Hurghada

Hurghada is a city in the Red Sea Governorate of Egypt. It is one of the country’s main tourist centers located on the Red Sea coast. Hurghada is known for its round year hot and dry climate.

Hurghada is the home to the rarest and biggest marine life in the world, home to the biggest number of coral reefs and colorful fish plus the biggest collection of water sports as it contains a massive number of sports centers for diving, snorkeling, wind & kite surfing and the chance to ride a quad- bike through the desert.

Hurghada contains around it multiple extraordinary and magical island around her like Sheduan island, Dishes El-Dhaba, Abu Minqar island, Marsa Abu Galawa “Carless Reef”, El Fanus “Dolphin Reef”, Turtle Bay, Gota Abu Ramada a.k.a “The Aquarium”, Oberoi House Reef, Gota Abu Makadi,  Gifton Island.

Giftun Islands Hurghada are two islands considered the first nature reserve in the Red Sea and one of the most enchanting and visited islands in Hurghada. It possesses captivating natural scenery and is a major habitat for many wildlife creatures like seagulls. The Giftun Island is a great place for snorkeling and diving, as the island has 14 swimming spots, where everyone can discover various marine creatures and coral reefs in different colors and shapes.

Coral Reef caves are known to be one of the most famous diving sites in the Hurghada red sea, as the caves possess many coral forests, Anemone coronaria, underwater gardens, and a large number of marine creatures such as hammerhead sharks, tuna, and more. The caves are very famous among divers who see the place that has a depth of 16 meters as a true haven for their incredible water adventure.