The 2004 Beach Handball World Championships are a nine-team tournament in both men's and women's beach handball, held at El Gouna in Egypt in 2004. This were the first ever beach handball world championships held in history of the sport. Matches are played in sets, the team that wins two sets is the winner of a match. When teams are equal in points the head-to-head result is decisive.
Men's tournament
Group stage
Group A
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| Hungary - Russia 0:2 (12:17, 6:8)
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| Oman - Egypt 0:2 (12:15, 17:19)
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| Russia - Oman 2:0 (23:8, 18:14)
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| Egypt - Hungary 2: 1 (12:8, 9:10, 9:6)
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| Russia - Egypt 2:1 (11:15, 16:15, 7:6)
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| Oman - Hungary 0:2 (13:14, 10:15)
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Group B
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| Turkey - Ukraine 2:1 (12:4, 8:9, 7:6)
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| Brazil - Croatia 0:2 (10:21, 10:15)
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| Bahrain - Turkey 0:2 (17:21, 16:21)
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| Ukraine - Brazil 2:0 (14:12, 20:16)
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| Brazil - Bahrain 1:2 (15:14, 10:13, 8:9)
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| Croatia - Ukraine 2:0 (11:10, 17:16)
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| Ukraine - Bahrain 2:1 (23:10, 4:10, 12:10)
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| Croatia - Turkey 2:0 (20:18, 24:14)
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| Bahrain - Croatia 2:1 (14:12, 18:24, 9:4)
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| Turkey - Brazil 0:2 (13:14, 16:17)
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- Note: Places 2–4 are determined by the results of head-to-head matches.
Quarter finals
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| Russia - Bahrain 2:1 (19:14, 16:19, 8:4)
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| Egypt - Ukraine 2:0 (21:10, 15:10)
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| Turkey - Hungary 2:1 (9:8, 5:9, 7:6)
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| Croatia - Oman 2:0 (27:9, 12:9)
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5th—8th place semifinals
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| Bahrain - Hungary 0:2 (9:22, 18:20)
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| Ukraine - Oman 2:0 (13:3, 13:12)
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Semi finals
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| Russia - Turkey 1:2 (16:17, 20:8, 2:5)
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| Egypt - Croatia 2:0 (18:14, 19:18)
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7th place match
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| Bahrain - Oman 2:1 (14:18, 16:14, 5:4)
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5th place match
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| Hungary - Ukraine 1:2 (20:10, 14:20, 6:8)
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3rd place match
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| Russia - Croatia 2:1 (16:10, 18:19, 10:8)
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Final
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| Egypt - Turkey 2:1 (19:13, 10:16, 5:0)
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Awards
All-Star Team
- Hamdy Abdel Fatah
- Ozgur Eryilmaz
- Raid Al Marzooq
- Serguei Predybailov
Women's tournament
Group stage
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| Russia - Hungary 2:0 (10:7, 13:6)
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| Croatia - Turkey 0:2 (14:19, 11:13)
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| Brazil - Italy 0:2 (11:12, 6:9)
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| Japan - Hong Kong 2:0
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| Turkey - Russia 0:2 (12:13, 15:18)
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| Hungary - Italy 0:2 (6:13, 11:12)
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| Hong Kong - Croatia 0:2
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| Brazil - Japan 2:0
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| Russia - Italy 1:2 (16:12, 10:11, 3:5)
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| Hong Kong - Turkey 0:2
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| Japan - Hungary 0:2
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| Croatia - Brazil 2:1
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| Hong Kong - Russia 0:2 (2:15, 1:23)
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| Italy - Japan 2:0 (16:7, 12:6)
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| Turkey - Brazil 2:0 (16:15, 13:9)
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| Hungary - Croatia 2:1 (16:20, 18:17, 6:4)
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| Russia - Japan 2:0 (14:9, 12:4)
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| Brazil - Hong Kong 2:0
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| Italy - Croatia 2:0 (13:11, 15:13)
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| Turkey - Hungary 2:1 (9:10, 12:8, 5:0)
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| Brazil - Russia 1:2 (13:12, 15:20, 5:8)
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| Croatia - Japan 2:0
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| Hong Kong - Hungary 0:2
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| Italy - Turkey 0:2 (8:12, 10:11)
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| Russia - Croatia 2:0 (16:5, 18:6)
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| Hungary - Brazil 1:2
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| Turkey - Japan 2:0
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| Hong Kong - Italy 0:2
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- Note: Places 1–6 are determined by the results of head-to-head matches.
Final
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| Russia - Turkey 2:1 (13:8, 8:15, 4:2)
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Awards
All-Star Team
- Mayssa Raquel
- Daniela Sposi
- Yeliz Ozel
- Natalia Evtoukhova
Final rankings
Men
Women
References