The Guardian: Sharm & Hurghada Safe to Visit Now

Under the title “Relaxation and Adventure – Where can you find the best of them in Egypt, Mexico and the Canary Islands?”, the British newspaper “The Guardian” advised its readers to visit 3 tourist destinations where there is the possibility of relaxation and adventure, including Sharm El-Sheikh and Hurghada in Egypt.

They said that with the advent of summer, sunny skies begin to appear, and people begin to think about the next vacation destination. However, the eternal challenge arises: booking a trip that satisfies all tastes. Some are looking for quiet days at the beach and relaxing by the pool, while others are eager to explore the world and engage in outdoor activities full of excitement and stunning views. Whether you’re planning a holiday with a friend, partner, or family, there are many destinations to satisfy all tastes.

Sharm El Sheikh and Hurghada
Egypt is known for its vibrant markets, stunning beaches, and a wide range of water sports, both above and below the warm, turquoise waters of the Red Sea, making it a great tourist destination. Sharm El Sheikh, located at the southernmost point of the Sinai Peninsula, extends along a coastline about 22 miles long, where the white sand transforms into an enchanting underwater world, and the coral reefs teem with fish and sea turtles.

Sharm El Sheikh includes many diving centers accredited by the PADI organization, and its diving sites vary from those suitable for beginner divers, to more professional diving sites such as the world-famous Ras Mohammed National Park, and the wreck of the British freighter SS Thistlegorm, which dates back to World War II. Other entertainment activities include the old market, the Sahaba Mosque with its towering minarets and venues hosting outdoor parties with house and electronic music.

Hurghada, another seaside resort on the western coast of the Red Sea, also offers pristine golden beaches and a wide range of water sports. Kitesurfing is a great experience thanks to the shallow lakes and warm northwesterly winds that blow throughout the year.

To view the full news on the official website of The Guardian newspaper, you can browse from here