Hurghada, located along Egypt's Red Sea Coast, is a popular tourist destination thanks to its stunning coral reefs and azure waters that are ideal for windsurfing. Hurghada has had tremendous growth over the past ten years, and yes, at times it does feel overrun with tourists. It is conveniently located between the magnificent Giftun Islands and the Eastern Arabian Desert. However, Europeans can easily escape to the beach, and some of the top diving and snorkeling locations in the world are right offshore. It stretches for 36 KM (22 M) along the shore of the Red Sea. The most attracted districts are El Kawsar, El Ahia and El Helal, the Northern Part, Sekalla, the city center, El Dahar, A.K.A., Downtown, and El Mamsha. For those who appreciate the beach and the sea, Hurghada offers a wide range of activities. Scuba diving, snorkeling,

windsurfing, parasailing, and jet skis are among the activities. A glass boat, which has a glass bottom, is another option for seeing the breathtaking coral reefs and other underwater beauty. You can also travel into the desert on a motorcycle or a beach buggy for an experience. Today, the resort of Hurghada is almost unrecognizable from its past life and has grown to become the most visited tourist destination in the whole of Egypt, with more than 100 different hotels, many of which line the shoreline.

The Red Sea, which is great for diving and snorkeling, is the major attraction in Hurghada. Just 10 meters from the beach, marvel at amazing coral reefs and countless varieties of tropical fish.