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A Mamluk fortress of the 1470s at the harbour point, over the ruins of the Pharos.
AlexandriaAnfoushi
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 boat to yourselves, a route that adapts, and dolphins when the sea agrees.
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.
Monumental sand sculptures, signed by carvers from all over the world.
HurghadaNear Senzo Mall, Hurghada
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.
The biggest water park on the coast, with food and drinks included in the ticket.
HurghadaMakadi Bay, south of Hurghada
Hurghada's own family water park — no need to leave town.
HurghadaHotel area, Hurghada
Two parks on one ticket, and above all: almost no queue for the slides.
The city's big mall: international brands, supermarket and food court.
The seafront mall, next to the Hilton — smaller than Senzo, but on the Corniche.
HurghadaCorniche, Hurghada
The quarter from before the hotels: spices, copper, leather, shisha — and bargaining as the common language.
HurghadaEl Dahar, Hurghada
Souvenirs, jewellery and watches at marked prices — and nobody following you down the aisles.
A fixed-price bazaar on the Mamsha promenade, where you can walk in without being grabbed.
HurghadaMamsha, Hurghada
Raw fish served a few kilometres from where it was caught — the best sushi in town.
Steaks, tacos, live music and the fire show — the liveliest table on the quay.
A steakhouse where the meat finishes cooking in front of you, on a scorching stone.
