Hurghada Red Sea Coast, Egypt Travel Guide
Experience the immense biodiversity of coral reefs.
Engage with warm and hospitable Egyptian people.
Explore the vastness and peacefulness of the Eastern Desert.
Perhaps a discovery dive, overcoming a new experience.
Bargaining for a souvenir in the bustling souk.
Simply observing daily life in a new setting.
A Hurghada journey fosters cultural understanding and broadens your perspective.
Gain a broader understanding of diverse cultures and societies.
A sense of gratitude for your experiences.
Meaningful conversations with Egyptian people.
Opportunities to meet and share moments with others.
Shared adventures create lasting family memories.
Diving or snorkeling unveils marine life.
Exhilarating rides and desert landscapes.
Visits to ancient sites for a step back in time.
Your journey here marks a memorable chapter, inviting further exploration of Egypt's timeless allure.
As a visitor to Hurghada, commit to leaving a positive footprint on the environment and local community.
Choose locally owned restaurants, shops, and tour operators.
Be mindful of marine life and resource use.
Show consideration for customs and traditions.
Directly contributing to the local economy and well-being.
Consider donating through established non-governmental organizations (NGOs) focused on education or environmental causes.
This approach helps sustainable development.
Local businesses often offer unique products and services not found elsewhere.
Minimizing your environmental footprint during your stay.
Support dive and tour operators committed to marine conservation. Consider World Nomads for travel insurance.
Be mindful of water and electricity usage, Egypt has water scarcity.
Carry a Reusable water bottle to avoid single-use plastics.
Engaging respectfully with local customs and traditions.
Outside resorts, especially in local areas and religious sites.
Always ask for permission before taking photos of individuals.
Interact respectfully with vendors; practice polite bargaining.
Do not point the soles of your feet at someone; it is disrespectful.
A quick downward twitch of the chin can mean "no" or "I don't know."
Things move at a slower pace in Egypt; practice flexibility.
As a visitor, your commitment to ethical travel supports the destination for everyone.
