Where are souvenirs cheapest in Hurghada — near hotels, fixed-price shops, or at the pyramids on excursions?

Souvenirs can be bought at a regular Fix Price supermarket — it has almost the same range as souvenir shops and the old town, but noticeably cheaper (plus groceries and other goods there too).

A bargaining trick works well: confidently telling the seller you saw the same souvenir cheaper elsewhere gets the price lowered — for example, one buyer got it down from $12 to $6 this way. Just asking for a discount without this claim works less well.

Across the road from the Magno store there's a spot selling cheap souvenirs — prices there seemed lower than around Hurghada in general.

On a pyramid excursion, small souvenirs like mini-pyramids and magnets turned out cheaper than in Hurghada — worth comparing prices at your hotel shops first, then at the pyramids.

Inside a large shopping mall, on the 3rd (or 2nd) floor, there's a souvenir shop with fixed prices — look on the right side as you enter.

A small shop near the hotel on the Mamsha promenade turned out three times cheaper than the big Sensow store.

A fixed-price souvenir store only accepts payment in Egyptian pounds, not cards or dollars.

At a shop across from the hotel, the cashier correctly charged prices as marked on the packaging, no markup.

Comparing souvenir prices between a large store and a small shop near the hotel showed the small shop was three times cheaper — worth checking a few spots before buying.