THE ADVENTURE COLLECTIVE® · Independent discovery and booking for outdoor travel
Turn Hurghada into a crime scene: follow clues, crack puzzles, and explore the marina and El Dahar at your own pace. This self-guided Sherlock Holmes game runs about two hours and works for families, friends, or solo explorers.
Turn Hurghada into a crime scene: follow clues, crack puzzles, and explore the marina and El Dahar at your own pace. This self-guided Sherlock Holmes game runs about two hours and works for families, friends, or solo explorers.
Morning light strips the marina glass and the Red Sea dares you with a horizon that never stands still. You start with a phone in hand, the Loquiz app loaded, and a murder to solve that threads you through Hurghada’s streets—past the marina cafés, through market alleys, and into pockets of coastal life most visitors walk right by.
Verified experiences and guided adventures in the surrounding area.
Operated by City Game · Hurghada, Red Sea Governorate
Morning light strips the marina glass and the Red Sea dares you with a horizon that never stands still. You start with a phone in hand, the Loquiz app loaded, and a murder to solve that threads you through Hurghada’s streets—past the marina cafés, through market alleys, and into pockets of coastal life most visitors walk right by.
Hurghada grew from a fishing village into Egypt’s Red Sea gateway in the late 20th century; the shoreline’s coral edges and desert hinterland shaped its character more than grand monuments. The city game uses that urban geography as its stage—seafront promenades, El Dahar’s older lanes, and the modern marina all become plot points. Expect a mix of puzzle-solving, photo tasks, and interactions with digital characters that nudge you toward local landmarks and everyday scenes.
Practical guidance: the game runs about 2 hours and is easy physically—most of the route is flat, on paved streets and promenades. Download the Loquiz app and the game pack before you arrive, charge your phone, and bring sunscreen and water; Hurghada’s sun can be relentless midday. The experience is flexible—play as a solo detective or in teams of up to four per device, pick your start time, and pause when you need.
Local etiquette: be mindful when photographing people and private property, and keep noise low in residential streets. The game is an engaging way to learn local geography, spot shoreline wildlife, and see a different side of the Red Sea city without a guide.
easy.
2 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels; requires walking on flat urban terrain for up to two hours
No—you choose the date and can start the self-guided game at any time that day; play at your own pace within the estimated 2-hour duration.
One ticket covers 1–4 people per device; larger groups should purchase additional tickets so each team can play separately.
Written guides are available in multiple languages, including English, Spanish, German, French, Italian and Dutch—confirm your language choice when booking.
The puzzles are family-friendly and physically easy, but the route includes walking on paved streets; it is not recommended for those with severe mobility or spinal issues.
Hurghada evolved from a small fishing village into a major Red Sea resort town during the late 20th century, driven by tourism and diving infrastructure.
Respect local marine conservation efforts—avoid collecting shells or littering, and support businesses that follow reefs-friendly practices due to local water scarcity and reef sensitivity.
City Game operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
Morning light strips the marina glass and the Red Sea dares you with a horizon that never stands still. You start with a phone in hand, the Loquiz app loaded, and a murder to solve that threads you through Hurghada’s streets—past the marina cafés, through market alleys, and into pockets of coastal life most visitors walk right by.
Morning light strips the marina glass and the Red Sea dares you with a horizon that never stands still. You start with a phone in hand, the Loquiz app loaded, and a murder to solve that threads you through Hurghada’s streets—past the marina cafés, through market alleys, and into pockets of coastal life most visitors walk right by.
Hurghada grew from a fishing village into Egypt’s Red Sea gateway in the late 20th century; the shoreline’s coral edges and desert hinterland shaped its character more than grand monuments. The city game uses that urban geography as its stage—seafront promenades, El Dahar’s older lanes, and the modern marina all become plot points. Expect a mix of puzzle-solving, photo tasks, and interactions with digital characters that nudge you toward local landmarks and everyday scenes.
Practical guidance: the game runs about 2 hours and is easy physically—most of the route is flat, on paved streets and promenades. Download the Loquiz app and the game pack before you arrive, charge your phone, and bring sunscreen and water; Hurghada’s sun can be relentless midday. The experience is flexible—play as a solo detective or in teams of up to four per device, pick your start time, and pause when you need.
Local etiquette: be mindful when photographing people and private property, and keep noise low in residential streets. The game is an engaging way to learn local geography, spot shoreline wildlife, and see a different side of the Red Sea city without a guide.