City tour in El-Quseir city from Hurghada

Explore El-Quseir City from Hurghada | City Tour in El-Quseir – Lovely Pearl Tours

Discover the ancient charm of El-Quseir, the oldest city on the Red Sea coast, with our guided city tour from Hurghada ,

Explore ancient sites and vibrant culture. The city has a long history dating back to ancient times. It was known in ancient times as Myos Hormos and was an important port for trade between Egypt and the Arabian Peninsula, India, and East Africa. Later, during the Roman period, it became a vital link in the trade route between the Nile Valley and the Red Sea.

Tour Program 

El Quseir Fort: Start your day by visiting the historic El Quseir Fort, exploring its towers and courtyards while learning about its Ottoman-era history.

Old Town Exploration: Take a leisurely walk through the charming streets of the Old Town, soaking in the local atmosphere and admiring traditional architecture.

Souq Visit: Explore the bustling souq (market), browsing through stalls selling spices, textiles, and handicrafts, and perhaps picking up some souvenirs.

Explore the Historical Sites: Despite its small size, El-Quseir boasts several historical attractions, including Ottoman-era buildings, a 16th-century fort, and remnants of the ancient port. The city’s old town area, with its narrow streets and traditional architecture, provides visitors with a glimpse into its rich past.

Overall, El-Quseir is a charming destination that offers a mix of history, culture, and natural beauty, making it a must-visit for travelers exploring the Red Sea region of Egypt.

Tour Itinerary

1/ Transfer from your Hotel to EL-Quseir city
2/ Start visiting the archaeological and important places in Al-Quser
3/ Shopping
4/ Sitting over coffee, drinking drinks, and smoking shisha
5/ Return to the hotel again

What will you love about this trip?

El Quseir boasts a rich history, and exploring its ancient fort, cobblestone streets, and traditional architecture can transport you back in time. History enthusiasts will appreciate the opportunity to learn about the town’s Ottoman-era past and its role as a key Red Sea port.