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Do you want to see Hurghada from the inside with a professional speaking guide, visit the most interesting places in the city and get to know the life of the locals? Then this tour is just for you. Personal transport and a Professional Guide will allow you to learn the interesting history of Hurghada in comfort.

Check out the highlights of the traditional old town, as well as the more contemporary city areas, visit the Fish Market and learn about the fishing community in Hurghada as you visit the ship yard, see the Cities largest Mosque and learn about the Islamic beliefs in Egypt.

You will visit the New Marina, where you stroll down the promenade, and sees some of  the most Beautiful Yachts, while the other side there is a variety of Restaurants.

You will the go on to visit the El Baraka oil factory, and get to witness how Medicinal Oils are made.

The program includes:

• Transferby car / minibus to the hotel and back.
• Professional English speaking guide.
• Visit the new Fish Market.
• El Mina Mosque(you can take pictures near it, but do not enter).
• PromenadeMarina Beach.
• Visit El Baraka oil factory , where you will be shown how medicinal oils are made. If you want souvenirs, you will be taken to inexpensive souvenir shops, if desired.
• Transferfrom the hotel and back (transfer from Sahl Hasheesh, Makadi and Safaga hotels is an extra cost).

What to bring:

• Water.
• Camera and Mobile.
• Cash ( for tips and extra purchases).

Daily from 14.00 to 16.00-17.00

Price per person

50£  car up to 3 people,
80£ for a minibus up to 6 people,
90£ for a minibus up to 10 people
For all excursions that are held in Hurghada

 Price for children :

0 to 3 years inclusive – free of charge.

4 to 10 years inclusive – 50% of the cost of the tour.

Information

For you we will provide – a passenger car / minibus.
Russian guide.
Transfer to the hotel and back.
Felfela viewpoint. Fish market.
El Mina Mosque (take pictures near it, but do not enter).
Embankment of Marina Beach.
El Baraka oil factory, where you will be shown how medicinal oils are made. If you want souvenirs, you will be taken to inexpensive souvenir shops, if desired