Caves Coral Reef caves are known to be one of the most famous diving sites in the Hurghada red sea, as the caves possess many coral forests, underwater gardens, and a large number of marine creatures such as hammerhead sharks, tuna, and more. The caves are very famous among divers who see the place that has a depth of 16 meters as a true haven for their incredible water adventure.

Hurghada Aquarium is one of the most unique and attractive places in Hurghada, that holds various marvelous sea aquatic creatures. It was opened in 2015to shed some light and be home to the magical rare sea creatures of the red sea in Hurghada. Hurghada Aquarium Museum has various types of marine creatures up to more than 1,200 marine sea creatures from more than 100 types of different marine animals.

Giftun Islands Hurghada are two islands considered the first nature reserve in the Red Sea and one of the most enchanting and visited islands in Hurghada. It possesses captivating natural scenery and is a major habitat for many wildlife creatures like seagulls. The Giftun Island is a great place for snorkeling and diving, as the island has 14 swimming spots, where everyone can discover various marine creatures and coral reefs in different colors and shapes.

The monasteries of Saint Anthony and Saint Paul have located approximately 45 km from the heart of Hurghada, a large complex that includes Coptic churches dating back to the fourth century AD, and is characterized by its majestic architectural design and enchanting decorations.

Sand City Hurghada is the first museum of its kind in northern Africa and the Middle East region, and the Sand Museum Hurghada is the first of its kind in the world.  It holds many statues that were carved with two types of sand, yellow and white. The Sand City Hurghada holds many different sculptures up to number 42 statues, and all of them were made by 42 international sculptors from all over the world.

Umm Qamar Island is found 9 kilometers north of Giftun Islands, which is famous for three coral towers full of distinctive coral reefs, surrounded by a large group of fish, plus a wreck length of 25 meters. The island is the perfect place to enjoy scuba diving and snorkeling which would explain why it is very popular among divers.

Sharm El Naga is an incredible village located around 40 km (25 mi) south of Hurghada, known to contain a beautiful reef cliff. It is one of the best diving and snorkeling spots in the world. is designed and constructed on a very high standard level of accommodation, amenities, swimming pools, cafes, entertainment, and fun.

El Gouna is located 30 km (19 miles) north of Hurghada, famous for being a luxurious resort filled with all the means of entertainment. El Gouna is known to hold a beautiful strip of coastline, dome-roofed hotels, and villas that have a unique Nubian theme.

Makadi Bay is an awesome resort located 30 km south of Hurghada filled with marvelous hotels, shops, and clubs overlooking the heavenly Red Sea.

El Qoseir means "a small palace or fortress", located between Hurghada and Marsa Alam, and is one of the oldest cities on the western coast of the Red Sea. It was known as Thagho in the Pharaonic period, Leucos Limen "white port in Greek" in the Hellenistic and Ptolemaic period, and Portus Albus in the Roman period. It holds several 300-year-old buildings such as an Ottoman fort and a number of historic mosques like El Farran, El Qenawi, and El Senousi. The city holds many bazaars, cafes, coffee shops, and restaurants plus the chance to explore the historical beauty and greatness of the red sea.