Hurghada: Naz Cabaret ticket with beverages

You walk in through a bookcase and come out smiling. This Hurghada cabaret turns a normal night out into a secret, subterranean performance with live music, dancers, and candlelit drinks.

I love the 1940s underground Cairo mood, right down to the velvet walls, gilded arches, and flickering chandelier light. I also like that the show blends live jazz and staged performances into one easy, one-stop evening.

One consideration: the bar can get pricey if you order extra items, since the ticket covers only two alcoholic cocktails or local beer.

Key things to know before you go

• Bookcase-style entrance: You’ll find the entry through a bookshelf at reception, then descend into the club.
• Tonight’s main draw is live show: Expect regular nightly performances with sultry dancers plus live music.
• Two included drinks, but plan ahead: Alcoholic cocktails or local beer are included, extra orders are charged.
• Dress rules are real: Smart casual is required, and sandals, flip-flops, shorts, swimwear, and slippers are not allowed.
• Adults only and no single men: Entry is restricted to guests aged 21 and over, and single males are not admitted.
• Timing may not be instant: Some verified bookings report check-in around 21:00 with the show starting closer to 22:00.

Entering the Bookcase Door in Hurghada

Naz Cabaret is the kind of place that starts the experience before the first note. You arrive at reception, then look for the entry that hides inside a bookshelf. Instead of a regular ticket desk and a corridor, you get an actual “wait, what is this?” moment, because the door is part of the set.

Then you descend into the nightclub space. This is not a sterile, fluorescent entertainment room. It’s done like a glamour basement from another era: velvet-lined walls, gilded arches, and chandelier light that makes everything feel softer and more cinematic. If you like nightlife with atmosphere, this is where it begins.

The practical side is simple. Bring your ID card (a copy is accepted). You’ll want to be comfortable following rules, because the venue also has a zero tolerance policy for inappropriate behavior. That matters, not just for safety, but for keeping the whole mood elegant instead of chaotic.

The 1940s Underground Cairo Theme, Up Close

The big promise here is that 1940s underground Cairo vibe, and it shows in the way the room is staged. The lighting is part of the show. Even before any performance starts, the candlelit corners and dim glow create that “you’re in on something” feeling.

The venue also leans into mood through sound. You might notice oud in the air, and you’ll likely hear the kind of music that sets up the night’s rhythm. That matters in Hurghada, because a lot of entertainment there is either daytime-orientated or very tourist-buzzy. This is more about sitting, watching, and letting the atmosphere carry you for an evening.

One more theme detail I appreciate: the club doesn’t just look pretty, it feels designed for watching. The setting supports the performances, from the dancer moments to live singing and jazz. You’re not just paying to walk by a stage. You’re meant to settle in and enjoy the full production around you.

Showtime: Dancers, Live Jazz, and Guest Acts

Once the lights shift, the night turns into a proper cabaret schedule. The core elements are sultry dancers and live jazz. That combination is the heart of the experience, because it mixes visual performance with real music you can feel in the room.

From verified feedback, you can expect variety across the evening. Some bookings highlight a singer with a top voice and mention live singing as a standout. Others call out additional entertainment like a magician, plus stage acts that go beyond standard dance. One review specifically enjoyed a wheel or hoop-style performance.

Here’s the balanced truth, though. Cabaret shows can repeat dance styles as the night builds. In at least one verified booking, the reviewer felt there was a point where repeated belly dance numbers became too much, and they left during the break. That doesn’t mean you’ll have the same experience, but it does mean you should know what kind of show this is. If you’re coming for a broad mix and you’re not a belly dance fan, you might want to think twice.

On pacing, timing can affect your expectations. One verified booking reported meeting at 21:00 and the first part starting at 22:00. So if you’re hungry, plan for a slow start. If you’re the type who likes action from minute one, expect a short waiting period before the show locks in.

Drinks and Value: What’s Included, What Costs Extra

At $35 per person, the value depends on how you treat drinks. The ticket includes two alcoholic cocktails or local beer. That’s a meaningful perk because it reduces the most common expense people add at night.

You may also get a sense that the bar leans into “smoky cocktail” style flavors, plus the club has candlelit seating that makes a drink feel like part of the experience. If you order within what’s included, you can keep the cost under control and enjoy the vibe without surprise math.

The caution is clear from a lower-rated review. That person described paying well over 80 EUR after ordering a shisha and additional items like water and other drinks during the evening. Their complaint wasn’t about the performance, it was about drink pricing and transparency. Whether that cost reflects your exact night or not, it’s a useful signal: treat the included drinks as the budget anchor, and be ready for extra charges if you add shisha or additional cocktails.

A smart move: ask the staff right away what your included options are and what quantity counts as included. You want to avoid debating at the bar while the show is starting. If you’re group booking, do one person the job of handling drink decisions so nobody loses time.

Dress Code and Entry Rules That Matter in Real Life

This is where the cabaret experience becomes either smooth or frustrating. Naz Cabaret uses a smart casual dress code, and they enforce it.

You can’t wear:

• sandals or flip-flops
• shorts
• swimwear
• slippers

What to bring:

• an ID card (a copy is accepted)

Other important rules:

• Entry is restricted to guests aged 21 and over
• No single male entry is allowed
• Pets are not allowed
• Zero tolerance policy for inappropriate behavior

I find these rules actually help the atmosphere. They cut down on the casual beach-night outfits and keep the room looking and feeling like a night out with intention.

If you’re traveling from a beach resort, check your wardrobe before you leave your room. Many people assume “smart casual” means anything slightly nicer than a T-shirt. At this venue, sandals and shorts can be an issue. Plan for shoes you can wear for sitting and walking in a club setting.

Pickup from El Gouna, Soma Bay, Sahl Hasheesh, and Makadi

If you’re staying in Hurghada’s satellite areas, this matters. Pickup is optional, but it’s offered from specific places: El Gouna, Soma Bay, Sahl Hasheesh, and Makadi. After booking, transportation is arranged in advance by direct communication to confirm pickup details.

If you’re staying outside those areas, you may not get pickup unless you agree otherwise. So if you want the easiest night, choose transport that starts and ends reliably. A cabaret night is better when you don’t have to stress about the return trip.

Also, remember that the night itself can start later than your arrival time. If you need pickup, make sure the pickup window lets for waiting. The show timing can include a delay between check-in and lights up.

Who Naz Cabaret Fits Best (and Who Might Prefer Something Else)

This is a great fit if you want an evening that feels themed, musical, and theatrical. You’ll likely enjoy it if you:

• like dance performances and live singing
• enjoy live music, especially jazz-in-the-room energy
• want a darker, moodier night out rather than a daytime show
• appreciate venues with rules that keep things classy

It may not be your best match if:

• you’re not interested in belly dance as a main component
• you dislike spending extra on nightlife drinks (because add-ons can add up fast)
• you’re traveling with a single male party, since single males are not admitted

It also doesn’t seem designed for families. The venue is for adults only, 21+.

Final Call: Should You Book Naz Cabaret?

If you want a “walk-in, world-changes” experience, Naz Cabaret is a solid buy. The setting, from the bookcase entrance to the candlelit corners, is built to create a different mood than standard resort entertainment. The show also has enough variety, with live jazz, dancers, and additional acts that can include singing and magician-style moments.

I’d book it confidently if you’re coming for the overall production and you’ll keep drinks simple by using the included two cocktails or local beer. If you’re the type who plans to add shisha or order multiple extras, go in with a clear budget. Based on real feedback, that’s where unpleasant surprises can happen.

My advice is straightforward: dress for smart casual rules, bring your ID, and aim to be relaxed about timing. If you walk in expecting a smooth, instant start, you might be waiting. If you go in expecting atmosphere first and show second, you’ll probably leave happy.

FAQ

What is included with the Naz Cabaret ticket?

The ticket includes 2 alcoholic cocktails or local beer.

How long is the experience?

It’s listed as valid for 1 day, with starting times that depend on availability.

What should I wear?

A smart casual dress code is required. Sandals or flip-flops, shorts, swimwear, and slippers are not allowed.

Do I need an ID?

Yes. You need an ID card, and a copy is accepted.

Is pickup available?

Pickup and drop-off are available from El Gouna, Soma Bay, Sahl Hasheesh, and Makadi. Transportation is arranged in advance after booking by direct communication to confirm your pickup details.

Can a single man enter?

No. Single male entry is not allowed.

What are the age requirements?

Entry is restricted to guests aged 21 and over.

Can I cancel and get a refund?

Yes. Free cancellation is available up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.