Hurghada has been home to fishing communities for centuries
and remained unchanged until the 1990s when tourism discovered this idyllic village
with wide stretches of beach that followed the coastline for miles, and sea waters
that were relatively safe and ideal for watersports. Today, it is a busy, sprawling
town divided into two main areas, the old town Ad-Dahar to the
north, and Sigala to the south. Each affords a wide range of
hotels, restaurants catering for
all tastes and tourist attractions.
Like so many of the towns and cities
of Egypt, Hurghada, Luxor and Marsa Alam, which lie as three corners of a
triangle in the Eastern Desert, are living history museums. Hurghada, a former
fishing harbour stretches some 15 miles or so along the waterfront, and is one
of the foremost areas for watersports. Marsa Alam is also found by the Red Sea
coast and tourism is just starting to make an impact. The city of Luxor with
its jaw... Read more
-droppingly beautiful monuments built by the hands of ancient craftsmen
lies 150 miles or so inland on the banks of the mighty River Nile.
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Hurghada has been home to fishing communities for centuries
and remained unchanged until the 1990s when tourism discovered this idyllic village
with wide stretches of beach that followed the coastline for miles, and sea waters
that were relatively safe and ideal for watersports. Today, it is a busy, sprawling
town divided into two main areas, the old town Ad-Dahar to the
north, and Sigala to the south. Each affords a wide range of
hotels, restaurants catering for
all tastes and tourist attractions.
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