Hurghada Flights

Cheap Holidays in Hurghada -  Ideal for Watersports                                     

Hurghada is an exotic but cheap Egypt holidays destination.The pristine reefs and handy ship wrecks not far off the coast of Hurghada have seen it become one of Egypt’s most popular Red Sea destinations in recent years, certainly with keen divers from the world over. The 15 miles of hotels give you tremendous choice of places to stay and there’s no shortage of 5 star ultra-posh places, and an absolute abundance of cheap Hurghada hotels.

There’s an aquarium for those who can’t make it into the sea themselves (there are some things that bite in there, some things that sting, and some things that neither bite nor sting, but would not be pleasant to step on), and keen divers can head off to nearby islands on organised wreck dives.

Cheap Hurghada Holidays -  Something for Everyone

There’s no shortage of things to do at night with plenty of bars and clubs catering for the youngsters who gather here from all over Europe. Far from this being a token effort, Hurghada is known these days as a party town and has everything from rock clubs with live bands, to discos, pubs, posh bars, karaoke, and much more. There is a great range of great hotels to choose from too.  Everything from cheap Egypt hotels to luxury 5 star accomodation.

Cheap Holidays in Hurghada -  Best Time to Go

Hurghada is hot and dry all year round.  However, some times of year are better to visit than others.  Generally speaking, its best to go between February and June or Septemeber and November.  This is because temperatures soar to well over 40 degrees mid summer, and can fall alot at night during winter.  The water is best for diving at these times of year too. Being outwith the school holidays you can also get a cheap all-inclusive Egypt holidays deal during these times.

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Flights to Hurghada – Loads to do as well as the beach

Hurghada has its own airport so if you’re heading there for a resort holiday, you’re in luck. Flights to Hurghada also give you good connections to the rest of the Arab nations as well as the rest of Egypt. You can even come in and out of Egypt by ferry from Hurghada. Cool. More people are opting for flights to Hurghada as the word spreads about this lovely place. The weather’s gorgeously hot all year round, slightly cooler and more comfortable in the winter. There’s loads to do there including cultural stuff like museums and theatre trips, the zoo and an excellent aquarium as well as bargain hunting in the Bazaar.

Hurghada Flights – Do water stuff or do absolutely nothing

Flights to Hurghada land you at Hurgada airport, three miles inland from the town centre. Only a twenty minute drive and well signposted, right on the main ring road. Hurghada itself began life in the early 1900s and was originally a little fishing village. These days your flights to Hurghada drop you into an exotic landscape with twenty five miles of sandy beaches to lounge about on. What’s it called? Tadaaaa… The Red Sea Riviera. Almost every country has a Riviera of its own these days. Even Belgium (actually, we lied. It hasn’t). Once a local place for local people, modern Hurghada is polished, sparkling and buffed to a high sheen. Ready to welcome millions of divers and water sports fans as well as people who just want to lie down for a couple of weeks and do absolutely bugger all.

Flights to Hurghada – Head for El Gouna

If you’ve seen the place in the flesh it’ll come as no surprise how many flights to Hurghada are packed solid with holidaymakers hell bent on El Gouna Resort. This place is utterly stunning. Delightful natural lagoons, the spectacular Abu Tig Marina and the mind numbingly luxurious El Gouna Golf Club, a gem in the PGA’s crown. So if you choose flights to Hurghada, what do you get at the other end? Try this lot on for size; exotic mosques, reefs teeming with sea life, scuba diving, desert safaris, kite surfing… imagine any water based activity you can and it’ll be there. Maybe not banana boats…

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Old Vic Village  – Hurghada Attractions Egypt

This large sandy beach is on a bay facing the south and protected from wind and waves, so handy for kids. There's a water sports centre, restaurant, bar, showers, and bathrooms. There's a small entrance fee that includes sunbeds.

Sharm El Naga  – Attractions in Hurghada Egypt

South of Hurghada there's a lovely bay with a reef full with corals and colourful fish that even the most modest snorkeller will be able to mingle with. Get a taxi here and spend the day.

Giftun Island – Hurghada Attractions Egypt

Part of the Red Sea National Parks, Giftun Island is a protected area teeming with underwater life. There are a fwe very good restaurants and if you take an excursion here you might find that any snorkelling equipment you need is included. It's about an hour by boat from Hughada town.

Papa's Beach Club – El Sakia Beach – Attractions in Hurghada Egypt

Pop in here and you might catch live bands from the UK, or a well known London DJ doing a set. There are sometimes themed party nights and more.

Palladium Disco – El Gouna Downtown – Hurghada Attractions

Ooo! It's like being in Ibiza! A big open-air club with all the latest sounds and lights here, massively popular with youngsters from Cairo, who fill this place of a weekend.

There are direct flights to Hurghada that take about 5 hours and 10 minutes from the UK. It’s a clean and well-regarded airport that’s about 8 miles from town.

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