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Stay at This Adults-Only, Flintstones-Inspired Resort on Egypt’s Red Sea From $87 per Night 👙🪨
From $87
Pack your bags for Bedrock! We found a cave-themed resort on Egypt's Red Sea that looks like Fred and Wilma Flintstone designed the whole place themselves.
Picture a resort carved into stone and rock, with swim-up bars, heated pools, and rooms shaped like actual caves, all sitting on Egypt's Red Sea coast. Caves Beach Resort Hurghada (rated 4.4/5 on Tripadvisor with nearly 4,000 reviews) leans fully into its Flintstones-inspired design, and it's a hit with couples and groups of friends looking for a quirky all-inclusive escape.
Even better, we found stays from $87 per night, or $43.50 per person when two people share, with some of the best prices we've seen showing up in December and January.
🏴☠️ Pirate Tip: Hurghada's marina is worth the short cab ride, with waterfront restaurants and shops that are a nice change of pace from the resort's all-inclusive buffet. Just use the hotel's taxis or a rideshare app rather than the ones waiting right outside the gate, since guests consistently mention getting a better price that way.
We've highlighted the best dates we found for each month below. Want to travel at a different time? Just change the date range on Trivago and check the latest rates.
Every detail here leans into the cave concept, from the stone-and-wood room interiors to the landscaped pool areas with hidden lighting tucked into the rockwork. Days tend to move between the heated pools, the swim-up Bedrock Bay bar, and a private beach a short walk from the main resort, with nightly entertainment and a rotating buffet plus three à la carte restaurants guests can book during their stay.
December might not sound like beach weather back home, but Hurghada sits on Egypt's Red Sea coast with a desert climate that stays warm and dry nearly all year. Expect daytime highs in the low-to-mid 70s°F, cooler evenings in the upper 50s to low 60s°F, and next to no rain, so it's a legitimate winter sun escape rather than a gamble. Sea temperatures hover around 75°F, still comfortable for swimming and snorkeling, which is why Europeans treat Hurghada as their go-to December beach trip.
There are no direct flights from the United States to Hurghada, so American travelers should plan on one connection, typically through a hub like Frankfurt, Istanbul, London, or Cairo, on airlines like EgyptAir, Turkish Airlines, or Lufthansa/SWISS. Total travel time runs around 14 to 20 hours depending on your departure city, and round-trip fares from major US airports often land in the $700-900 range, so it's worth booking a few months ahead and building the layover into your trip.
Fully cave and Flintstones-themed design throughout the resort, rooms included
Heated pools, perfect for a warm winter dip when it's cold back home
Swim-up bar, private beach, and multiple à la carte restaurants included
Rated 4.4/5 on Tripadvisor from nearly 4,000 reviews
Nightly entertainment and an active animation team
Best rates of the year found in December and January
It's genuinely unlike anywhere else, guests repeatedly call it "unique" and "quirky" in the best way
Multiple reviewers mention daily towel art and personal touches from housekeeping staff by name
The pool areas are spacious enough that sunbeds are rarely hard to find, even during busy weeks
Staff consistently get singled out for going above and beyond, including surprise birthday setups for guests
Located about 10.7 miles from Hurghada International Airport (HRG), with airport transportation available
No direct flights from the US; expect one connection through Europe or Cairo and roughly 14-20 hours total travel time
U.S. citizens need a visa for Egypt: apply for an e-visa in advance, or get a renewable 30-day tourist visa on arrival for about $30 in exact U.S. cash; passports should be valid at least 6 months with a blank page
Minimum age requirement: 16+
Check the meal plan before booking. Rates are often sold all-inclusive, but inclusions vary by booking site, so don't assume the $87 rate automatically includes meals and drinks
Private beach, pools (including a winter-heated option), spa (some services extra), WiFi, and parking all available on-site
December offers some of the mildest, driest weather of the year on Egypt's Red Sea coast
The U.S. State Department currently lists Egypt at Level 2: Exercise Increased Caution; Hurghada sits on the western Red Sea coast, separate from the Northern and Middle Sinai areas flagged under the advisory's "Do Not Travel" guidance