Hurghada Fish Market
Hurghada, Egypt
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Yes, for an evening. Hurghada Marina is a yacht harbour wrapped in a wide promenade lined with cafés, restaurants, bars and shops. Locals call it the Marina or New Marina; it's also signed as Marina Boulevard. It officially opened in 2008 and covers more than 150,000 m² in Sakkala, the old port district.
It replaced a run-down waterfront quarter and is now the most polished public space in town. The promenade is fenced, security staff watch the gates and there is very little hard selling, so it's an easy, relaxed walk — families included. Taxis drop you at the gate and you walk in.
Skip it if you want history or a beach: there's neither. It's a modern harbour, and the appeal is dinner by the water, the yachts and the evening crowd. If you're in Hurghada for more than a few days, it's the best night out that doesn't need a tour.
Dinner by the water is the main reason to come. Tables sit right above the berths, and the choice runs from Egyptian and Mediterranean food to Asian dishes and pub burgers. The marina's own list of venues includes Olie's Restaurant & Bar, Luca's Pub & Grub, Friends Bar, Wok Wok and L'imperator, with shisha cafés and coffee shops in between.
Expect higher prices than in El Dahar or the streets of Sakkala outside the gates — you pay for the view and the calm. Many restaurants add a service charge and tax to the bill, so check the bottom of the menu. Unlike many town cafés, the marina bars serve alcohol.
Paying. The currency is the Egyptian pound. Visa and Mastercard work in many marina restaurants, but carry small notes for taxis, tips and little purchases.
Most boats to Giftun and Mahmya islands, to Orange Bay, snorkelling trips and dive boats — including multi-day liveaboards — leave from the marina berths. Tour operators usually pick you up at your hotel and bring you here for a 9:00 or 10:00 departure.
Not every trip uses the marina, though: some boats leave from hotel jetties or other piers in Hurghada. Check the boarding point on your voucher rather than turning up on spec.
Without a tour, you can hire a boat at the harbour office on the promenade for fishing, island hopping or a sunset cruise. Agree the price and what's included before you board.
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The marina publishes no official hours. Guides give roughly 10:00 to midnight for the promenade, and cafés and bars set their own times, some staying open later.
Hurghada faces east, so the sun sets behind the town and the mountains, not over the sea. You won't get a sun dropping into the water, but the late light on white hulls is lovely, and right after sunset the floodlights come on.
For turquoise water and full berths, come early in the morning before the excursion boats leave. In the evening, shoot the lit masts with El Mina Mosque behind them from the north end of the promenade.
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| Hurghada Fish Market | 44 | 45 min | Free | 6 min walk |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hurghada Marinayou are here | 43 | 1 h | Free | — |
| Sahl Hasheesh | 28 | 2 h | Free | 20.2 km |
| El Gouna | 26 | 4 h | No ticket; entry permit needed | 23.8 km |
| Hurghada Grand Aquarium | 24 | 1 h 30 min | $35, $32 online; kids 4–9 $17.50 | 10.5 km |
| Orange Bay | 21 | 4 h | Trip from $20 + park fee ≈ $5 | 8.5 km |
| Dolphin House | 21 | 2 h | Tours from $17 + ≈ $5 fee | 20.2 km |
Late afternoon in the lanes and bazaar of El Dahar, then El Mina Mosque by the fishing harbour, and dinner beside the yachts. YesGo sets the times and transfers.
3 places · about 3 h 58 min with walks · 58 min on foot in total
Hurghada, Egypt
Hurghada, Egypt
No. You walk in free through the security gates and pay only for food, drinks and boats. This is unofficial, but no tickets are sold.
Walk the harbour loop, look at the yachts, eat or drink by the water, browse the El Souq shops and book a boat trip at the harbour office.
Yes for an evening: it's the calmest, cleanest public space in town, with dinner beside the yachts. No if you want history or a beach.
By Uber, Careem or taxi — ask for “Hurghada Marina”, 15–25 minutes from Village Road hotels. It's a 5-minute walk from El Mina Mosque, and white minibuses run along Sheraton Road.
There are no official hours. Guides give roughly 10:00 to midnight; bars and restaurants set their own times.
Most do, along with trips to Mahmya and Orange Bay. Some boats leave from hotel jetties or other piers, so check your voucher.
The marina lists Olie's Restaurant & Bar, Luca's Pub & Grub, Friends Bar, Wok Wok and L'imperator among its venues, plus shisha cafés and coffee shops. Expect higher prices than in town.
About 10 km by road, 20–30 minutes by taxi or Uber. There's no direct public transport.
No — Hurghada faces east and the sun sets behind the town. The evening light on the yachts is still beautiful, and the lights come on right after.
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Hurghada, Egypt
Hurghada, Egypt
Hurghada, Egypt
Hurghada, Egypt
Hurghada, Egypt
Hurghada, Egypt
Hurghada, Egypt
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