Pod vodomćete otkriti čitav jedan bajkoviti svet – koralne grebene naseljene egzotičnom ribom i morskim kornjačama / Under the water here, you’ll discover an entire fairy-tale world – of coral reefs populated by exotic fish and turtles Foto: iStock / Vitaly Edush Air Serbia » Er Srbija | 13 Sa kristalnim vodama Crvenog mora na istoku i peskom ogromne egipatske pustinje na zapadu, Hurgada privlači turiste iz celog sveta koji žele da se opuste na njenim beskrajnim plažama, istraže spektakularna mesta za ronjenje i odu na jednodnevne izlete do istorijskih mesta duž reke Nil. Kao Šarm el Šeik i El Guna (udaljeni samo pola sata), Hurgada je poznata po sportovima na vodi, ronjenju i snorkelingu na prelepim ostrvima Giftun i Mahmaja. A pod vodom čitav jedan bajkoviti svet – koralni grebeni naseljeni egzotičnom ribom i morskim kornjačama. Sa druge strane, iako je danas moderno odredište za odmor, Hurgada ima dugu istoriju, kojoj se može svedočiti u Starom gradu, sa obaveznim stanicama u džamiji Abdel Monim Rijad (Velika džamija), Crkvi Svete Marije i marini. Žele ete da se prošetate kroz šarene, užurbane markete da biste kupili suvenire, a izvan grada na zapadu da odete na nezaboravan pustinjski safari, uživaju i u beduinskom roštilju ispod zvezdanog noćnog neba. Ako budete imali volje i vremena, krenite na dug put koji ne ete nikada zaboraviti, istražite obale Nila, njegove drevne gradove i spomenike – Luksor, piramide u Gizi i Dolinu kraljeva, savršena mesta za ljubitelje arheologije. Evo nekoliko mesta koje ne biste smeli da propustite ukoliko ovog septembra odletite u Hurgadu. With the crystal-clear waters of the Red Sea to the east and Egypt’s vast desert sands to the west, Hurghada attracts holidaymakers from across the globe seeking to relax on its endless beaches, explore its spectacular dive sites and enjoy day trips to historical cities along the Nile. Like fellow Egyptian resort cities Sharm El Sheikh and El Gouna (just half an hour away), Hurghada is known for its incredible water sports, diving and snorkelling around the islands of Giftun and Mahmaya, where intrepid divers can enjoy the fairy-tale world of coral reefs populated by exotic fish, sea turtles and rays. On the flip side, although Hurghada is now a modern holiday destination, it has a long history that visitors can learn about and see with their own eyes on a tour of the Old Town, with obligatory stops at the Abdel Monaem Read Mosque (Great Mosque), the Church of St. Mary and the city marina. You’ll also want to stroll through the colourful, bustling souks (markets) to shop for souvenirs. Beyond the city to the west, take an unforgettable desert safari on a 4x4 quad or in a Jeep, stopping for a Bedouin barbecue under the starry sky. Further to the west, explore the banks of the Nile from Aswan in the south to Cairo and Alexandria in the north. The river is lined with ancient cities and monuments, including Luxor, Qena, the Karnak temple complex, the Giza Pyramids and the Valley of the Kings— perfect excursions for archaeology buffs. Here are some places you should not miss if you fly to Hurghada this September. HURGADA Biser egipatske obale HURGHADA The pearl of the Egyptian coast
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