In fact Hurghada is one city, and not an administrative entity like Sochi or Yalta. Therefore, you can talk not about the resorts in its composition, but only about the areas. There are two of them: Dahar, often called the Old Center or, in English, Down town, and Sakkala. Young people prefer to settle in the center of Hurghada and in the Old Town to get closer to Marina's promenade with a lot of entertainment.

With a very big stretch you can count the large isolated tourist areas of Makadi Bay and Soma Bay Bay). But the New (sometimes called the South) Hurghada is not even a separate resort area, but only the buildings of the newly constructed hotels that "left" behind the city line.

Hurghada beaches are almost impossible to calculate, the entire coastline is divided into separate sections in the conduct of a particular hotel. All the beaches are clean, cozy, gentle, many of them have a so-called "home reef" - corals in the water area of ​​the hotel