HRG

- To city center
- Hurghada · ~8.8 km
- Time to city
- Official airport taxi rank · 15–20 min to El Dahar; 35–50 min to El Gouna in typical traffic
HRG

SSH

One map, pinned from each airport’s published coordinates.
Overall is the published weighted sum. A highlighted score is ahead; a tie stays plain.
25% · Wayfinding, security wait, and layout.
20% · Seating, Wi-Fi, cleanliness, and quiet.
15% · Food and retail quality and variety.
HRG
HRG
HRG
HRG · Red Sea mainland leisure gateway with a 2014 Terminal 1, a still-active Terminal 2, three Priority Pass / LoungeKey Pearl rooms (DragonPass covers Gate 30 and T2 landside only), taxi-or-transfer ground transport plus live Uber, and a real tourist visa — no Sinai stamp.
SSH · Red Sea leisure gateway with two terminals, three Priority Pass / LoungeKey Pearl rooms (DragonPass covers the two airside halls only), taxi-or-transfer ground transport, and a free 15-day Sinai-only stamp for eligible visitors — functional for charter banks, middling lounge scores, no rail.
15% · Transit, taxi, and parking to the city.
15% · Delays, cancellations, and weather resilience.
10% · Worth-it density and access quality.
SSH
SSH
Charter banks plus a real visa — not a Sinai stamp
Peak banks: plan ~3 hours curb-to-gate. HRG needs a real tourist visa ($30 e-Visa or $30 cash VOA). The Sinai stamp and CAI QR machines do not apply here.
T1 vs T2 — and three Pearl rooms, not two
Most international flights use Terminal 1 (2014). Terminal 2 still operates. Pearl Lounge is terminal-locked; Gate 30 is Russian-charter restricted on the live PP page.
Eat after screening — banks empty the good seats
Airside QSR covers the basics at a markup. Buy sealed water landside; lounge drinks only help in the matching Pearl room.
SSH
Charter banks plus the Sinai stamp decision
Peak banks: plan ~3 hours curb-to-gate. Eligible visitors staying in South Sinai resorts ≤15 days can use the free Sinai stamp; everyone else should have the $30 visa ready before the desk.
T1 vs T2 — and three Pearl rooms, not two
Most international flights use Terminal 1 (2007). Terminal 2 still operates. Pearl Lounge is terminal-locked, and T2 has a landside room as well as an airside one.
Eat after screening — banks empty the good seats
Airside cafés cover the basics at a markup. Buy sealed water landside; lounge drinks only help in the matching Pearl room.
Pearl Lounge (Terminal 1, Gate 36)
Terminal 1 · Airside after last security, 2nd floor opposite Gate 36
Pearl Lounge (Terminal 1, Gate 30)
Terminal 1 · Airside after passport control and final X-ray
Pearl Lounge (Terminal 2 landside)
Terminal 2 · Landside after first X-ray, next to check-in
Pearl Lounge (Terminal 1)
Terminal 1 · Airside after passport control and X-ray
Pearl Lounge (Terminal 2 airside)
Terminal 2 · Airside after security and passport control
Pearl Lounge (Terminal 2 landside)
Terminal 2 · Landside after check-in, before immigration