First, you will be picked up from your hotel at 2:00 pm and then drive through Hotels Street and depart from the oldest Sheraton Hotel next to it. You reach the highest point of the city, and from there, you have a beautiful panoramic view of the entire city Hurghada and can see the Red Sea. Afterward, drive to the city's marina.
Hurghada city tour – New Marina
The new marina, which opened in June 2008, invites you to stroll along beautiful yachts and sailing ships on 120,000 square meters. Let yourself be enchanted by beautiful yachts and the harbor atmosphere during a leisurely walk. Discover the modern lifestyle of the marina, where there are so many restaurants and nice cafes.
Hurghada city tour - fish market - the El Mina mosque
You can see the different species of fish that the Red Sea has to offer. Also, the fishing boats start with the current, after which you go to the Sakala district. In this part of the city, you will visit the El Mina Mosque and have the opportunity to photograph the minarets from the outside. You can also see the shipyard, where the beautiful old shipyard is located, right next to it is the mosque, and boats are still being built and restored today.
Hurghada city tour – El Dahar – vegetable market
You can watch the workers at work and then head to the Al-Dahar district (downtown), where you can still see typical Egyptian life today. Here you will visit the Coptic Church, considered the oldest church on the Red Sea and was built in 1920. In 2008 it was completely demolished and rebuilt. Here you will be impressed by the many types of fruits and vegetables with their beautiful scents. Around 7:00 p.m. We will drive you back to your hotel.
| Number of participants | Preis p.P |
| 1-2 Personen | 25 Euro p.P |
| 3-4 Personen | 18 Euro p.P |
| 5-6 Personen | 14 Euro p.P |
| 7-8 Personen | 10 Euro p.P |
Highlights
- Hurghadas new marina
- El Mina Mische, the largest and most beautiful mosque in Hurghada
- The fish market
- The vegetable and fruit market
- The Kotic cherry
- Panoramic view of the Red Sea
