1Zouni Beach El Gouna
On one of El Gouna's favourite beaches: food, kids' activities and weekend sunset sessions.
El Gouna has two kinds of beach: calm, shallow lagoon beaches, and beaches on the open sea, where the north-west wind blows most afternoons. Most hotels have their own; for a day out, these are the beaches and beach clubs to know.
On one of El Gouna's favourite beaches: food, kids' activities and weekend sunset sessions.
A lagoon beach through the palms, with plenty of sunbeds and a fine-dining restaurant.
El Gouna's first fully serviced beach: cabanas, a bar-restaurant and a children's play area.
At the tip of Abu Tig Marina, with seafood and grills on the sand.
A child-friendly club with sailing, rowing and boat trips.
A huge shallow lagoon, a pool and a shaded playground.
Flat, knee-to-waist-deep water: ideal for learning.
A kite centre with a beach bar, restaurant and gym.
A rooftop pool and open-air gym with views over the sea and marina.
Most hotels have a beach of their own, on the sea or on a lagoon: see hotels with a private beach and lagoon beach hotels.
Some do. Ask at the gate what it includes: it often covers a sunbed, and some count it towards food and drinks.
The lagoon beaches: shallow and sheltered from the wind. KBC's lagoon and the Sailing Club are good choices.
The best reefs are offshore, so snorkelling is mostly by boat: see excursions.