Hurghada's fish market is where you choose your fish on the ice before having it cooked: fisherme...
Mons Claudianus is a Roman granodiorite quarry, a grey stone flecked with black, worked in Egypt'...
Mons Porphyrites, the "porphyry mountain" (Gebel Abu Dukhan in Arabic), is the only known quarry ...
El Mina (Al-Mina) Mosque is the great mosque of Hurghada's harbour, a white building topped with ...
The Hurghada Museum is the first antiquities museum in the Red Sea governorate. It was created by...
Celebrating New Year in Hurghada means spending the night of 31 December on the Red Sea, with sun...
In Hurghada most of the coastline belongs to hotels, which keep their beach for their guests. The...
Ramadan is the Muslim month of fasting: from sunrise to sunset, people do not eat, drink or smoke...
Safaga is a Red Sea port town about 50 to 65 km south of Hurghada depending on the source, roughl...
Sahl Hasheesh is a Red Sea bay developed into a beach resort south of Hurghada, between 18 and 25...
Senzo Mall is a large shopping centre in Hurghada, on the Safaga road near Alf Leila wa Leila squ...
Sham el-Nessim, "the smell of the breeze", is an Egyptian spring festival celebrated by Muslims a...
