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Welcome to the Royal Makadi Resort - a special
experience for you and your family. Enjoy a relaxing
getaway at this five-star resort at the Red Sea in
Egypt, where 'the sun always shines'. Indulge your
senses with sun bathing, snorkeling, diving in the
Red Seas (some of the best in the world), a
wide selection of recreational activities and
combine this experience with daily horseback riding
options on high quality Arabian horses. Explore the
beaches and desert of this vast and ancient land.
Come and explore the real world of hospitality at
the Makadi.
 PR-EYME
2008 Rates include accommodations at
5-star resort, air conditioned rooms with balcony or
terrace, all meals with drinks, 15 riding hours
(more if you like)
8 days/ 7 nights $ 1,325
Single : + $ 275
-- based on
€ 950 / € 200
Additional 10 riding hours $ $290
(€210)
Dates:
Any time all year
Meeting:
Makadi Resort
Airport:
Hurghada
Transfer:
~$65 (€50)
per person return
Level:
Low Intermediate+
Horses:
Purebred Arabian
Tack:
English trekking
Pace:
moderate with trot, canter
Max Riders:
max 7 riders per group
Note:
This is an all inclusive program - unlimited meals
with drinks. Choose from one of the 4 restaurants
with menus for Italian-, Mediterranean-, Asian- and
Seafood- cuisine - of course we include your drinks
as well.
Extra cost for Christmas and New Year's Gala dinners
Riding program:
Right next to the resort you will find the riding
center of the brothers Al Baharway - a family
operated riding club. Here you will find a herd of
well trained purebred Arab mares. This is not one of
the "tourist horse stations", but you will find a
herd of horses well cared for and thoroughly
trained.
We have scheduled daily rides of 2 to 3 hours for
you along the beach and sand dunes as well as into
the back country away from the tourists. One day is
set aside for an all day ride along palm forests and
through the desert to the Coral Beach. Enjoy a long
picnic (not included) and swimming before you return
to the resort.
Golf:
Golf is available nearby (9 miles).
Snorkeling and Diving:
The Red Sea is well known for its crystal clear
waters, colorful fish and coral reefs.
The resort:
The Royal Makadi is located at the 4 km long
Makadi Bay , the atmosphere of this resort
will enhance you with its oriental flair. The
architecture and park like gardens are enriched with
two spectacular pool areas.
The resort has 330 luxurious rooms and 17 suites,
all with bath, showers, W.C., hairdryer, sat TV ,
television, mini bar, air condition/ heating, safe
with balcony or terrace. Additionally 144 family
rooms with separate lounge and bedrooms are
available.
Wellness:
Sunrise Spa Center with gym equipment, sauna and
Jacuzzi, rich massage cabins (against charge) and a
small pool in our Sunrise-Club are available.
Sports:
5 clay tennis courts (partially with flood light),
table tennis, archery billiard, diving center,
windsurfing station, aqua center, beach volleyball
and soccer at the beach and in the sports area, 18
hole PGA golf championship course in 15 km distance.
Activities:
‘Nemo’ Kids club with large playground, daily
changing animation and sports program with multi
national team, evening shows in the amphitheatre, 6
km long jogging at the beach.
Other Services:
Internet café, money exchange, hairdresser, laundry
service and dry cleaning, 24 hour doctor service in
the hotel, meeting capacity for up to 350 person,
guest that book a suite will receive a separate
breakfast and butler service at the private pool and
beach area in the ‘Sunrise Club’.
Egypt
Egypt is bounded by the
Mediterranean to the north, to by the Sudan the
south, by Libya to the west, and by the Red Sea,
Palestine, and Jordan to the east. The extension of
the Blue River Nile divides the country unevenly in
two, while the Suez Canal provides a third division
with the Sinai Peninsula. Beyond, the highly
cultivated Nile Valley and Delta, a lush green
tadpole of land that holds more than 90 per cent of
the population. The landscape is mainly a flat
desert, devoid of vegetation apart from the few
oases that have persisted in the once fertile
depressions of the Western Desert. Narrow strips are
inhabited on the Mediterranean coast and on the
African Red Sea coast. The coast south of Suez has
fine beaches and coral reefs just offshore, which
attract many divers. The Aswan High Dam now controls
the annual floods that once put much of the Nile
Valley under water.
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