Notre bateau "Basyl" est amarré dans une marina privée, dans le nouveau centre d'Hurghada sur l le Villageroad ou "Numsha". Vu de la mer, c'est à peu près au centre d'Hurghada. Cet emplacement central est idéal pour accéder aux sites de plongée nord (au large d'El Gouna) et sud (au large de Sahl Hasheesh) d'Hurghada.
Vous pouvez rejoindre la marina par un chemin privé, en face du bureau de Egyptair et juste avant le Grand Hotel.
Les hôtels proches de notre marine sont : Grand Resort, Grand Hotel, White Albatros Beach hotel , Giftun hotel, Siva Grand Beach, Sindbad Aqua hotel, Steigenberger Al Dau Beach , Hilton Resort, Grand Plaza, Beach Albatros/Albatros Palace, Ali Baba, Aladin, Marriott,...
Tous les hôtels ne sont pas listés ci-dessus. Nous assurons gratuitement tous les transferts à Hurghada avec nos propres chauffeurs expérimentés et sûrs. Moyennant un petit supplément, nous pouvons venir vous chercher à Sahl Hasheesh, Makadi et El Gouna.
Reach the marina via a private road, diagonally opposite the office of Egyptair, just before the Grand Hotel.
Hurghada, or “Al Ghardaka” in Arabic, was a remote Egyptian fishing village until the late 1960s when divers discovered the beautiful coral reefs and varied marine life of the Red Sea. Its fame spread rapidly not only among divers but also to lovers of sun, sea and sand. Today Hurghada is one of Egypt's most popular seaside resorts, offering almost 30 km of beaches where you can practice all water sports or simply enjoy the sun and sea.
le nouveau centre-ville avec ses cafés et restaurants confortables. Ici vous trouverez "la Nouvelle Marina", le port nouvellement construit. Il y a aussi un nouveau centre commercial, avec des magasins de vêtements occidentaux ouverts du matin jusqu'à minuit.
The old town centre — the most authentic part, with winding souks and typical small shops to explore for hours.
La mer Rouge est le plus bel aquarium du monde.
A fair and wise judgment. Once you submerge your head in the crystal clear, warm water, you become overwhelmed by the beautiful and colourful reefs with their wide variety of hard and soft corals. They are home to more than 500 species of fish and many other sea creatures including nudibranchs, shrimps, turtles, rays and dolphins. In Hurghada that “blue paradise” is present for snorkelers and both novice and experienced divers. At Blue Paradise we add some additional ingredients, so you really feel like being in a blue paradise
The Red Sea is an elongated inland sea (1118 miles in length) located between Asia and Africa. This sea is nowhere wider than 223 miles and runs in the North into two narrow bays: the deep Gulf of Aqaba and the much shallower Gulf of Suez. In the South it flows into the Gulf of Aden, an offshoot of the Indian Ocean. The Red Sea is bordered to the North by Israel and Jordan, in the East to Saudi Arabia and in the West to Eritrea, Sudan and Egypt.
There are several theories. Some say that the name derived from the water reflections of the nearby red granite mountains. Others claim that the name Red Sea refers to the ' red tide ' of the plankton bloom. The Red Sea has one of the highest salinities of all open seas (over 4%).
1,118 miles
Length
elongated inland sea
223 miles
Max width
between Asia & Africa
500+
Marine species
fish species alone
>4%
Salinity
one of the highest globally
