Most of the hotels in Makadi Bay are based around the beachfront, which means you’ll be just a few moments away from golden sand and restaurants wherever you stay.Makadi Bay has plenty to explore, from beautiful buildings to grand bazaars where you can grab a bargain – if you know how to haggle! Expect to find artwork, perfumes, oils and spices at Makadi Bay’s markets, which combine Western and Egyptian cultures to offer a range of extraordinary items.You should be able to find accommodation to suit your budget, as there is a variety of luxury and cheap hotels in Makadi Bay. But if you’re really looking to save money, consider staying in nearby Hurghada, where there is an abundance of budget accommodation options. This region, situated just 45 minutes away by car, also has a bustling nightlife, so it’s perfect for young groups and couples who want to dance the night away.From Hurghada, you can also explore Giftun Island National Park, which you can access by boat. You could also take a trip into the desert, which is just half an hour away by car. Here, you can enjoy a camel ride or go quad biking.Wherever you stay in Makadi Bay, you’ll be well placed to visit a number of interesting destinations. If you’re prepared to travel further afield than Hurghada, Luxor is a three-and-a-half-hour drive inland from Makadi Bay. Situated on the River Nile, it is an impressive city, and home to the 2,000-year-old Karnak Temple, thought to be the largest place of worship in the world. It’s sure to fascinate adults and children alike.
