Hurghada: Naz Cabaret ticket with beverages

The cleverest part of Naz Cabaret comes before the show begins: you enter through a bookshelf door and go underground into a club dressed like a secret from 1940s Cairo. Velvet walls, gilded arches, chandeliers, candles, sequins, and oud create a setting that feels far removed from Hurghada’s beach hotels. I like that the venue offers something different from the usual resort evening, and I like that live singing, jazz, dancing, magic, and a hoop act give the entertainment more variety than a simple dance show. The main drawback is that the evening may feel slow if you expect a full, tightly paced theater production, especially if the room is lightly occupied or the show begins later than the advertised meeting time.

I also like the straightforward price of $35 per person, which includes entry and two alcoholic cocktails or local beers. You should keep your expectations and spending clear, though. Extra drinks, water, food, and shisha cost more, and one disappointing evening involved a large additional bill. Ask for prices before ordering, arrive in smart casual clothes, and remember that single men cannot enter alone.

Key points to know before booking

• Bookshelf entrance: The evening starts with a playful secret-door arrival before you descend to the subterranean club.
• 1940s Cairo style: Velvet, gilded details, chandeliers, candles, oud, and vintage glamour shape the setting.
• Mixed live show: Expect sultry dancing, live music and singing, plus acts such as magic and hoop performance.
• Two drinks included: Your ticket covers two alcoholic cocktails or local beers, while further orders are charged separately.
• Strict entry rules: You must be at least 21, dress smart casual, and avoid shorts, swimwear, sandals, and flip-flops.
• Pickup has limits: Transport can be arranged from El Gouna, Soma Bay, Sahl Hasheesh, and Makadi, but not normally from other areas.

A secret entrance with a clear sense of theater

Naz Cabaret makes its arrival part of the entertainment. Rather than walking into an obvious bar, you find the reception bookshelf and pass through its concealed door. From there, stairs lead down into a club designed around mystery and old-fashioned nightclub drama.

I like this choice because it gives the evening a little story before the first act appears. The venue is not simply a room with tables and a stage. The hidden entrance, subterranean location, velvet lining, gilded arches, and flickering chandeliers all work together to create a mood.

The design draws on underground Cairo in the 1940s, but you should treat it as a theatrical interpretation rather than a history lesson. Oud in the air, vintage styling, sequins, and candlelit corners are there to set a tone. You are buying an evening of atmosphere and performance, not a guided cultural presentation.

The room is intended to feel intimate and slightly secretive. That can be a real plus for a date night or a small celebration. It can also work against the show if the room is not full. A lightly occupied club has less shared energy, and one account described the atmosphere as subdued when only around one-third of the seats were occupied.

What the evening is likely to include

The exact running order is not provided, so I would not promise a fixed sequence of acts. The advertised program includes dancers and live jazz, while the entertainment described from an evening at the venue also included live singing, a magician, and a hoop performance.

The dancing is a major part of the program. Expect sultry stage work, costume changes, and several belly dance performances. If you enjoy traditional dance presented with a nightclub polish, this will probably be one of the evening’s main attractions.

If you prefer constant variety, keep your expectations measured. One account found that repeated belly dance numbers began to feel similar after several performances, even though the opening acts were enjoyable. That is useful advice: the show may be strongest for people who enjoy the mood and spectacle as much as the individual numbers.

The live singer received particularly warm praise, and live music adds welcome texture to the night. It gives the room something to listen to between dance acts rather than relying only on recorded music. The magician and hoop act can also break up the pattern, giving the program a few changes of pace.

The best way to think of Naz Cabaret is as a cabaret-style variety evening. You may get dancing, music, singing, and specialty acts in one setting. You should not book it expecting a single plot-driven musical or a polished West End production with a published running time.

Drinks, tables, and the real cost of the night

The $35 ticket includes two alcoholic cocktails or local beers. That makes the price reasonable if you plan to have the included drinks and mainly want a stylish night out with entertainment.

The wording matters. The inclusion is two alcoholic cocktails or local beer, not an open bar. Food and any additional orders from the menu are charged separately. Water is also not described as part of the included package, and shisha is not included in the stated ticket benefits.

This is the point where you need to be careful. One unhappy customer reported paying more than 80 euros for one shisha, two waters, and two additional drinks, and felt the pricing was unclear. That does not mean every bill will reach that amount, but it does show why you should ask for the price of each extra item before ordering.

I would treat the ticket as a fixed admission package: entry, the performance, and two alcoholic drinks. If you want dinner, shisha, bottled water, or more cocktails, ask the server what each item costs. Do not assume that a drink brought to the table is part of the package.

Cocktails suit the smoky, candlelit theme, while local beer is the simpler choice if you want to keep the bill predictable. You can also choose not to add anything beyond the two included drinks. The setting does some of the work, so you do not need to spend heavily on extras to understand the appeal of the place.

Timing: allow room for a late start

The experience is listed as valid for one day, with the exact starting time depending on availability. Reservations are required, and the selected time is important because the evening does not function like a drop-in bar visit.

One account described a meeting time of 9 pm but a show that did not begin until 10 pm. That may not happen every night, but I would leave some breathing room in your evening. If you have a dinner reservation, airport transfer, or early morning excursion, avoid planning them too tightly around the cabaret.

A later start is not necessarily a problem in a nightclub setting. The room is designed for drinks and conversation before the acts begin. Still, you should know the difference between the arrival time and the performance time. If you are expecting an immediate show, a long wait can change your view of the value.

The exact length of the performance is not stated. Do not assume that the one-day validity means a full-day activity. It refers to the date on which your reservation is valid. The experience is an evening outing, with the show and venue access taking place during the booked night.

Dress rules are part of the door policy

Naz Cabaret requires smart casual dress. Shorts, swimwear, sandals, flip-flops, and slippers are not allowed. Bring an ID card, and a copy is accepted.

This is not the place to arrive in the clothes you wore to the beach. Pack closed shoes and trousers, or another neat outfit that fits a smart casual club. The dress rule also supports the venue’s formal, vintage mood. You will feel more comfortable if you dress for a night out rather than a resort pool.

Entry is restricted to people aged 21 and over. The activity is not suitable for anyone under 21 or over 95. There is also a strict policy against inappropriate behavior, so treat the venue as a formal adult setting, not a rowdy party stop.

The single-male rule is especially important. A man traveling alone cannot enter by himself under the stated policy. Couples and mixed groups should still check their reservation details carefully, but a solo male booking should not be made without confirming an exception directly with the provider.

Getting there from Hurghada and nearby resort areas

Pickup and drop-off can be arranged from El Gouna, Soma Bay, Sahl Hasheesh, and Makadi. The transport details are confirmed by direct communication after booking, so provide accurate hotel information and respond to the pickup message.

Pickup is optional, not an automatic part of every booking. If you are staying in one of the named areas, it can simplify the evening and spare you the task of arranging a late return. If you are staying elsewhere, transport is not normally available unless separately agreed.

The available pickup areas matter because Hurghada’s resort zones are spread out. A venue that looks close on a map may require a longer drive than expected, especially from El Gouna or Soma Bay. Confirm both the pickup point and the return plan before the night begins.

If you arrange your own transport, keep the venue address and reservation information available. The hidden entrance is fun once you know where to go, but it should not become a late-night search around an unfamiliar building.

Who will enjoy Naz Cabaret most

I would recommend this evening to adults who want atmosphere as much as entertainment. Couples, friends, and visitors looking for a dressier alternative to a hotel bar will get the most from the experience.

It is a good match if you like:

• Vintage nightclub design and theatrical entrances
• Belly dance and costume-based performances
• Live singing and music
• A candlelit setting for drinks and conversation
• Variety acts such as magic and hoop performance
• A grown-up night out with a clear dress code

I would be more cautious if you need a precise schedule, a large energetic audience, or a production with equal amounts of every art form. The dancing appears to dominate much of the show, and the room’s atmosphere may depend on how full it is on your night.

It is also not the best choice for families, teenagers, solo men, or anyone who wants a casual beach-club evening. The age rule, dress restrictions, and entry policy are firm parts of the experience.

How the $35 price compares with the experience

At $35, the package sits in the moderate range for a themed evening with live entertainment and two alcoholic drinks. I think it offers fair value when you use the included drinks and care about the venue’s design.

The value is less convincing if you mainly want a long, high-energy stage show. Since the running time is not stated and one evening started an hour after the meeting time, you are paying partly for the surroundings and the night out, not just for the acts.

The strongest value comes from combining several elements in one ticket: the bookshelf entrance, subterranean club, themed decor, live performances, and drinks. If you were already planning to pay for two cocktails during a night out, the admission portion becomes easier to justify.

The weakest value comes when extra orders are added without a clear understanding of the menu prices. I would set a spending limit before you sit down. The included package is easy to understand, but the final bill can change quickly if you add shisha, water, food, and more drinks.

Cancellation and booking advice

You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. You can also reserve now and pay later, which helps if your Hurghada plans may change.

Book ahead because advance reservations are required. The provider may cancel a reservation, and all reservations are canceled at 11 pm in the event of a no-show. Keep the booking confirmation with you, along with your ID or an accepted copy.

I would confirm three details before the evening: the starting time, your pickup arrangement if using transport, and the cost of anything not covered by the ticket. These small checks can prevent the most common sources of frustration.

Should you book Naz Cabaret?

Book it if you want a stylish, adults-only night built around secret-door theater, vintage Cairo-inspired decor, dancing, live music, and two included drinks. The setting is the main attraction, and the combination of singing, magic, hoop performance, and dance gives the evening more range than a single-act show.

Skip it if you dislike belly dance, need a tightly timed production, or do not want to monitor extra drink and shisha prices. I would also avoid it if you are a solo male, under 21, dressed for the beach, or hoping for an inexpensive casual bar.

For the best chance of a good night, dress neatly, arrive with time to spare, use the included drinks, and ask for the price of every extra order. With those expectations in place, Naz Cabaret offers a memorable change from Hurghada’s standard resort entertainment.

FAQ

What is included in the Naz Cabaret ticket?

The ticket includes entry to Naz Cabaret and two alcoholic cocktails or local beers.

How much does the experience cost?

The listed price is $35 per person.

Is Naz Cabaret suitable for children?

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

Can a single man enter alone?

No. Single male entry is not allowed under the stated policy.

What should I wear?

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

Do I need to bring identification?

Yes. You should bring an ID card. A copy is accepted.

Is transportation available?

Pickup and drop-off can be arranged from El Gouna, Soma Bay, Sahl Hasheesh, and Makadi. The details are confirmed directly after booking, and service from other areas is not normally available unless agreed in advance.

Are food, extra drinks, water, and shisha included?

No. Additional food and drinks from the menu cost extra. Shisha and water are not listed among the included benefits, so ask for prices before ordering.

Can I cancel the booking?

Yes. You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. You can also reserve now and pay later.