The walkway passes in front of many tourist villages, and is frequented daily by the people of the governorate and its guests, in addition to dozens of tourists. Wastewater networks, service centers, WCs, and cafeterias have also been developed to keep pace with the new design, and a cycling track and entertainment venues have been allocated along the walkway. It is worth noting that the tourist walkway is the largest and oldest tourist walkway in Hurghada, and it was established more than 17 years ago. It has a length of 6 kilometers, and a surface area of 105,000 square meters, and it is located between Al-Mohammadi Howaidaq Square and even the village of Steigen. It consists of a marble floor and interlocking works, with green spaces, a bicycle track, and 80 statues. It also includes 200 seats, lighting poles, ground lighting, cafeteria development, and existing pergolas.