Things to Do in Hurghada

Our meeting point in front of the marina entrance (or pick-up from your hotel in Hurghada) is around 6:00 PM, before sunset, so you can explore the city in sunlight and then in the beautiful evening light. (Summer only)

● Hurghada Marina Let yourself be enchanted by beautiful yachts and the harbor atmosphere during a leisurely stroll.
● Fish Market Experience the daily life of Egyptians as they buy their fresh fish.
●Visit the El Mina Mosque with its unique design and learn more about Islam and Muslims.
●Immerse yourself deeper into Egyptian life and take a short trip to AL DAHAR in the old city of HURGHADA.
● Visit one of the oldest model churches in the world, founded in the 1st century. Learn about Coptic Christians, their traditions, and their unique language.
●Free walk through the old town and the old bazaar.
● After all the interesting experiences in the city, we take a break to try one of Egypt's most famous dishes ( Koshari ) at Koshari El Tahrir Restaurant.

*A minimum number of bookings is required for the tour to take place. If this minimum number is not reached, the tour will be cancelled.

Make the most of your time in Egypt, vist one of the most fun areas on the Red Sea on this boat trip to Orange Bay: you'll also enjoy snorkelling!

Discover Hurghada Like a Local A Walking Tour You’ll Never Forget! 

Ready to fall in love with Hurghada? Join me for an unforgettable walk through this Red Sea gem  a city where local vibes meet seaside charm. Whether it’s your first time here or you’re back for more, this tour will show you Hurghada in a way you’ve never seen before  through the eyes of a local! 

Meeting Point: 

We’ll kick things off near McDonald’s on Al Sheraton Street  easy to find, and a perfect place to begin our journey (plus, who doesn’t know where McDonald’s is?). 

Our Route: 

1. Sheraton Road (The New Side): 

We’ll start our stroll along New Sheraton Road  a street where the local rhythm of life dances hand-in-hand with the tourist buzz. Expect colorful shops, warm smiles, and the hum of city life as we walk parallel to the beautiful Red Sea. 

2. Shirry Street: 

Next, we’ll head to Shirry Street, one of Hurghada’s oldest and most iconic streets. This pedestrian-friendly zone is buzzing with local energy  from small coffee shops and fresh juice stalls to quirky souvenir stores and friendly street cats. You’ll really feel the heart of the city here! 

3. Hurghada Marina Boulevard: 

Here comes the highlight! The Marina is your go-to for dining with a view. The restaurants are top-notch, and when the sun sets over the Red Sea… well, let’s just say your camera is going to love it! 

4. The Fish Market: 

Time for a real local experience! We’ll swing by the Hurghada Fish Market, where the day’s catch is laid out in vibrant rows of color and scent. It’s loud, lively, and full of personality  you’ll see everything from tiny sardines to giant groupers. A slice of real Egyptian daily life! 

5. El Mina Mosque: 

Just around the corner is the stunning El Mina Mosque. With its white marble domes, delicate carvings, and sea-facing view, it’s one of the most beautiful mosques in the city. A peaceful spot, perfect for a quiet moment (and a photo or two). 

(Heads-up!) 

We might take public transportation for part of the route — it’s super cheap (less than 10 cents), or you can hop in a private ride for about 1 Euro. Easy peasy! 

6. El Dahar – The Old Town: 

Now let’s step back in time. El Dahar is where old-school Hurghada comes to life: narrow streets, vibrant shops, and traditional markets. It’s a real taste of Egypt, far from the tourist crowds. 

7. Coptic Cathedral of Saint Shenouda: 

Don’t be fooled by the modest exterior — this cathedral is stunning inside! Think gorgeous stained-glass windows, beautifully painted ceilings, and peaceful vibes all around. 

8. Bazaar Market: 

Before we dive into the food, it’s shopping time! We’ll explore the Bazaar Market — a colorful maze of spices, souvenirs, handmade crafts, perfumes, and all things Egyptian. Bargaining is part of the fun, so get ready to haggle (don’t worry, I’ll help you out if needed)! 

9. Koshary & Cane Juice – Time to Eat Like Egyptians! (Optional)

Now we eat! We’ll stop at Koshary El Tahrir for a big bowl of koshary — Egypt’s most beloved street food. It’s a mix of pasta, rice, lentils, crispy onions, and spicy tomato sauce. Sounds crazy, tastes amazing. 

We’ll finish our adventure at El Dahar Square with a glass of fresh cane juice — the ultimate local refreshment to end the day right. 

Important Note: 

Please confirm your spot before the tour! I want to make sure everything is set and ready for you. 

So, grab your comfy shoes, your camera, and your sense of adventure. Let’s explore Hurghada together — one step, one story, and one bite at a time! 

Ready? Let’s walk it out! 

New adventure walking by the city of hurghada and see the Egyptian life style and city center of hurghada to see Hotels,Shops and Restaurants .

Walking to new marina where you can see yachts for Egyptians and forginers businessmen and colorful houses and hotels
Make a unique pictures at marina with the sea and colorful houses

Walking to fish market where you can see fresh fishes , shrimps and others sea creatures
                                                                             
Walking to Mosque El Mina where you can see the Muslims cultures and go inside the mosque and learning more about Islam and Muslims and how they pray and when them times for praying                                                   
                                                           
Then we go to old city where you can see the local Egyptian people enjoying to see the different life between new marina and old city and see the differences between them 

And see Coptic church and see the Christian cultures and learning about Muslims and Christian’s and how they live together like one family and learning more about Christian traditions in Egypt

And we can’t forget to teste and try the most famous traditional and cheapest Egyptian local foods where all Egyptians they eat with all them different categories ( koshry )
Even the most famous Egyptians player
(Mo Salah ) the player of team liver pool he loves it

And teste also famous Egyptian juice where you can drink it only in Egypt
( sugar cane juice ) 

 

Explore the most fun beaches in Egypt with your family and friends on this Orange Bay Speedboat Trip. Spend a morning sunbathing and swimming in the Red Sea!

Turtles, sharks, and manta rays await you at Hurghada Grand Aquarium. Don't miss visiting this exhibition, also known as the Red Sea in Glass, on your trip!