Sheraton Street in Hurghada: What is it and is it worth going?

Sheraton Street (Sheraton Road) is the main tourist artery and the most popular place for evening walks in Hurghada. It is not a pedestrian street in the classical sense, but a wide automobile road about 4 km long, along which sidewalks stretch with countless shops, stalls, cafes, and restaurants.

Is it worth visiting? Absolutely yes, if you are in Hurghada for the first time. Here you can find absolutely everything: from souvenirs and clothing to pharmacies, exchange points, and travel agencies. This is the heart of the city's tourist life. However, be prepared for very intrusive street vendors who try by all means to lure you into their shops. The walk can be tiring precisely because of this, not because of the distance.

The tourist, most interesting part of the street is about 2 km. It is better to walk here in the evening when life is bustling, the lighting turns on, and the daytime heat subsides.

We have told in detail about this location, its atmosphere, and pitfalls in our reliable guide. We advise reading the full article: Sheraton Street in Hurghada: description and reviews.

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