Hotels in Egypt
Discover the elegance of Egypt at our hotels and resorts
Egypt is a fascinating destination that attracts travellers with its ancient wonders and vibrant culture. From impressive ancient sites to bustling bazaars – the country’s rich history comes to life at every turn. With idyllic beach resorts along the Red Sea coast and charming towns steeped in tradition, Egypt promises a truly captivating experience for every holiday. Enjoy your next holiday in Egypt at a TUI BLUE hotel.
Enjoy the highlights of Egypt with TUI BLUE
Immerse yourself in the tranquillity of the TUI BLUE Crystal Bay, where the azure waters and unspoilt beaches of Hurghada await you. And for a truly luxurious experience, head to the TUI BLUE Sensatori Coral Sea in the renowned oasis of Sharm El-Sheikh. Whichever TUI BLUE hotel you choose, rest assured that your comfort and satisfaction are our top priority.
Why choose TUI BLUE for a holiday in Egypt?
- Hotels in unique locations offering first-class service
- Modern, fully equipped rooms to suit your needs
- Access to a professional BLUEf!t® programme combining health, wellbeing and nutrition
- Local BLUE® guides on site to assist you throughout your stay
- Regional cuisine and dishes with international influences, tailored to all dietary requirements, lifestyles and allergies
- A wide range of BLUE® Experiences
Highlighted Hotel
TUI BLUE Crystal Bay
Why it's special:
- Relax on a private sandy beach next to the Red Sea
- With its 7 restaurants and 10 bars, you'll have a wide range of high-quality culinary options to choose from
- Revitalise your body and mind with soothing saunas and a steam bath — accessible free of charge
- Conveniently located 15 minutes from Hurghada International Airport and 20 minutes from Hurghada's city centre
All TUI BLUE Hotels in Egypt
What you can expect from your holiday in Egypt
Egypt has long been one of the top holiday destinations. The country attracts visitors from all over the world who are fascinated by it. With numerous sights, activities, day-trip options and beautiful beaches and hotels, Egypt has so much to offer that every visitor will find exactly what they’re looking for on holiday.
- Discover history and archaeological wonders at Egypt’s remarkable ancient sites.
- Immerse yourself in Egypt’s vibrant cultural heritage by strolling through traditional markets (souks) and savouring the delicious cuisine.
- Dive into crystal-clear waters to admire the vibrant coral reefs and rich underwater world of the Egyptian Riviera on the Red Sea.
- Experience the warm hospitality and friendliness of the locals as you interact with them and gain insights into their traditions, customs and way of life.
- Travel through Egypt’s diverse and fascinating natural landscapes, such as the Nile, the White Desert and the Black Desert.
The top sights in Egypt
Things you simply must experience in Egypt
- Take a relaxing cruise down the Nile and enjoy the views of ancient temples, rural villages and the picturesque countryside.
- Explore the waters of the Red Sea whilst diving and/or snorkelling and marvel at the colourful underwater world with its vibrant fish, sea turtles and coral reefs.
- Go on a camel ride through the desert and experience the majestic beauty of Egypt’s vast landscapes.
- Enjoy a hot-air balloon ride over Luxor and admire the breathtaking temples and tombs that characterise the city’s landscape from a bird’s-eye view.
- Experience the traditional culture, customs and way of life of the Egyptian Bedouins.
Culinary specialities in Egypt
- Koshari: Egypt’s favourite national dish and proper comfort food. It is a hearty vegetarian meal consisting of a mixture of rice, lentils, macaroni, chickpeas and crispy fried onions, topped with a spicy tomato sauce and hot spices.
- Ful Medames: A traditional Egyptian breakfast dish made from slow-cooked fava beans, seasoned with olive oil, garlic, lemon juice and various spices. It is often served with bread and can be garnished with boiled eggs or fried onions.
- Shawarma: A popular street food found throughout Egypt. Thinly sliced marinated meat, typically chicken or beef, is grilled on a vertical spit and then wrapped in flatbread with vegetables and a spicy tahini sauce.
- Mahshi: A variety of stuffed vegetables that are a staple of Egyptian cuisine. Peppers, courgettes, aubergines or vine leaves are stuffed with a mixture of seasoned rice, minced meat, herbs and spices. They are then simmered until tender and served with tomato sauce or yoghurt.
- Umm Ali: A rich and comforting Egyptian dessert, similar to bread pudding. This dish is made from layers of puff pastry or filo pastry, milk, sugar, nuts (such as almonds or pistachios) and raisins. It is baked until golden brown and creamy, often served warm and dusted with icing sugar.
Top travel destinations in Egypt
FAQs about hotel holidays in Egypt
- When is the best time to visit Egypt?
The best time to visit Egypt is during the cooler months from October to April, when the temperatures are more pleasant for exploring the ancient sites. However, if you’d prefer to focus on beach activities and diving, the summer months (May to September) offer warm temperatures and sunny weather on the Red Sea coast.
- Is Egypt safe for tourists?
Egypt is generally safe for tourists. Millions of people visit the country every year without encountering any problems. However, as with any destination, it is advisable to take general safety precautions, such as being aware of your surroundings, avoiding remote areas at night and following the instructions of the local authorities.
- Do I need a visa for Egypt?
Most travellers require a visa to enter Egypt. Visitors can obtain a visa on arrival at major airports or apply for an e-visa before travelling. It is recommended that you check the visa requirements for your nationality in advance to ensure a smooth entry.
- What language is spoken in Egypt?
The official language of Egypt is Arabic. English is widely spoken in tourist areas, hotels and larger cities, so you should have no trouble communicating in English.
- Can I drink tap water in Egypt?
It is generally recommended to drink bottled or filtered water in Egypt to avoid any stomach upsets. Bottled water is widely available and inexpensive.
- Can I haggle when shopping in Egypt?
Bargaining is common in Egyptian markets and bazaars. You are expected to haggle over the price when buying souvenirs, textiles or other items. Polite haggling is part of the cultural experience, but remember to be respectful and always bear in mind the maximum price you are prepared to pay.
