Hurghada, Egypt

Hurghada is a charming resort on the Red Sea coast, located about 350 km southeast of the capital Cairo, at the end of the Egyptian desert. 
From a quiet fishing village in the past, today around Hurghada there are many hotel complexes that are perched along 20 kilometers along the sandy coastline. Hurghada owes its fame to its clear waters and excellent diving conditions. This is a favorite tourist destination and a favorite vacation spot for tourists from Europe. 
Hurghada has everything that any city need on the way to be modern, while managing to preserve and not lose its magnificent peaceful desert atmosphere.
In Hurghada, everyone can takes real pleasure in the sun caressing him on the beach, when he goes down with a transparent submarine in the depths of the sea or during a walk through the amazing coral reefs with various sea creatures. 
Another varied boat trip to one of the islands to dive into the turquoise waters or to enjoy the beautiful view. It is exciting to visit the Giftun Island, as well as the aquarium with artificial reservoirs "Red Sea". 20 kilometers from Hurghada, a brand new resort of Al-Gouna was built by an Egyptian tycoon.
Hurghada can satisfy the demands of almost any tourist. In addition to attractions such as scuba diving and windsurfing, Hurghada also offers the emotions of desert safaris. The airport serves the resort, with flights to Cairo and some major European cities. 
The nightlife in Hurghada is also very good and extremely active. Almost every hotel has its own disco, as well as many pubs, the most famous being Calypso and Papas Beach, and in 2007 the nightclub Ministry of Sound opened. Lambada and other musical styles echo the resort and drown out the call to prayer.
Pizzas and burgers displace falafels, and alcohol is consumed much more than other cities in Egypt. In general, Hurghada is a city that offers something very different from a tour and sightseeing of historical sites and monuments of religion - a truly complete holiday, full of Egyptian atmosphere.