Hurgada Grand aquarium

About this tour

The Hurghada Grand Aquarium (Red Sea In Glass) is a public aquarium in Hurghada Red Sea, Egypt. It houses more than 1200 animals, representing 100 species, all of which reside in almost a million US gallons (3,500 m3) of marine and fresh water, and one of the largest aquariums when it opened earlier in 2015. The Aquarium’s notable specimens include: Sandbar shark, Tiger shark, Nurse shark, Stingrays, Green sea turtle, Shovel nose guitar shark, Eagle rays, Blacktip shark and much more.

Hurghada Grand Aquarium is dedicated to inspiring guests of all ages to appreciate the marine environment while promoting conservation action and developing an understanding for the irreplaceable value of all life in our world’s ocean, By teaching children and adults the importance of conservation, ecology and stewardship, we believe they will apply this knowledge to make sustainable choices and take an active part in preserving our marine environment