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Homes Bay, Hurghada
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Holidays Park Resort Hurghada is a large residential and holiday development on Village Road in southern Hurghada. The project sits opposite Jasmine Palace and close to the main hotel strip, Senzo Mall and Hurghada International Airport. Fresh 2026 project information describes around 54,000 m² of land, with only about 20% used for buildings and the rest given to water areas, gardens and shared leisure spaces.
The project includes apartments and villas rather than one standard property type. Current stock covers one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments, larger family homes and three-bedroom villas. Some project sources still mention studio layouts from earlier sales stages, so current availability should be checked before adding studios to Covaya’s live inventory.
One of the main features at Holidays Park Resort Hurghada is the water-focused master plan. Fresh sources describe six swimming pools and an aqua park with 11 slides, surrounded by gardens and communal areas. Older stock information used different pool and slide counts, which points to changes in the final facility plan.
The project is now at or past its published June 2026 handover period, and fresh August 2026 listings describe available homes as ready to move.
For buyers who want a family-focused home in southern Hurghada without waiting years for construction, Holidays Park Resort Hurghada now deserves to be presented as a ready development rather than an off-plan project.
Location: Village Road, southern Hurghada
Position: Opposite Jasmine Palace Hotel
Developer: Holidays Park Developments according to current specialist project material
Project area: Around 54,000 m²
Building density: Around 20%
Open, garden and leisure areas: Around 80%
Property types: 1-, 2- and 3-bedroom apartments plus villas; older material mentions studios
Current Covaya starting size: 66 m²
Current Covaya starting price: €32,000
Swimming pools: 6 in fresh current project material
Aqua park: 11 slides in fresh current material
Sports: Football and tennis courts
Gym: Yes
Spa: Yes
Commercial mall: Yes
Parking: Private parking
Security: 24/7
Finishing: Fully finished on current stock
Status: Ready-to-move stock now available
Latest common payment structure: 35% down over 2 years or 50% down over 3 years
Current full-payment discount: Around 20%
Maintenance: 10% appears across Covaya and the uploaded database
Current pricing and payment terms should be attached to each home rather than treated as one permanent project-wide offer.
One reason buyers may shortlist Holidays Park Resort Hurghada is the amount of space left outside the buildings.
Fresh project data places the site at around 54,000 m² and states that only 20% is occupied by residential buildings.
That leaves a large part of the development for pools, the aqua park, planted areas and walking space.
The second reason is the ready status.
Buyers can now compare real buildings and live stock rather than relying on early plans alone.
The third reason is the mix of property types.
Apartments work for couples and families, and villas give buyers a larger home with more private outdoor space.
Holidays Park Resort Hurghada is on Village Road, opposite Jasmine Palace Hotel. Current project sources place it close to Senzo Mall, the airport and the southern hotel corridor.
One current project source gives approximate times of ten minutes to Hurghada International Airport, eight minutes to hospital services, ten minutes to Downtown and around five minutes to a beach.
These travel times vary with traffic.
The more useful point is the road position.
Village Road runs through one of southern Hurghada’s main hotel and residential areas.
Residents can travel north towards central Hurghada or south towards Senzo Mall and Sahl Hasheesh without living inside the busiest central streets.
Covaya currently labels the project location as Homes Bay, Hurghada.
That does not match the current project sources or your uploaded database.
Your database places Holidays Park on Village Road beside the Titanic Aqua Park area.
Fresh project pages place it opposite Jasmine Palace.
For the CMS, I would use:
Village Road, Hurghada
If you want a more precise front-end version:
Village Road, opposite Jasmine Palace, Hurghada
One-bedroom apartments are part of the current Holidays Park Resort Hurghada inventory.
Covaya currently lists a 66 m² one-bedroom pool-view apartment for €32,000.
A current specialist project source lists a 66 m² one-bedroom home at EGP 3.63 million before cash reduction.
That creates a large price difference and means Covaya’s €32,000 home should be checked carefully.
If that exact apartment remains available under an earlier contract or special price, it can stay.
If the unit has sold, the project starting price should move to the lowest live property.
A one-bedroom home can suit couples who want more privacy than a studio.
It can work for seasonal stays too.
Check the balcony, floor, view and bathroom layout rather than judging the home only by its total area.
Two-bedroom apartments form a large part of current stock.
Fresh August 2026 inventory includes examples around 91 m² and 105 m².
Covaya currently lists a 105 m² two-bedroom private-garden unit for €55,000.
A current external 105 m² two-bedroom listing is priced much higher at around €136,500 before full-payment discount.
That is another sign that Covaya’s live prices may come from older inventory.
For families, two bedrooms give much more flexibility.
One room can be used by children or guests.
For couples staying for several months, the second room can work as a work area or extra storage.
Fresh September stock includes three-bedroom apartments around 122 m². One current listing prices a 122 m² pool-view home at EGP 9.15 million before a 20% full-payment reduction.
Three-bedroom homes suit families who need more room without buying a villa.
Check bathroom count and balcony size.
Look at how much space is used by corridors.
A well-planned apartment can feel more usable than a larger home with a weaker layout.
Villas are one of the project features missing from Covaya’s current summary.
Fresh August 2026 stock includes a 148 m² three-bedroom villa with a 52 m² roof and 15 m² garden, listed as ready to move.
Older current-market material lists another villa at around 126 m² with a 45 m² rooftop and private garden.
The villa range gives Holidays Park Resort Hurghada a broader audience than apartment-only developments.
A family can get more private space and outdoor areas while still using the shared pools, aqua park and resort facilities.
The biggest factual correction concerns total project area.
Your older database states around 45,000 m².
Fresh 2026 sources consistently state 54,000 m².
For the new page, I would use 54,000 m².
This is now supported by several current sources and appears repeatedly in live stock descriptions.
Current project material places the building share at about 20%.
The remaining 80% is used for green areas, water features and leisure zones.
That low building ratio is one of the clearest parts of the master plan.
It gives the swimming areas and aqua park more room.
It may create wider gaps between residential blocks too.
For family stays, large shared areas can make the development feel less cramped than a standard apartment complex.
Fresh current project material describes six swimming pools at Holidays Park.
An older Property Finder listing describes eight pools, including two heated pools.
This is one of the facility counts that has changed between sales sources.
I recommend using:
Multiple swimming pools across the resort
If you want a fixed number in the CMS, six is better supported by the freshest dedicated project source.
The aqua park is one of the best-known parts of Holidays Park Resort Hurghada.
Fresh project information gives 11 slides.
Older listings show 16 slides.
For the page, use the newer 11-slide figure if you need a number.
A safer long-term version is:
Family aqua park with multiple water slides
This reduces the chance of the copy becoming outdated if the operating layout changes.
The project is built around large water features.
Older project descriptions mention an extended lagoon and sandy-island concept.
Fresh material describes a panoramic pool running through the development.
These water areas form a large part of the project plan and help separate residential buildings from each other.
Fresh current project information includes both football and tennis courts.
These facilities add another activity outside the pools and aqua park.
They may matter more to families and longer-stay residents than short holiday visitors.
Ask whether court use is included within normal community charges and whether residents need to book times.
A gym and spa are consistently listed across Covaya, your project database and current external sources.
These facilities can make longer stays more practical.
Someone living in Hurghada for several months can exercise without travelling to another gym.
Spa treatments may carry separate charges, so buyers should check which services are included with ownership.
Fresh project information includes a commercial mall.
Your uploaded project material lists cafés, restaurants, supermarket services and a wider commercial zone.
This gives residents access to some daily services inside the community.
Senzo Mall remains nearby for larger shopping trips.
The aqua park is the main family feature, but the project has dedicated children’s play areas too.
This makes the development suitable for households spending school holidays in Hurghada.
When choosing a home, check how close it sits to the most active children’s zones.
Some families may prefer to be nearby.
Other owners may want a quieter building.
Some ground-floor homes and villas include private gardens.
Current villa listings show roof and garden areas sold alongside the main internal space.
These areas should be measured separately in the property listing.
A buyer should know the internal size, garden size and roof size rather than seeing one combined number.
Fresh project sources describe current apartments and villas as fully finished.
This can reduce work after purchase.
Still, buyers should inspect the finish in the actual unit.
Check flooring, doors, bathroom fittings, electrical points and kitchen provision.
A completed project gives buyers the chance to judge the real standard rather than relying on specification sheets alone.
Current project sources list private parking.
Your uploaded database goes further and mentions electric-car charging.
I would keep the parking claim.
Electric charging should be confirmed on site before it becomes a key live-page facility.
24/7 security is consistently listed across current sources.
This can help owners who spend part of the year outside Egypt.
For short-term rental use, ask how guest access works and whether visitors need advance registration.
Covaya refers to professional property management, and your project database lists housekeeping and rental-management services.
These services can help overseas owners.
Ask what the management package covers and what it costs.
Rental management should be treated as a separate service unless the agreement states otherwise.
No current source I found supports describing Holidays Park Resort Hurghada as directly beachfront.
Fresh dedicated project information places the beach around five minutes away.
Your uploaded database refers to access to nearby beaches through day-pass arrangements.
The page should therefore use beach access nearby, not “private beachfront”.
This distinction matters for buyers comparing Holidays Park with direct-beach projects.
This is one of the main CMS fields that has changed.
Covaya currently shows:
25% down / 4 years.
Your project database gives the older structure:
20% down / 3 years
30% down / 4 years
40% down / 5 years.
Fresh August and September 2026 stock now commonly shows:
35% down / 2 years
or
50% down / 3 years.
This change fits a project that has reached handover.
I would replace the Covaya project-level headline with:
Current Payment Plans From 35% Down | Up to 3 Years
If Covaya still owns or markets older contracted stock on 25% / four-year terms, keep that plan only on the property where it applies.
Covaya currently shows €32,000 from 66 m².
The uploaded database shows €71,000 from 55 m² at an older sales stage.
Fresh 2026 stock is materially higher. One current 66 m² one-bedroom home is listed around $71,658, and a current 91 m² two-bedroom home around €86,160 after a 20% cash reduction.
The €32,000 price therefore needs a live-stock check.
If the 66 m² Covaya apartment genuinely remains available at that figure, it is a valid starting price.
If not, update the project header immediately.
Covaya currently shows a 20% cash discount.
Fresh August–September stock supports the same 20% figure.
Your older database shows 25%, and an older market offer showed 30%.
For September 2026, 20% is the strongest fresh figure.
I would keep Covaya’s 20% unless a newer developer quotation replaces it.
Covaya shows 10% maintenance.
Your uploaded project database gives the same 10%.
A fresh August listing also shows 10% as a one-time maintenance payment.
This field can stay.
Buyers should still check whether further annual service charges apply after the initial payment.
Covaya currently displays Q2 2026.
Your project database records delivery in 2026.
Fresh sources give June 2026, and August 2026 stock is now advertised as ready to move.
Since June 2026 has passed, the project page should no longer lead with a future delivery date.
Use:
Status: Ready to Move
The historical handover can remain in a detailed project-data field if needed.
The water facilities make the project particularly relevant to families.
Residents have pools, an aqua park, sports courts and gardens inside the compound.
Senzo Mall is close for shopping.
The airport is within a short drive.
One-bedroom homes can suit couples.
Two- and three-bedroom apartments provide more room for families.
Villas give buyers private garden and roof space in selected layouts.
Village Road can work for longer seasonal stays too.
The area has hotels, shops and road links into the rest of Hurghada.
The project’s gym, mall and large outdoor areas give residents more to use during normal daily life.
For longer stays, look closely at the apartment itself.
Check kitchen space, storage, bathrooms and balcony direction.
A property that works for a one-week holiday may feel different after three months.
The family facilities may suit holiday guests, and current project material advertises property-management services.
No fixed rental result should be promised.
Performance will depend on property type, furnishing, season, nightly rate, reviews and management costs.
Before buying mainly for rental use, check current guest rules and the management agreement.
Request the newest availability sheet before reserving.
Check whether the home is developer stock or an earlier contracted property.
Confirm the building, floor and exact area.
Separate indoor space from garden or rooftop space.
Check the view.
Inspect the finish in person where possible.
Confirm the latest payment schedule.
Request both instalment and cash prices.
Check the 20% current cash discount.
Confirm the 10% maintenance payment.
Ask whether the property is ready for possession now.
Check beach-access arrangements.
Ask about parking.
If buying a villa, confirm the legal status of garden and rooftop areas.
Have the contract and ownership papers reviewed independently.
Holidays Park Resort Hurghada can suit families looking for a ready property in southern Hurghada.
One-bedroom homes may work for couples.
Two- and three-bedroom apartments suit larger households.
Villas give buyers more private space.
The project may appeal to buyers who value pools, water slides and outdoor communal areas more than direct beachfront ownership.
It may be less suitable for someone whose main requirement is a home directly on a private beach.
For buyers who want a ready family resort close to Senzo Mall and Hurghada Airport, Holidays Park is worth comparing with other Village Road and Magawish developments.
Holidays Park Resort Hurghada is on Village Road in southern Hurghada, opposite Jasmine Palace Hotel and close to Senzo Mall and Hurghada International Airport.
Covaya currently labels the location as Homes Bay, but current project sources and your project database place it on Village Road. The CMS location should be reviewed.
Fresh 2026 sources consistently place the project at around 54,000 m².
Current project material uses roughly 20% buildings and 80% green, water and leisure areas.
Current stock includes one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments plus villas. Some older project information mentions studios.
Yes. Fresh dedicated project information lists an aqua park with 11 slides.
The freshest dedicated project source lists six pools. Older stock has used different counts, so the exact operating total can be checked on site.
No. Fresh project information places the beach around five minutes away. Older project material refers to nearby beach-access arrangements rather than direct beachfront ownership.
Fresh August–September 2026 stock commonly offers 35% down over two years or 50% down over three years. Older contracted homes may have different schedules.
Fresh stock and Covaya currently support a 20% full-payment discount.
Covaya, your uploaded database and fresh market stock support 10% maintenance.
Fresh August 2026 listings describe current apartments and villas as ready to move following the project’s June 2026 delivery period.
Covaya currently lists €32,000 for a 66 m² one-bedroom apartment, but fresher external stock is substantially higher. The €32,000 figure should remain only if that exact apartment is still available.
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