Hadaba (Sheraton, Madares)

Hadaba is one of the most popular areas of Hurghada among foreigners, which is located in the very center of the city and within walking distance from the sea. The area has been built up and developed since 1998. It belongs to the central administrative center of Sakkala. From the north, Hadaba borders on another district of Sakkala - Sheri, in the area of the city's Muslim cemetery. From the south - with the Marriott - Old Vic area and the Tourist Center, in the west there is a desert (this piece of land belonging to the Egyptian army, on which various military infrastructure buildings are located), from the east - the sea. School Street (Madares, Madares St), which connects Anwar Sadat Street and Aka Square, is considered the main street of the district. Hadaba is one of the favorite places for buying and renting property by foreigners, there are private villas and apartment buildings. The area has the popularity mainly due to the proximity of beaches, a large number of shops and restaurants. The length of the region is about 2 km.
The southern part of the busiest street in Hurghada, Sheraton Road, passes through the Hadaba area. Sheraton is considered the most popular street among tourists, because it is here that the largest souvenir markets are located. In Hadaba there are many villas owned by famous Egyptian singers, artists, businessmen. Each villa has its own name, such as Villa Arafat, Villa Regina. The area is constantly being rebuilt and updated. Here is the consular representation of Germany.
Hadaba is located next to the sea, the coastal part is densely built up with hotels and private beaches. The most visited beaches by residents of the area are hotel Roma and Bella Vista, Swiss and Alia. The area is considered the most multinational. Both Egyptians and Europeans live here, including residents of the CIS. The most successful area for the rental of real estate. Business here is also very developed - mainly trade and tourism. Here are the main offices of major travel companies such as Tez Tour, Coral Travel and Pegasus. As well as various construction companies, real estate agencies, restaurants, Internet services, offices of Egyptian mobile operators (Vodafone, Mobinil, Etisalat), sports shops, diving centers. There is no grocery market in the area, but there are two large chain supermarkets Abu Ashara and Metro, where you can buy groceries, fruits and vegetables, cosmetics and household chemicals. As well as many fruit and vegetable shops, pharmacies, shops with household electrical appliances. There is no production in the area. This is the place of leisure itself: there are discotheques famous among foreign tourists , many cafes and the restaurants (fish, oriental, American, Italian, German, etc.)