Sharm el Sheikh is a vibrant resort town famous for its stunning coral reefs and lively nightlife. Whether you’re diving in the Red Sea or enjoying local cuisine, it promises an unforgettable vacation experience.
Sharm El Sheikh, at the southern tip of the Sinai Peninsula, is one of the world's great diving and snorkelling destinations, framed by red mountains and coral reefs that start right at the shore.
What Sharm El Sheikh is known for
Ras Mohammed National Park, with its reef walls and the Shark and Yolanda reefs; the Straits of Tiran; the famous Thistlegorm wreck; and Naama Bay and SOHO Square for evenings out. Trips inland lead to Bedouin camps, the colored canyon and Mount Sinai at St Catherine.
Best time to visit
All year. Spring and autumn are ideal; summer is hot but breezy; winter is mild with cooler water.
How long to stay
A week for beaches and diving, with a night trip to climb Mount Sinai.
Tips
Bring reef shoes, use reef-safe sunscreen, and book licensed boats for Ras Mohammed and Tiran.
Sharm El Sheikh International Airport (SSH) is the main gateway to the city, with regular flights from major cities around the world. The town is also accessible by bus and car from other parts of Egypt
Contact us to arrange an unforgettable journey for you and your family.
Popular Attractions
Whether you're seeking adventure, relaxation, or a deeper connection with the local heritage, our list of popular attractions will help guide your journey and ensure you don't miss the must-see locations
Sharm El Sheikh's hotels line a series of bays, from Nabq in the north to Naama Bay and Sharks Bay, with large resorts, boutique hotels and dive hotels.
Famous Hotels
Stay in Naama Bay for restaurants and nightlife, or choose a resort with its own house reef in Sharks Bay or Ras Um Sid.