Nestled at the lower end of the Gulf of Suez, Hurghada has been transformed into one of Egypt's liveliest and busiest resorts. Here you can experience a city evolving. Merging the old with the new, Hurghada boasts some of the finest hotels alongside the sights, smells and sounds of El-Dahar, the old town, and the lively hub of everyday Egyptian life.
Diving has long been the mainstay attraction of Hurghada, famed for its extraordinary and unique reefs, as well as being the ideal starting point for safaris further afield to Abu Nahas and the Brothers Islands. For non-divers, Giftun Island is a snorkeller's paradise where you can also camp overnight and awaken with the sunrise.
If you are seeking out nightlife, then you will find plenty in Hurghada. There are various nightclubs, bars and pubs that turn this diving town into a party town.
Hurghada is changing at a rapid pace, and may at times appear to be overwhelmed by its own success. As a destination of energetic variety it remains a place worth exploring.
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With each year the entertainment industry in the Red Sea only gets better. In the main Red Sea cities of Sharm el Sheikh and Hurghada you can find many ways to be entertained by live music, dancing, shows, casinos, racing, art centers, festivals, museums, shopping and sporting events.
Although nightlife varies from city to city, the major resort city of Hurghada offer a wide array of bars, clubs and restaurants suitable for anyone from the diver to the diva.
In the remainder of the Red Sea cities, the nightlife is more subdued. But, you can usually find at least one hotel bar or disco that has the potential for something interesting. However, nothing beats the entertainment of sitting under the stars, watching the moon with the possibility of an evening swim in the Red Sea.
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