sushi in town.
HurghadaHurghada
A steakhouse where the meat finishes cooking in front of you, on a scorching stone.
The smart sunset table: open sea view, cocktails, polished service.
El Gouna's marina and its promenade of terraces, from morning coffee to the last drink.
HurghadaEl Gouna
Egyptian designers, homeware and beachwear in a pedestrian resort town.
HurghadaDowntown El Gouna
Beach clubs that start at sunset and end late.
A week of Arab and international cinema, on the Red Sea.
A British freighter sunk in 1941, its motorcycles and lorries still in the hold.
HurghadaStrait of Gubal, Red Sea
A flat lagoon and thermal wind every afternoon, April to October.
Italian, Lebanese, Japanese, fish: the Red Sea's most international promenade.
HurghadaAbu Tig Marina, El Gouna
The marina's Italian table, fresh pasta and a pizza oven.
Forty-five pools and eighty slides — but it is a hotel's park, and the day ticket takes some finding.
HurghadaSafaga Road (Village Road), south of Hurghada
Dolphins, sea lions and a walrus, an hour of show — and captive animals, whether or not that sits well with you.
HurghadaMakadi Bay, some thirty kilometres south of Hurghada
An inflatable course floating on the lagoon, and a cable tow for beginners — from age six and 110 cm.
HurghadaEl Gouna, Sabina area
