Dominating the skyline near the Marina, the Al Mina Mosque is not just a place of worship; it is a masterpiece of Islamic architecture and the most photographed building in Hurghada. With its towering minarets and intricate domes, it is breathtaking by day and magical by night.
Why Visit?
Architecture: The mosque features intricate carved wood, stunning marble work, and colorful mosaics that reflect the rich heritage of Islamic art.
The Atmosphere: Standing in the courtyard, you feel a sense of peace amidst the hustle of the city.
Photography: It is hands-down the best spot for architectural photography in the city, especially at sunset when the lights turn on.
Visitor Etiquette (Important!) Visitors are welcome outside prayer times, but respect is key.
Dress Code: Men should wear long trousers. Women must cover their hair, arms, and legs.
Free Abayas: Don’t worry if you aren’t dressed appropriately; the mosque provides free coverings (Galabeyas/Abayas) for tourists at the entrance.
Shoes: Must be taken off before entering the prayer hall.
Conclusion A visit to Al Mina Mosque offers a glimpse into the spiritual heart of Egypt. It’s free, beautiful, and culturally enriching. Combine this with a visit to the nearby Fish Market on our [Hurghada City Tour].
