With a flight length of between five and six hours from the UK, Hurghada offers a very different environment without the arduous travelling times so often associated with exotic holidays.īecause the former fishing village is now devoted to tourism, there are numerous attractions, including the Red Sea itself! Visitors can enjoy diving, boat trips and swimming or the unusual experience of taking a submarine ride that allows them to get up-close and – almost – personal with the wildlife under the water. The high temperatures shouldn’t cause a problem, as long as you take precautions, because holiday-makers in Hurghada spend a lot of time in the water, whether that’s the Red Sea or the luxurious pools that are found in every resort. Hurghada for a rain-free holidayAs it has a desert climate, this popular tourist centre, on the Red Sea in Egypt, doesn’t experience rain and is constantly very hot, particularly during July and August, when the average temperatures are around 33 degrees Celsius, although it tends to be more comfortable during the months of December through to February.

There’s never a bad time to look for a last minute holiday because you can get some fantastic cheap deals that make you feel as though you’re having an expensive holiday without the expense! Hurghada is one destination with something for everybody. If you’re worried because you haven’t made plans to go away yet, you should relax. Hurghada - everything you want from a holiday

Sunrise sentido mamlouk palace