Shopping — page 2
70 questions from travelers about Shopping in Hurghada, Egypt. Page 2 of 2.
Questions
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Where to buy good dates, sweets, and mango for gifts in Hurghada, and how can you avoid low-quality products?
Travelers say gift fruits and sweets in Hurghada vary a lot by seller, so it’s best to buy a small test portion first. Practical tips from the chat: avoid overly dry dates with poor-tasting glaze, and ask the vendor to peel exotic fruit for you; one reported price was 3 pieces for 60 EGP.
1 source · 27 days ago
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Where to buy groceries in Hurghada for better prices: Senzo Mall, Spinneys, or Gomla, and what should you expect with queues and pricing?
Recent reports say Senzo Mall and especially Spinneys can get very crowded, with checkout lines around 10–15 minutes. Some shoppers mention bargaining being discussed at Gomla, but overall several popular grocery spots in Hurghada were described as not especially budget-friendly.
2 sources · 4 days ago
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Where can travelers buy affordable groceries, dates, nuts, juices, and hair care products in Hurghada?
Travelers recommend Gomla in Hurghada for affordable shopping: fresh almond-stuffed dates for a little over 100 LE, imported pistachios, mango and guava juice, plus Vatika hair masks and shampoo. One tip mentioned that this shop may accept payment only in Egyptian pounds.
2 sources · 2 days ago
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Where to buy inexpensive beach essentials in Hurghada, like a snorkel mask, cap, and budget everyday items?
There isn’t a well-known Fix Price chain in Hurghada, so travelers usually buy cheap everyday items at Carrefour in Senzo Mall and similar supermarkets, while snorkel masks and caps are commonly found in tourist shops on Sheraton Road, around the Marina, and inside Senzo Mall. Typical prices are about 150–300 EGP for a cap and 250–700 EGP for a basic snorkel mask.
2 sources · 45 days ago
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Where is it cheaper to buy hibiscus tea and souvenirs in Hurghada: fixed-price shops, Mango, or Sheraton Street markets?
For hibiscus tea, the easiest option is usually a pharmacy, and it is also sold widely across Hurghada. For souvenirs and small shopping, fixed-price stores are convenient, but if you bargain well on Sheraton Street you can often get a better price; Mango is usually slightly more expensive.
1 source · 45 days ago
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Why do people at Hurghada Airport duty free ask to use your passport, and how much do they usually pay?
At Hurghada Airport, some locals ask tourists to let them use their passport for duty free purchases under the tourist’s allowance. Reports mention about 500 EGP per passport in the past, dropping to around 200 EGP after a tax change; this is often for cigarettes or alcohol.
1 source · 46 days ago
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Best shopping malls and markets in Hurghada Egypt
Hurghada offers a mix of modern malls and authentic bazaars: Senzo Mall on Sheraton Street, Gomla, Bestway, Aten, Metro, Mango, plus traditional market streets near Sheraton and the old bazaar area.
2 sources · 4 days ago
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Where to buy alcohol in Hurghada?
Alcohol is available at local shops near hotels in Hurghada — staff often proactively offer beer and vodka at the entrance. Prices vary, ask in store.
2 sources · 1 day ago
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Is Mango Market in Hurghada worth visiting? Honest traveler reviews
Mango Market is decent but overpriced compared to alternatives like Fix Price and El Markato. Free shuttle takes nearly an hour; a taxi back costs around $5.
1 source · 2 days ago
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Where to buy affordable souvenirs in Hurghada without tourist markup?
Skip hotel and guide-recommended souvenir shops like Nile Pharaoh — prices are inflated. Local shops like Gomla and Mango offer better deals.
2 sources · 8 days ago
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Where to shop in Hurghada — markets, malls and souvenir bazaars
Hurghada is not a shopping destination. For souvenirs, try Cleopatra Bazaar or Sokar multi-level market. For fixed-price grocery and retail, there's Gomla, Bestway, Mango, and Spinneys.
2 sources · 39 days ago
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Where to buy groceries and mangoes cheap in Hurghada?
Aten Market chain offers fixed low prices and accepts both Egyptian pounds and USD (at 49 rate). Mangoes from 35–60 EGP, Coke can 17 EGP. Carrefour is another solid option.
1 source · 1 day ago
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Where to buy fresh mango in Hurghada and how much does it cost?
Mango is available at Carrefour (Hurghada City Centre mall), Fix Price, Mango Market, and Gomla market. Fix Price is cheaper than Mango Market. The best varieties appear from late July.
2 sources · 8 days ago
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Can you buy snorkeling masks and fins at your hotel in Hurghada?
Snorkeling masks are generally available at Hurghada hotels, though at a premium. Sunscreen and gear can also be delivered to your hotel from local shops.
2 sources · 21 days ago
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Where to buy cigarettes in Hurghada and how much do they cost?
Cigarettes (LM) cost around $2 a pack at a small market 10 minutes from most hotels. Fix Price stores nearby sell them cheaper than hotel shops: regular packs $5–8, lighter options $3–4.
2 sources · 9 days ago
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Where to buy cheap fresh fruit in Hurghada away from hotels?
The cheapest fruit is at the covered fruit market (taxi ~70 EGP one way) or supermarkets like Spinneys, Gomla, Best Way, Carrefour. The easiest option is the many small fruit stalls scattered around the city.
2 sources · 17 days ago
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Where to buy medicine in Hurghada — pharmacy delivery to hotel or state pharmacy tour?
Hurghada has a pharmacy delivery service ($15 delivery, free from $30 order) and organized trips to a state pharmacy where medicines cost roughly 3x less than in Europe.
1 source · 63 days ago
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Best shopping malls in Hurghada — what to buy and where
Senzo Mall is the top pick with stores like ORS and Defakto. Printed T-shirts cost $5–7 at the market near Moreno, or $20 in mall boutiques.
1 source · 6 days ago
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Where to shop in Sahl Hasheesh, Egypt?
Shopping in Sahl Hasheesh is limited — a small promenade, Il Mercato pedestrian street, and a nearby mall. For real shopping, head to Hurghada: Senzo Mall or Hurghada Mall.
2 sources · 39 days ago
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Best places to shop in Hurghada — souvenirs, markets, malls
Top options: Sheraton Street with markets and souvenir shops (taxi ~$2), Hurghada City mall within walking distance, and Senzo Mall with El Ezaby pharmacy.
2 sources · 6 days ago