Telescope Program

Space Observers Egypt

Hurghada / Marsa Alam, EG. Bortle 3 sky, private programming, and astronomy-forward stay context.

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Planning reference, not public lodging

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2026-06-26

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Observing Fit

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Astronomy operator / telescope partner row with GPS-directed Meade-style telescope context; pair with resort stays rather than listing as lodging.
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Telescope Program
Tier
guided sky stay

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Last verified
2026-06-26
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Egypt experience partner row / telescope operator; not a normal hotel card and should be paired with Hurghada or Marsa Alam lodging.
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The sky during your stay

What you can expect overhead at Space Observers Egypt through the year — Moon phases and eclipses are exact dates; the Milky Way and aurora are seasonal likelihoods. Pick a month to plan around it.

Dark window Milky Way Meteors Eclipse★ Best months to visit

October 2026 · recommended

  • Darkest skies

    New Moon on Oct 10 — the best window for the Milky Way and faint objects.

  • Milky Way core seasonseasonal

    The galactic core is up at night and well placed here.

  • Draconids meteor showerlikely

    Peaks around Oct 8, up to ~10/hr. Slow meteors, best in the evening; occasional outbursts.

  • Orionids meteor showerlikely

    Peaks around Oct 21, up to ~20/hr. Swift meteors, also from Halley's Comet.

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