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Arabia, Hurghada
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La Mora Resort Hurghada is a mixed-use residential development in Arabia, one of the established central districts of Hurghada. The project covers around 24,000 m² and combines apartments with swimming pools, an aqua park, gym, spa, co-working areas, shops and other everyday facilities.
Around 26% of the site is planned for buildings, while roughly 74% is used for gardens, water features, walking areas and shared outdoor spaces.
Current homes at La Mora Resort Hurghada include studios plus one- and two-bedroom apartments. Fresh inventory starts from compact studio layouts, while larger homes give couples, families and longer-stay owners more room.
The Arabia location is one of the main reasons buyers consider the project. Residents stay close to Hurghada’s Corniche, Marina, supermarkets, restaurants, hospitals and beaches without living directly inside the busiest tourist streets.
For buyers who want a managed residential resort while remaining connected to central Hurghada, La Mora Resort Hurghada offers a practical middle ground between a standard city apartment and a larger out-of-town resort.
Location: Arabia, Hurghada
Project type: Mixed-use residential resort
Project area: Around 24,000 m²
Building footprint: Around 26%
Green, water and open areas: Around 74%
Property types: Studios, 1-bedroom and 2-bedroom apartments
Current Covaya starting size: 46 m²
Current Covaya starting price: €56,500
Other current studio sizes: Around 50–62 m² in fresh listings
Swimming pools: Multiple pools
Aqua park: Yes
Gym and spa: Yes
Rooftop café: Yes
Co-working space: Yes
Retail and shopping: Yes
Sports court: Yes
Parking: Yes
Security: 24/7
Current Covaya down payment: From 20%
Current Covaya payment period: Up to 5 years
Cash discount: 25% on Covaya’s current page
Maintenance: 10% on delivery
Current Covaya handover: December 2027
Prices and payment plans can change during the sales period, so buyers should always request the latest unit sheet before reserving.
One of the clearest reasons to consider La Mora Resort Hurghada is its central location.
Arabia is close to Hurghada’s Marina, Corniche, hospitals, supermarkets and established local services.
That makes it different from projects located much farther north or south of the city.
You can live inside a compound with pools and leisure facilities while still having normal Hurghada life close by.
The second reason is the amount of open space.
Around 74% of the project is planned for gardens, water features and shared areas rather than buildings.
That gives the development more room for walking, outdoor seating and recreation.
The third reason is the mix of facilities.
Aqua park, pools, co-working, gym, spa, rooftop café, commercial areas and sports facilities all add different ways to use the project during longer stays.
La Mora Resort Hurghada is in Arabia, one of Hurghada’s established coastal districts.
Covaya currently places the beach around five minutes away, Downtown around fourteen minutes away and Hurghada International Airport around eighteen minutes away.
Other fresh project sources use slightly different estimates, commonly placing the beach around five minutes away, the Marina around ten minutes away and the airport around fifteen minutes away.
Driving times should always be treated as approximate.
Traffic and exact route can change the journey.
The more useful point is that Arabia sits within central Hurghada rather than outside the city.
Arabia is popular with buyers who want everyday services within reach.
The area has supermarkets, cafés, restaurants, hotels, medical facilities and road access towards both central Hurghada and the airport.
The Corniche is nearby.
Hurghada Marina is also within a short drive.
For seasonal owners, this can make daily life simpler than living in a remote compound.
You are not dependent entirely on the facilities inside La Mora Resort Hurghada.
That gives residents more choice.
Studios form the smallest property type within La Mora Resort Hurghada.
Covaya currently lists a 46 m² studio at €56,500.
Fresh August and September 2026 listings also show studios around 50, 60 and 62 m².
This tells us that several studio layouts exist.
A studio can suit one person or a couple who want a compact Hurghada base.
It can also cost less to furnish and maintain than a larger apartment.
The floor plan still matters more than the total square metres.
Check where the bed sits.
Look at kitchen space.
Check balcony size.
Ask whether the apartment faces gardens, pool areas or the street.
A well-planned studio can be very comfortable for regular holidays.
One-bedroom apartments give couples more privacy and make longer stays easier.
The separate bedroom means the living area stays usable throughout the day.
This can be particularly useful for people who work remotely or spend several weeks at a time in Hurghada.
Current project material confirms one-bedroom homes as part of the wider La Mora Resort Hurghada mix.
When comparing units, check the balcony, storage, floor and view as carefully as the internal area.
A smaller one-bedroom home with a better layout may work better than a larger property with wasted space.
Covaya currently lists an 88 m² two-bedroom city-view apartment at €98,000.
Two-bedroom homes can suit families, couples who expect guests or buyers who want a separate room for work.
The second bedroom gives more flexibility during longer stays.
For families, it can be used as a children’s room.
For couples, it can work as an office or guest bedroom.
Before choosing, check bathroom count and bedroom sizes.
Not every two-bedroom floor plan uses space in the same way.
Older and current La Mora marketing also includes ground-floor homes with private garden areas.
One older project example refers to a 50 m² studio with an additional 10 m² garden.
A private garden can suit people who prefer ground-floor living or want more outdoor space.
It may also appeal to pet owners or families with young children, depending on the project rules.
Buyers should confirm whether the garden is privately owned, assigned for exclusive use or managed as part of communal landscaping.
That distinction should be clear in the contract.
One of the strongest current facts about La Mora Resort Hurghada is the project scale.
Fresh project sources consistently describe around 24,000 m² of land.
That is much larger than a normal residential building.
Only around 26% is allocated to buildings.
The rest is intended for water features, gardens, walking areas and facilities.
For residents, this creates more outdoor space between buildings.
It also gives the development enough room for pools, aqua park areas, commercial facilities and sports zones.
Roughly 74% of La Mora Resort Hurghada is planned for gardens, water features and open communal space.
This is useful for buyers comparing the project with more densely built compounds.
More outdoor space can create wider gaps between buildings.
It gives residents somewhere to walk.
It can also make pool areas feel less crowded.
For people planning seasonal or permanent stays, these spaces can become part of everyday life.
Covaya currently states that La Mora Resort Hurghada has four swimming pools.
Other project sources simply describe multiple pools without fixing the number.
Four is therefore a reasonable figure to use while Covaya’s own current data supports it.
Different pool areas can help spread residents around the development.
A pool-facing apartment can feel more connected to the resort.
A garden or street-facing home may suit buyers who prefer a quieter position.
An aqua park is one of the main family facilities within the project.
Fresh sources consistently include it.
This makes La Mora Resort Hurghada more interesting for families spending longer holiday periods in Egypt.
Children have another activity beyond standard swimming pools.
The aqua park can also reduce the need to travel elsewhere for family entertainment.
Buyers should ask whether it will operate throughout the year and whether use is included within normal service charges.
A gym and spa are part of the main project facility list.
This makes the development more useful for longer stays.
Someone visiting for one week may barely use the gym.
Someone living in Arabia for three months may use it several times each week.
The spa gives residents another indoor leisure option.
Treatments may cost extra, so buyers should ask what normal membership or access covers.
A rooftop café is one of the more recognisable planned features at La Mora Resort Hurghada.
Current sources describe panoramic views from the rooftop area.
This gives residents somewhere to sit or meet friends above the main residential spaces.
The exact outlook will depend on the completed building height and surrounding development.
It should therefore be treated as a communal rooftop feature rather than a promise that every apartment has a Red Sea view.
A co-working area is included within the project facilities.
This is particularly useful for remote workers and seasonal residents.
Someone may spend several weeks in Hurghada but still need a proper place for laptop work or calls.
Having co-working space inside La Mora Resort Hurghada gives another option beyond working inside the apartment.
Buyers who work remotely should also check internet arrangements in both the apartments and communal areas.
Current project sources include a multi-purpose sports court.
Older La Mora material refers to football and basketball use.
This gives residents another activity beyond swimming and gym sessions.
Families and longer-stay residents may use it more frequently than short-term holiday buyers.
Ask whether court use is included within service charges and whether bookings will be required.
A street-facing mall or commercial strip forms part of La Mora Resort Hurghada.
Current project information refers to shops, leisure businesses and cafés along the commercial part of the development.
One fresh listing describes a shopping area running for around 280 metres.
The exact commercial mix may change as businesses sign leases.
For buyers, the useful point is that daily services are planned inside the project while Arabia already has many external shops nearby.
Restaurants and cafés form part of the commercial offering.
That gives residents places to eat without leaving the development.
The Arabia location also gives much more choice outside the compound.
This balance is useful.
If a project restaurant changes operator or closes temporarily, residents are not left without other nearby options.
The combination of workspace, cafés and commercial facilities makes La Mora Resort Hurghada more suitable for everyday use than a project built only around holidays.
A seasonal resident may work in the morning, use the gym later and walk to a café or shop without leaving the development.
This type of layout can matter for people spending several months in Egypt.
Current project sources include secure parking, with some descriptions specifically mentioning basement parking.
Covered parking is useful in Hurghada because vehicles can spend long periods in strong sun.
Buyers who plan to own a car should ask whether parking is allocated to individual apartments or shared.
If there is a separate purchase price for a parking space, that should also be confirmed.
La Mora Resort Hurghada is planned with 24/7 security, CCTV and concierge-style services.
Controlled access can be useful for owners who spend part of the year abroad.
Concierge and reception services may also help with visitors and everyday questions.
Buyers should ask what services are included in the normal maintenance structure.
Lifts are included across the residential buildings.
Current project information also mentions central satellite systems and high-speed internet infrastructure.
These details can matter more to longer-stay owners than short holiday visitors.
If you are considering an upper-floor home, check how many apartments share the nearest lift.
Your uploaded project database states that La Mora homes are sold with a Green Contract / freehold ownership structure.
This is an important legal point, but buyers should still ask to see the documents linked to the exact unit.
Use an independent lawyer to check the property, contract and ownership documents before signing.
A general project statement should never replace legal checks for the selected home.
Payment terms are the main field that continues to vary across sources.
Covaya currently shows:
20% down payment with instalments over five years.
Fresh August 2026 inventory also supports several similar structures.
One current studio offer shows:
20% down with payments over four years
or
30% down with payments over five years.
Another very recent project source now advertises:
30% down over three years
and
40% down over four years.
These differences suggest that terms are changing as construction progresses and particular stock is sold.
For the main Covaya page, I would keep the broad wording:
Down Payment From 20% | Payment Plans Up to 5 Years on Selected Units
Then show the exact schedule beside each available property.
Covaya currently lists La Mora Resort Hurghada from €56,500, tied to a 46 m² studio.
Fresh external sources vary.
A current 50 m² studio is being marketed around €48,500.
Another current 62 m² studio is around EGP 2.78 million.
Other project sources show starting prices around EGP 2.4–2.6 million.
These differences are normal because apartment size, floor, view and payment structure affect the price.
For Covaya, the current €56,500 figure should stay only while its 46 m² studio is genuinely available.
Once that property is reserved, update the project starting price.
Covaya currently advertises a 25% cash discount.
Your uploaded project database also records 25%.
One current August listing supports the same figure.
Another current project site shows 20%.
This means the cash discount may vary by current campaign or seller.
Because Covaya’s own inventory and internal project data agree on 25%, it is reasonable to keep it while the offer remains current.
The final cash price for the selected apartment should still be confirmed before reservation.
The maintenance figure is very consistent.
Covaya currently shows 10% paid on delivery.
Your project database also shows 10%.
Fresh current listings repeat the same 10% figure.
This makes 10% the strongest current maintenance number.
Buyers should ask whether there are additional yearly service charges after handover and what services the initial payment covers.
Delivery information has changed over time, but current evidence is becoming clearer.
Covaya now shows December 2027.
Your older database contains both a 2028 project summary and a detailed description that gives 2027.
Fresh sources commonly describe either:
September 2027 full handover
or
December 2027 handover.
This is a relatively small difference compared with the much larger discrepancies seen on other projects.
The safest current wording is:
Current Handover: Late 2027
If Covaya has a developer-backed schedule confirming December 2027, keep the more precise December date in the dynamic project field.
La Mora Resort Hurghada can suit buyers who want a holiday property without moving far from central Hurghada.
The beach is nearby.
Pools and aqua park facilities give owners activities inside the resort.
Restaurants and shops are close.
Hurghada Marina is within a short drive.
Studios can work for one or two people.
One-bedroom homes give couples more privacy.
Two-bedroom apartments can suit families.
Arabia can work particularly well for longer seasonal stays.
Residents have access to supermarkets, hospitals, cafés and city services.
Inside the project, the co-working space, gym and commercial areas make daily life easier.
A one- or two-bedroom home may make more sense than the smallest studio if you plan to stay for several months.
Think about storage, kitchen size, balcony and noise.
These points matter more after weeks of normal daily living.
Some owners may choose to rent their property when they are away.
The central Arabia location, pools and compact apartment formats may appeal to both holiday and longer-stay guests.
Rental income should not be treated as guaranteed.
Results depend on the apartment, furnishing, view, season, pricing, occupancy and management fees.
Before buying mainly for rental use, check short-term rental rules and any property-management options.
Before reserving at La Mora Resort Hurghada, ask for the latest price and availability sheet.
Confirm the unit number.
Check the building and floor.
Ask for the internal area and any garden or balcony separately.
Confirm the view.
Request the finishing specification.
Check the current down payment and instalment period.
Ask for both the instalment and cash price.
Confirm the 10% maintenance deposit.
Check whether the contractual handover is September, October, December 2027 or another phase date.
Ask about parking.
If Green Contract status is important, have the exact unit documents reviewed by a lawyer.
If rental use matters, ask for current guest and management rules.
La Mora Resort Hurghada can suit buyers who want central Hurghada access without living in a standard standalone building.
Studios may suit couples and holiday buyers.
Larger apartments give families more room.
Remote workers may value the co-working area.
Seasonal residents may use the gym, pools and nearby daily services regularly.
The project may be less suitable for someone whose first priority is direct private beach frontage.
For people who prefer a central location with resort-style facilities, La Mora is worth comparing with other Arabia developments.
La Mora Resort Hurghada is in the Arabia district of central Hurghada, close to the Corniche, Hurghada Marina, beaches and everyday city services.
Current project information consistently gives the development area as around 24,000 m².
Around 74% is planned for gardens, water features and shared outdoor areas, with roughly 26% used for buildings.
Current homes include studios plus one- and two-bedroom apartments.
Covaya’s current available stock starts from 46 m², while fresh external studio inventory includes homes around 50–62 m².
Facilities include swimming pools, aqua park, gym, spa, rooftop café, co-working space, sports court, shops, restaurants, cafés, parking, lifts, security and concierge services.
Yes. An aqua park for residents forms part of the current project plans.
Yes. Current project information includes a dedicated co-working area.
Current plans vary by unit. Covaya shows 20% down with up to five years, while fresh stock also includes different deposit and instalment combinations. Buyers should check the schedule for the exact apartment.
Current Covaya, internal project data and fresh listings all support a 10% maintenance deposit.
Covaya currently advertises 25% for cash payment, which is also supported by your older project database and some current market stock.
Current sources broadly place full handover in late 2027, with Covaya currently showing December 2027.
Covaya currently lists €56,500 for a 46 m² studio. Live prices vary by apartment, floor, view and payment method.
Yes. Its Arabia location, pools, aqua park and access to central Hurghada can suit regular Red Sea stays.
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