Overview:

 Hurghada stretches along the coast for about 40km and is divided into 4 districts. In the north is El Dahar, the oldest part of the city (also known as downtown).

South of Dahar is Sekalla (or Is-Siqalla). This part of the city is very touristy and is essentially defined by Sheraton Street, which runs parallel to the sea to the south and on the sea side of which there are a number of smaller hotel complexes.

Sekalla starts at Sekalla Square or harbor and extends south to the beginning of the “real” hotel zone with the large 5* facilities.

Along Sheraton Road there is an uncountable amount of stores, restaurants and coffee shops.Hurghada newest attraction is the El Mina Mosque next to the Hurghada Marina. It was completed in 2012 and is a fine example of modern Arabic architecture. The two minarets tower high above Hurghada.

Visitors are welcome outside of prayer times. Women can borrow a galabeya with cloth at the entrance to cover their hair, arms and legs.

Next to the mosque is the fishing harbor with fish market, which is also worth a visit. Here the freshly caught fish from the Red Sea is sold

Price  from: 19 €

Discount for children:

• 0-5 years  free of charge
• 6-11 jahre 50% discount
• From  12 years full price

The itinerary of  the tour:

• Old town
• Fruit and vegetable market
• Coptic church
• Marina
• El mina Mosque
• Sheraton street
• New Hurghada
• Marina
• Hurghada Panorama
• Fish market

Included :

• Private minibus (all the time)
• Soft drinks in a local cafe
• An English speaking tour guide
• Shopping on request

Not included :

• Personal expenses

Pick up :

By arrangement

Duration :

Approx. 5 hours

Must bring :

• Water
• Sunglasses
• Money for personal expenses

Transfer surcharge :

The guests from Marsa alam pay additional 50,00€ transfer surcharge per person.

The guests from El Qusier pay additional 35,00€ transfer surcharge per person.