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Hurghada has a warm and dry desert climate with a steady breeze. Summers are very hot - be sure to protect yourself against the sun.Summers are long, and really begin to heat up come middle of May, by July the average daily highs have reached 35 ºC. The heat can get somewhat oppressive in the midst of summer, with average highs sitting at a sweltering 37 ºC in July and August, and minimums only fall to 28 ºC- not exactly a break from the heat! Temperatures of over 30 ºC and into the mid 30’s last well into October, and even December sees maximums of 23 ºC. Be sure to some prepared with plenty of light cotton clothing and sunscreen, and drink plenty of water otherwise you will be at risk of falling victim to heat stroke.
Winter weather:With the coldest month of January seeing average highs of 22 ºC and lows fall to 12 ºC- so you will not really need anything more than a light jacket to keep you self warm in the evenings.In winter the temperature lies between 20° - 25° Celsius and water temperature reaches 20° - 22° Celsius.
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Hurghada weather forecast and travel guide.
Summer is the best time to visit Hurghada, it transforms into a buzzing and vibrant sea side resort. Summers are long, and really begin to heat up come middle of May, by July the average daily highs have reached 35 ºC. Temperatures of over 30 ºC and into the mid 30’s last well into October, and even December sees maximums of 23 ºC. Visa: There is a visa requirement to enter Egypt. It Can be obtained on arrival at a cost of approximately £15  Hurghada weather - Friday: sunny intervals, Max Temp: 21°C (70°F), Min Temp: 15°C (59°F)
Hurghada Weather The heat can get somewhat oppressive in the midst of summer, with average highs sitting at a sweltering 37 ºC in July and August, and minimums only fall to 28 ºC- not exactly a break from the heat! The city really fills up come summer time, after all it is a sea side resort so the summer months are the greatest attraction to tourists, so be sure to book ahead if visiting during this time- particular in July and August which coincide with the European school holidays. HurghadaKnown in Egypt as Ghardaga, was at one time just a simple fishing village. But now, with it's crystal clear water, untouched reefs and a multitude of ship wrecks, it has become one of the best Egyptian Red sea holiday destinations.Hurghada is world renowned as a center for some of the world's best Diving. Within a couple of hours from your hotel you can be amongst a group of islands that are the home to Dive Sites guaranteed to astound even the most experienced divers. Hurghada with its small town centre shopping bazaars and mosques has a lively atmosphere that reflects typical Egyptian life. Further inland lie the Desert Mountains, ideal for desert tours. Most of all a Hurghada holiday offers sunshine and relaxation - all you could want for your holiday to the Red sea. With more than 20 km of hotels along the beach, Hurghada can satisfy the needs of every visitor, from scuba diving to windsurfing to desert safaris. One can choose from the finest 5 Star Hotels to simple Guest Houses, and everything in-between. Cost of living in Egyptian Pounds litre of petrol £E1.00 small bottle of water £E1.50 souvenir t-shirt £E40.00 city centre bus ticket £E0.25 street snack (fuul or ta'amiyya sandwich) £E0.35 cup of coffee £E2.00 small bottle of imported beer £E6.50 meal in a cheap restaurant £E15.00 The offshore islands tempt the diver to discovery. Of course many other recreational activities are available. Weather foret cast throughout the year Hurghada has a warm and dry desert climate with a steady breeze. Enjoy a delightful submarine ride nearby, to view the underwater life in a unique fashion. Other nearby islands and destinations include the Shadwan Island (Diving, snorkeling, fishing but no swimming), Shaab Abu Shiban (Diving, snorkeling and swimming), Shaab el-Erg (Diving, fishing and snorkeling), Umm Gammar Island (Diving and snorkeling), Shasb Saghir Umm Gammae (Diving), Careless Reef (Diving), Abu Ramada Island (Diving), Shaab Abu Ramada (Fishing), Dishet el-Dhaba (Beaches and swimming), Shaab Abu Hashish (Beaches, diving, snorkeling, swimming and fishing), Sharm el-Arab (Diving, swimming and fishing and Abu Minqar Island (Beaches and swimming). Hurghada was founded in the early 20th century, and until a few years ago, remained a small fishing village. But today, it has gone on to become the foremost tourist resort of the Red Sea coast and an international center for aquatic sports. If it takes place in or on the water you can do it here: windsurfing, sailing, deep-sea fishing, swimming, but, above all, snorkeling and diving. The unique underwater gardens offshore are some of the finest in the world, justifiably famous amongst divers. The warm waters here are ideal for many varieties of rare fish and coral reefs, which may also be observed through glass bottom boats. This area has many fine accommodations, usually offering warm and efficient service. Restaurants are mostly along the main road. While in Hurghada, don't miss the museum and aquarium, with their complete collections of flora and fauna of the Red Sea. Today, Hurghada is known as a party town, particularly among Europeans. Locals and others will tell you that life begins at night in Hurghada, with the many, many clubs. They are particularly frequented by the young, but certainly many others of all ages. One may often find a rousing party centered around the visitors from a tour group taking over the action of a particular bar. They are easy to find along the main street, along with loads of inexpensive and expensive hotels
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