Hurghada: Naz Cabaret ticket with beverages

The first surprise is the entrance: you pass through a bookshelf door and head underground into a club styled like 1940s Cairo. I like the setting because it gives the evening a sense of occasion before the show even begins, and the velvet walls, gilded arches, and candlelit corners make this feel more special than an ordinary Hurghada night out.

I also like the mix of entertainment. You may see live jazz, singers, sultry dancers, magic, and hoop work, rather than one long stage act. The main caution is cost after the included drinks: extra food, shisha, water, and beverages are charged separately, and one recent booking reported a bill of more than €80 for those additions.

Key points to know before booking

• A bookshelf conceals the entrance: The unusual arrival sets the tone for this subterranean nightclub.
• The show is varied: Expect dancers, live music, singing, magic, and other theatrical acts.
• Two drinks are included: Your ticket covers two alcoholic cocktails or local beers.
• Late timing matters: A recent evening had a 9 pm meeting time and a 10 pm show start.
• Dress neatly: Smart casual clothing is required, with no shorts, swimwear, sandals, or flip flops.
• Entry has firm limits: You must be at least 21, and single male entry is not allowed.

A secret-door entrance with old Cairo style

Naz Cabaret begins before you take your seat. At the reception, you look for a bookshelf that hides the entrance, then go downstairs into a club designed around mystery and old-fashioned glamour.

That idea works well for a night out. You are not simply walking into a brightly lit bar beside a resort pool. The concealed door, subterranean room, flickering chandeliers, and gilded arches create a theatrical opening scene.

The design draws on underground Cairo in the 1940s. The details mentioned for the room include velvet-lined walls, candlelit seating areas, and an atmosphere built around sequins, oud, smoky drinks, and vintage music. I would treat the decor as part of the performance. Even before the dancers appear, the room is asking you to slow down and look around.

This setting will suit you if you enjoy themed nightlife and stylish interiors. It may be less appealing if you prefer an informal bar, an early dinner, or a show where the cultural background is explained by a guide. This is a nightclub experience first, not a historical tour of Cairo.

What happens once the show starts

The evening is built around a series of stage performances. The advertised program includes sultry dancers, live jazz, hypnotic acts, and music, while the experience has also included live singing, magic, and a performer working with a hoop.

That variety is one of the better reasons to book. You are not paying only for a dance performance. A recent account praised the singer’s voice and particularly enjoyed the hoop act, while another described the combination of dance, live music, live song, and magic as a beautiful show.

The dance element appears to be a major part of the program. Much of it has an Egyptian cabaret flavor, with belly dancing and costume changes. If you enjoy this style, you will likely find the movement, costumes, and stage presentation entertaining. If repeated belly-dance numbers are not your thing, you should know that the format may feel less varied than the full list of acts suggests.

The show can also feel long if you expect a compact performance. One recent evening had a meeting time at 9 pm, but the performance did not begin until 10 pm. That hour may be used for seating, drinks, and settling into the room, but it is worth planning for a late night. If you have an early excursion the next morning, this timing could matter.

The room, music, and mood

The room is designed for atmosphere rather than daylight practicality. Velvet, gold decoration, chandeliers, low light, and candles create a close, intimate setting. You can order a smoky cocktail and sit in a darker corner, or focus on the stage from your table.

The music is an important part of the night. Live jazz is part of the advertised entertainment, and live singing has received especially strong praise. The presence of a singer with a powerful voice can give the show a more polished feel than a standard resort entertainment program.

The mood depends partly on attendance. A lightly occupied room may feel calm and private, but it can also reduce the energy in the room. One recent booking found the hall only about one-third full and felt that the atmosphere suffered as a result. That is not something you can control, but it is a useful reminder that cabaret depends on the audience as much as the stage.

I would choose a table near enough to see the performers clearly, but not so close that the stage dominates the whole evening. Since exact seating details are not provided, you should not assume that every location offers the same view.

What your $35 ticket includes

The listed price is $35 per person, and the main included benefit is two alcoholic cocktails or local beers. That makes the price easier to assess than a ticket that covers only admission.

For a stylish late-night venue with live entertainment, two drinks can make the price reasonable if you planned to spend an evening out anyway. You are paying for the setting, the production, and the included beverages, not just a chair in a room.

The value becomes less clear if you do not drink alcohol. The information provided specifies two alcoholic cocktails or local beers, so you should confirm directly whether a nonalcoholic replacement is possible before booking. Do not assume that water or soft drinks are included.

You also need to keep the ticket price separate from the final bill. Extra food and drinks are not included. One recent booking reported ordering a shisha, two waters, and two additional drinks, then paying more than €80. The complaint was not about the attentive service or the room. It was about the price and lack of clarity.

My practical advice is simple: ask for the menu and prices before ordering anything beyond the two included drinks. That applies especially to shisha, bottled water, cocktails, and any food you add. A clear check at the start can prevent an unpleasant surprise at the end.

How the timing affects your evening

This is a night activity, but the exact start time depends on availability. The booking information says the ticket is valid for one day, with starting times shown during the booking process.

A recent evening had a 9 pm meeting time and a 10 pm performance start. Use that as a planning warning rather than a fixed schedule. You may need to arrive before the entertainment begins, and the event can run late enough to affect other plans.

If you are staying in Hurghada, you will need to make your own way unless you arrange pickup. Optional transport is available from El Gouna, Soma Bay, Sahl Hasheesh, and Makadi. Pickup and drop-off are arranged in advance by direct communication after booking.

Transport is not listed for other areas unless separately agreed. If you are staying outside the named pickup zones, check before paying rather than assuming a hotel transfer is available. The venue’s late timing makes this especially important, since arranging a return journey after the show may be harder than finding a ride earlier in the evening.

Reservations are required. If you do not arrive, the reservation is cancelled at 11 pm. Management also retains the right to cancel a reservation, so keep booking messages and pickup arrangements available on the day.

Dress rules are stricter than at a resort bar

Naz Cabaret asks for smart casual clothing. You cannot enter in shorts, swimwear, sandals, or flip flops.

That rule matters in Hurghada, where many people spend the day in beachwear. You will need to change before heading out. Closed shoes and a neat evening outfit are the safest choice.

Bring an identity card, and a copy is accepted. Entry is restricted to people aged 21 and over. Single male entry is not allowed, so a man traveling alone should not book this expecting admission.

The venue also has a zero-tolerance policy for inappropriate behavior. That is worth taking seriously. This is presented as a polished evening venue, not a casual party where beach clothes and rowdy conduct will be overlooked.

Pickup areas and planning the journey

Transport can be arranged from El Gouna, Soma Bay, Sahl Hasheesh, and Makadi. The details are confirmed after booking, so you should respond promptly when the provider contacts you with pickup questions.

If you are staying in one of those areas, the optional transfer may be useful because of the late finish. It also removes some of the uncertainty involved in finding a return ride after midnight.

If you are staying elsewhere, the supplied information does not promise transport. Ask about your location before booking. Do not wait until the evening itself to sort this out.

The experience is listed as lasting one day, which is a booking validity period rather than a clear number of show hours. Since a recent schedule began at 9 pm and started the performance around 10 pm, allow a large part of the evening and avoid scheduling an early morning activity immediately afterward.

Who will enjoy Naz Cabaret most

I would recommend this for couples and friends who want a dressed-up night with theatrical decoration, music, and a late show. It also suits people who enjoy cabaret, belly dancing, live singers, cocktails, and a slightly secretive setting.

The experience may be a good change from Hurghada’s daytime routine. After beaches and boat trips, the underground room offers a different side of the resort area: darker, more stylized, and built around performance.

You should be comfortable with the following before booking:

• A late evening and a possible gap between arrival and the main show
• Egyptian-style dance as a central part of the program
• Extra charges for food, shisha, water, and additional drinks
• Smart casual dress and strict entry rules
• A nightclub atmosphere rather than a quiet cultural lecture
• Age and single-entry restrictions

This is not designed for children or younger teenagers. It is also unsuitable for anyone over 95 according to the stated restrictions, though that limit will affect very few people.

How Naz Cabaret compares with a standard night out

A typical Hurghada evening may center on a restaurant, hotel show, or open-air bar. Naz Cabaret offers a more controlled setting, with a concealed entrance and a room deliberately styled around vintage Cairo glamour.

That makes it more memorable for some people, but it does not guarantee a stronger show for everyone. The setting has received praise, and the service has been described as attentive, yet one recent booking felt the performance became repetitive after several similar belly-dance numbers.

I would think of the cabaret as a package: room design, drinks, music, dance, and a sense of ceremony. If one part does not appeal to you, the value drops. For example, a person who dislikes alcohol may not get much benefit from the two included drinks, while someone who loves live music may find the singer and band make the ticket worthwhile.

The strongest parts appear to be the entrance, the decor, the live singer, and the mix of stage acts. The weakest points to watch are the delayed start, possible repetition in the dance program, and unclear pricing for extras.

Cancellation and booking flexibility

You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. The reserve-now-and-pay-later option also lets you hold a place without paying immediately.

That flexibility is useful if your Hurghada plans depend on weather, transfers, or a changing holiday schedule. You still need to reserve ahead because walk-in entry is not promised.

Check the date, starting time, pickup area, and dress rules before finalizing the booking. The provider will arrange transport details directly where pickup is available.

Should you book Naz Cabaret?

Book it if you want a stylish late-night show with live music, dancers, theatrical acts, two included drinks, and an unusual bookshelf entrance. The room and the singer seem to be the safest highlights, while the magic and hoop performance add variety beyond the dance numbers.

Think twice if you dislike late starts, repeated belly dancing, or surprise charges for extras. The $35 price can be fair when you use the two included drinks and enjoy the full show, but you should ask about every additional price before ordering.

My final call: this is a good choice for an adult evening out when the setting matters as much as the entertainment. Arrive dressed properly, confirm your transfer, budget for extra drinks only if the prices suit you, and treat the 9 pm arrival and 10 pm performance timing as a realistic possibility.

FAQ

What is included in the Naz Cabaret ticket?

The ticket includes entry to the cabaret and two alcoholic cocktails or local beers.

How much does the experience cost?

The listed price is $35 per person.

Is pickup available?

Pickup and drop-off are available from El Gouna, Soma Bay, Sahl Hasheesh, and Makadi, with details arranged after booking.

Is transportation available from every area in Hurghada?

No. Transport is not available from other areas unless separately agreed.

What entertainment can I expect?

The program includes dancers, live jazz, live singing, magic, and other theatrical or hypnotic acts. A hoop performance may also be part of the show.

What should I wear?

Wear smart casual clothing. Shorts, swimwear, sandals, and flip flops are not allowed.

What identification should I bring?

Bring an identity card. A copy is accepted.

Can people under 21 attend?

No. Entry is restricted to people aged 21 and over.

Can a single man enter alone?

No. Single male entry is not allowed.

Can I cancel for a refund?

Yes. You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.