Egypt has a so long history which dates back to the periods of ancient Egyptians about 3500 BC to the Islam periods which were recently interfered with the French and English invasions.
These long ages left behind a so rich collection of monuments which can be found anywhere in
The desert climate dominates the area of the red sea which can be described as hot, sunny and dry without a rainfall almost all the year; especially, in June and August where the temperature degrees reach a maximum height of 38 °C and fall about 4 °C in the next month. The visitor can enjoy a so lovely evening with low humidity, in summer, with a so pleasant sea breezes which gives a so encouraging motif to enjoy the night life as the temperature degrees fall about 10°C at night.
The winter lasts three month starting from December to February where the temperature degrees fall to 23 °C in the end of December. It remains always sunny and warm.
The sea temperature remains almost all the year without a big difference between its degrees as it reaches 25°C and falls to 22°C in winter to enable everybody practicing all the sea activities the year round.
Hurghada is well served by its mail services, phone companies and has technologically advanced telecommunications systems to offer services such as mobile communications, wireless, and cable. Truly, travelers can stay very well served for their communication requirements.
The mail service in Hurghada is run by three brands:
There is huge range of phone service providers, as well as, internet cafes and wireless providers that covers all the needed requirements
Evidence has shown that the history of snorkeling dates back to 3,000 BC. It was not known the use of the same technology we recognize nowadays. Although they were smart enough to use some simple ways of snorkeling as the nature has provided or as their fiction led them at this time. In 3,000 B.C., all what they used were hollow reeds to be able to breathe for a while underwater. The evidence shows that the sponge farmers in
By 900 BC, the Assyrian invented an easier method of breathing underwater as they used the animal skin for this purpose. They filled it with air and carried below the surface to breathe as the bas-relief depictions of Assyrians show.
The efforts were continued to invent a more simple way of snorkeling while the rule of Alexander the great as they used then a snorkeling bell to trap the air. These efforts were very acceptable in 333 BC as the invented bell kept the air inside it for a long period. They carried a massive bell apparatus into the water, which allowed breathing during descent.
In 1538, the air-trapping bell was somehow technologically advanced. The bell allowed explorers remain dry. In this year, two Greeks in
Although the air-trapping bell was useful for allowing people to remain below the surface for extended periods, there was a need to invent a simpler apparatus to make mobility of the explorers easier as the bell was limited in terms of mobility. It was also proven that using the bell for some feet depth under the water is not possible as the pressure increases. Hence, attempts were made to allow the explorer breathe directly from the surface air.
By the 16th century, Leonardo Da Vinci included a diving apparatus among his inventions several designs for diving apparatuses, which varied so widely from simple tubes leading to floats at the surface of the water to an almost completely self-contained diving suit. He even had a sketch for webbed swimming gloves, a forerunner of the modern fins. From here comes the idea of the Self Contained Underwater Breathing Apparatus, which was developed later.
Once again, the idea of snorkeling under the water surface started to be more exciting when a British engineer called John Smeaton developed plans for the first air pump in 1771. The air pump preformed a specific procedure moving air through the pressurized tubes. It was amazing to get an apparatus, which enabled to descend to the depth then.
Soon, designs for pressurized suits and chambers were more practically made. This eventually led to the invention of the SCUBA system. The Self-Contained Underwater Breathing Apparatus developed quickly to go with the excitement of exploring the underwater world.
Nowadays, we witness a revolution in the developments of snorkeling and diving to meet the huge demand of science and tourism all over the world.
When we examine the early history of diving, we can notice that it does not differ so much from the early history of snorkeling as both diving and snorkeling shared the same first steps in the way of discovering the underwater world. While it is so obvious that the goals are extremely different nowadays as diving is considered a more complicated way of discovering the underwater world.
We found that it is so interesting to give a history of the development, which has led to this revolution that we witness now in the field of scuba diving.
Starting from the need of collecting food to live on, the first man attempted to discover the underwater world using so primitive equipments as it happened when the sponge farmers in
Shifting to the period of Trojan War, we can notice a big importance of diving as a military duty, which divers had to do to achieve a victory on the enemy. They sabotage enemy ships by boring holes in the hulls or cutting the anchor ropes as well as they constructed underwater defenses, which were designed to protect ports from the attacking fleets. It is supposed that it was the period between 1194 and 1184 BC.
Afterwords, it is known that the Assyrians used the animal skin as equipment for diving underwater after filling it with air to breathe for a while. They filled their bags with air and carried it underwater.
In 1300 AD, the Persian divers were using diving rudimentary eye goggles with windows made of the polished outer layer of tortoiseshell. They thinly sliced and polished shells of tortoises.
Although all these attempts were done to discover the underwater world, we can plainly affirm that the history of scuba diving started to take a serious stage when the Italian Guglielmo de Loreno created the first diving bell to supply the divers with artificial air in 1535 AD. His device was designed to cover the top half of the diver's body with a glass port for observation. The diver could extend his hands from under the rim, which did not happen before as the diving bell covered only the top half of the diver’s body.
In 1583 AD, the air-trapping bell was somehow technologically advanced in the shape of a huge bronze bell, which allowed explorers remain dry underwater. In this year, two Greeks in
Once again, the idea of diving under the water surface started to be more exciting when a British engineer called John Smeaton developed plans for the first air pump in 1771 AD. The air pump preformed a specific procedure moving air through a hose was connected between the air pump and the diving barrel, allowing air to be pumped to the diver. It was amazing to get an apparatus to descend to the depth of water letting the air to be pumped to the diver without a need to come back to the surface because of its shortage. This situation happened when they used just the amount of air, which was trapped inside the barrel, to provide them with air, which, of course, limited so much the time of being underwater.
In 1825 AD, the English William James presented the world the first practical proposal for a self-contained diving dress when he used a copper helmet, which was attached to a watertight suit where the suit was sealed off at the waist and wrists with elastic cuffs. The watertight suit was an irony cylindrical belt around the diver's trunk that served as an air reservoir with 450 psi of air.Air was transported from the suit to the helmet via a hand-operated valve that was operated by hand. The diver inhaled through the nose and exhaled through the mouth.
The year 1843 witnessed the establishment of the first diving school by the Royal Navy.
In 1876, An English merchant seaman, called Henry A. Fleuss, developed the first workable self-contained diving rig in which he used the pure compressed oxygen; rather than using the compressed air as it happened before. In this prototype of closed circuit scuba, carbon dioxide is absorbed by rope soaked in caustic potash; so the exhaled air was re-circulated and hence re-breathed by the diver with no bubbles to enter the water. However, the device was so effective then, diving to a high depth was limited for the pure oxygen is toxic below about 25 feet of seawater. The apparatus allows for relatively long bottom times, up to three hours.
Hurghada offers you a number of so beautiful houses which where built in the shape of what we call now “villas”. These villas where built in different areas and where divided to give two attached-together villas or two halves but we still call it a “villa” even if it was built on half the assigned area or the whole area.
The villas take the shape of two or three floors building and most characterized with its green garden.
Also, these houses are designed to have many options in it like e.g. having swimming pools and a nice equipped roof for parties and sun bathing.
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Finishing
The apartments are being sold unfinished and DOMredsea is proud to give a so reasonable finishing offer to all the clients with high quality and low prices starts from 95$ per meter.
Location
Map of the project area
Prices
| Type | m2 | USD | EGP |
| Studio-Seaview-1bed | 75 | 47727 | 262500 |
| Apartment-2beds | 82 | 45818 | 252000 |
| Apartment-2 beds | 95 | 51818 | 285000 |
Payments for this development are payable in EGP. The prices in other currencies are for illustration purposes only and will vary according to current exchange rates. See below to calculate actual prices at today’s exchange rates.
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apartment hurghada - The building has a lift 
and the apartment is half finished
The area location
The apartment is located in the central area of Sekala. This area is provided with all the different 
kinds of service and entertainment. A number of famous worldwide restaurants are located there like McDonald’s, KFC, Pizza Hut, Hardees, King Burger, and the Italian restaurant Toscanini. In addition, there are also some local restaurants like Felfela, and House Fish.
A number of discos are found too in this area like Calypso, Aqua Fun …etc.
One of the famous characteristics of the area is easiness of making shopping, as there are a number of supermarkets and shops like Abu Ashara supermarket and the souvenir shops, which are widely spread in the place.
CIB, General Societe, HSBC, and the National Bank are among the banks, which are located in this area too.
Some cafes are found in the place like Costa Café and a number of local ones as well.
The apartment location
This apartment is located in Serafy Village, which neighbors a number of famous hotels like 
Sunrise Holiday to the right hand side and
The seaview
The apartment has a fantastic panoramic view over the
The beach
The apartment has its private beach, which belongs to
The Security
The security service is provided 24 hours.
The Garage
The building is provided with a garage. In addition, the inside street, where the building exists, is quite wide.
The architecture of the apartment
The building was designed to face directly the sea and the apartment has the same advantage. In the same time, the area of the apartment was wisely used to make the panoramic view over the sea and the area wide enough. A big reception and a balcony were designed to give the pleasure of seeing the view. The kitchen was also designed to be open to the big hall to make the most of the apartment area and make the place spacious and well ventilated. The apartment has 140m2 and this area is divided to 3 bedrooms, bathroom, American style kitchen and a big reception. A small area was left to add more ventilation to the apartment and increase the view over the sea.
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