Egyptian Pearl, Hurghada, Egypt |
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![]() Egyptian Pearl, Hurghada, Egypt Where the desert meets the sea lies the capital of the Red Sea Governorate, Hurghada, a bustling town, known as Al-Ghardaka in Arabic. Founded in the early 20th century as a fishing village, with over 40km of coastal resorts and spectacular beaches, the Red Sea Riviera has fast become a community of mixed nationalities and cultures. The permanent summer weather and leisure activities, including desert safaris, diving and golf, make this the most popular resort in Egypt. Nearby, on this impressive strip of the Red Sea coast, lie the stunning resorts of Sahl Hasheesh and El Gouna, both exclusive destinations offering residents and tourists fantastic views of the desert and mountains. At the heart of the El Gouna Resort with its natural lagoons is the Abu Tig Marina, the most luxurious harbour on the Red Sea designed around the spectacular El Gouna Golf Club, an 18 hole, PGA professional golf course. The Red Sea Riviera has two seasons: a hot summer, which runs from May to October, followed by a mild winter for the remaining months. The dry climate makes the area a highly desirable location at any time of the year. Egyptian Pearl Beach Apartments Egyptian Pearl is a gated European style development offering 62 terraced apartments with communal tropical gardens, pool bar and swimming pools. A limited number of the following pre-launch properties at Egyptian Pearl are being offered at reduced prices: Studio Apartments – 474 ft2 (44m2) The complex will provide year round services. These are: maintenance, gardening and laundry services. The ground floor will house private facilities including a fully-equipped gymnasium, games room and internet café/business centre. Key facts
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