Taxi & Transfers from Makadi Bay to Hurghada Airport (HRG)

How to Get from Hurghada Airport to Makadi Bay

Hurghada Airport stands near the Red Sea and greets planes every hour. Makadi Bay rests forty kilometres south beside a calm reef. One straight highway joins the two points.

The road stays clear at dawn yet slows when tour buses roll out. Choosing the right transfer keeps the fare fair and the nerves calm.

The guide below shows each service in plain words so you can book fast and start the holiday sooner

By Public Bus

A white regional bus stops outside the terminal and drives to Makadi Bay once each hour. The ticket costs about forty Egyptian pounds which you hand to the conductor before the wheels move. The bus calls at Safaga first then reaches the bay in roughly sixty minutes if the highway is free.

By Shuttle Bus

Resort shuttles wait in the car park and load guests with printed vouchers.

The van heads south at steady speed.

Travel time sits near fifty minutes because drivers pause at three hotels along the bay strip, and the seat price near one hundred pounds keeps this shared taxi‑transfer popular with solo divers.

By Taxi

A licensed taxi from Hurghada Airport to Makadi Bay lines up under the yellow roof at Exit Three and the dispatcher posts the flat price on a board so you see the cost before the door shuts.

The ride needs about thirty five minutes in clear traffic and night trips add ten percent to the meter free fare.

Private Transfer

A private transfer greets you in arrivals with a name sign and a cool cabin.

You book online through Kiwitaxi and the total price shows on screen and stays fixed even if a checkpoint slows the line for ten minutes.

Bottled water waits in the seat pocket it feels good after the walk from baggage claim.

Families like this service because paid child seats come pre fitted and golfers enjoy the large boot that hides clubs from sun.

Vehicle Classes

Select a class that fits group size and bag count then confirm the taxi‑transfer in two taps.

• Micro – two guests with backpacks.
• Economy – small family and cabin bags.
• Comfort – four seats and suitcases.
• Minivan – seven seats and snorkel gear.
• Minibus – twelve seats for friends.
• Business – leather trim and quiet ride.
• VIP van – lounge lights and fridge.
• Coach – twenty four seats for teams.

The table on Kiwitaxi shows the exact price beside each class and that cost covers fuel parking tolls and sixty minutes of waiting so no hidden fees appear at checkout.

Transfer with Children

Select a child seat during booking and the driver installs it before pickup so young travellers meet safety rules from runway to resort without delay.

Transfer with Pets

Pets may ride if they stay in a closed carrier that fits on your lap.

Add the pet option and note carrier size so we assign a vehicle with flat floor space and good air flow which keeps the animal calm on the coastal road.

Guards can ask for vaccination papers so keep them near your passport.

What to See in Makadi Bay

Makadi Bay offers a long beach with fine sand and gentle entry where beginners learn to snorkel above bright coral. A small promenade lines up cafés shops and dive centres that rent gear and arrange short boat trips.

Behind the hotels low hills turn orange at sunset and quiet paths lead to a simple market that sells fruit water and sun hats.