Hurghada Marina
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Hurghada’s city living room. A promenade around the yacht harbor is lined with seafood restaurants, cafés and bars, and it is also the departure point for boats heading out to sea.
Hurghada Marina (also known as Marina Boulevard) lies on the Sigala seafront in the central part of the city. It is one of the earliest modern yacht marinas on the Red Sea coast, with white yachts, diving boats and sightseeing boats moored in the harbor. The promenade of about 1 km around the harbor is lined with seafood restaurants, Italian and Eastern European restaurants, cafés, ice cream shops and bars. In the evening, the sea breeze makes it a popular place to stroll, watch the sunset and have dinner. At night, the lights reflect on the water. It is lively yet calmer than the bazaars. The marina is also a meeting point for snorkeling trips, glass-bottom boats, semi-submarines and sunset cruises. You can compare prices and sign up at agency stalls along the shore. Entry to the marina is free and it is open all day. Most restaurants stay open late, and prices are higher than the city average. A taxi from the southern hotel area takes about 15–20 minutes. Ride-hailing apps work, so confirm the price before getting in. At the north end of the promenade, Mina Mosque is a few minutes’ walk away.
Opening hours
Open all day (restaurants and bars often open until late)
Nearby sights
- El Mina Mosque
- Sakkala & Sheraton Street
- El Dahar Old Town & Souk
- Sindbad Submarine
- Hurghada Museum
- Giftun Island & Mahmya Beach
- Hurghada Grand Aquarium
- Paradise Island