Finally, a shot to the right side from our patio. The full moon looks great, and I am really surprised by the quality of the Sony DSC P-72 camera.

Even if El Gouna is an artificial town (i.e. it was planned instead of grown over decades), it looks very much like an old Egyptian town. They even sunk this sailing boat in one of the channels to offer something to the photographs. It looks great, anyway!

This is a view across a lagoon channel, shot from El Gouna downtown.

Another view across the lagoons of El Gouna, shot from one of the downtown restaurants.

Due to the many lagoon channels in El Gouna, you can easily get anywhere using their boat transportation system.

At the Mövenpick you can learn Kite Surfing - which is no problem at all if you can handle the wind. This candidate does it quite well already, IMO.

A view of the main building of the Mövenpick Resort, seen from the photographers point-of-view (and not with the sales managers)...

A nice palm tree in the garden of the hotel...

...and another nice palm tree, directly at the lagoon of the resort.

And now we are back on the Hurghada Airport, and this plane, SU-GBA by Egypt Air, will bring us home, safely!