Taxi bus
The journey takes approximately 47 m. Ticket price is about €11 The travel distance is 63 km.
Carrier is Blue Taxi Egy Hurghada.
The journey takes approximately 6 h 18 m. The travel distance is 222 km.
Carrier is Go Bus Egypt.
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Taxi bus via Hurghada Airport
The journey takes approximately 20 m. Ticket price is about €14 The travel distance is 8 km.
Carrier is HURGHADA.
The journey takes approximately 42 m. Ticket price is about €9 The travel distance is 54 km.
Carrier is Blue Taxi Egy Hurghada.
The journey takes approximately 6 h 18 m. The travel distance is 222 km.
Carrier is Go Bus Egypt.
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Taxi
The journey takes approximately 3 h 53 m. Ticket price is about €45 The travel distance is 285 km.
Carrier is Blue Taxi Egy Hurghada.
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Drive
The journey takes approximately 3 h 53 m. The travel distance is 285 km.
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Fly taxi
The journey takes approximately 20 m. Ticket price is about €14 The travel distance is 222 km.
Carrier is HURGHADA.
The journey takes approximately 5 h 15 m. Ticket price is about €140
Carrier is Egyptair.
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The journey takes approximately 1 h 1 m. Ticket price is about €12 The travel distance is 68 km.
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The cheapest way to travel from Hurghada to Marsa-Alam is by taking a Taxi bus with an average price of €21. The journey takes approximately 7 ч. 5 мин.
Taxi is the fastest way to travel from Hurghada to Marsa-Alam. Tickets cost €45. The journey takes approximately 3 ч. 53 мин.
Hurghada is approximately 285 km away from Marsa-Alam. The trip by car takes 3 h 53 m.
The average journey time by car between Hurghada and Marsa-Alam is 3 h 53 m.
What to Do in Marsa Alam
Marsa Alam is a small town located on the east bank of the Nile River in Egypt, about 120 kilometers north of Cairo. The town was founded in 1250 by the Mamluks as a military outpost and trading post. Over the centuries Marsa Alam has been sacked and reclaimed several times by invading armies, most notably by Napoleon’s forces in 1798. The town has a population of approximately 9,000 people. The main attraction in Marsa Alam is the ancient fortress known as El-Bahariya, which was built by Sultan Qaitbay in 1406 to protect his eastern border from Egyptian rebel bands. Today El-Bahariya is one of Egypt’s most popular tourist destinations and can be visited on a guided tour or self-guided tour.