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- Sharm El Sheikh
- Dahab
- Nuweiba
- Taba
- Hurghada
- El Gouna
- Safaga
- El Quseir
- Marsa Alam
Hurghada |
Most famous beach resort of Egypt offers tens of thousands of beds in hotels, resorts, inns, pensions and boarding houses and gives home to approximately 100.000 inhabitants most of them working in the service related industry. Approximately 3 hours of Luxor, 4 to 5 hours flight from most European airports, 50 min. flight out of Cairo today Hurghada is a worldwide admired summer and winter destination preferred by vacationers who'd like to experience swimming, surfing, diving, fishing and relaxing. The express-ferry-boat connecting the harbors of Hurghada with Sharm El Sheikh in 90 minutes and the International Airport running a 24-hour service ready to receive any size of aircraft gives the area all the privileges for constant growth.
Makadi Bay is located ca. 33 km / 23 miles south of Hurghada airport. The Bay features several hotels of 4* and 5* category, stretched along the sandy, soft sloping beaches in front of a vast reef, the ideal spot for snorkelers, divers and families.
The Bays of Soma and Abou Soma are just a bit more south of Makadi, about 12 to 15 km (8 to 11 miles) north of Safaga. Elegant hotels and resorts are located here; furthermore one of the most well known Thalassic Centers in Egypt in addition to the Cascades Golf Resort designed by the famous 'Gary Player', a landmark of the region. |
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El Gouna |
(30 km / 20 miles) north of Hurghada was established in the beginning of the 90ies along beautiful manmade lagoons and lakes within lush gardens. Today, the area features hotels of various categories, meeting the needs of divers, surfers, the young of age and young at heart and especially the families due to the concept of each of the fine resorts, (boutique) hotels, inns and pensions. Gouna is the heart of the area, a small Oriental-styled village with restaurants, bars, shops and entertainment facilities. 20 years ago Hurghada, a village close to a tiny runway receiving irregular flights for military use and oil-industry-workers, gave home to a few fishermen and their families. Today the worldwide |
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