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Two new TUI hotels due near Safaga and in Makadi Bay in summer 2027

The adults-only TUI Blue Vistama near Safaga is to have a 300-metre private beach, while the family-focused TUI Blue Makadi Oasis is to give guests shuttle access to the Makadi Bay water park.

12 November 2026

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A Red Sea resort beach with thatched parasols, sun loungers and palm trees beside calm turquoise water. Illustrative image published with the report; the two new TUI hotels are not due to open until summer 2027.
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Tour operator TUI is to open two new hotels on this coast in summer 2027: the adults-only TUI Blue Vistama near Safaga and the family-focused TUI Blue Makadi Oasis in Makadi Bay.

Vistama is to have a 300-metre private beach, two pools, three restaurants, four bars and a spa, with daily watersports including diving and snorkelling directly from the resort. Safaga Port Town, known for its black sand dunes and local markets, is about a 10-minute drive away.

Makadi Oasis is to have four pools and a private sandy beach about five minutes' walk from the hotel. Guests are to get access to the Makadi Bay Water World park and its more than 50 slides, served by a free shuttle, and the Makadi souk is 300 metres away.

Both are TUI Blue properties. Chris Logan, TUI UK's commercial director, said the new hotels mean "even more choice for our customers, in some brilliant destinations across Europe and North Africa".

Indicative all-inclusive package prices reported for July start from £1,048 per person for two adults flying from East Midlands to Vistama, and from £873 per person for a family of four flying from London Luton to Makadi Oasis.

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Reported by The Sun, which set out TUI's 2027 hotel openings, including the two Egyptian properties, and quoted TUI UK commercial director Chris Logan. The prices are the indicative package rates given in that report.

Image credit: The Sun · Illustrative image / Symbolbild

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