About Sharm El Sheikh

Sharm El Sheikh, nestled on Egypt’s Sinai Peninsula, is a stunning coastal city offering pristine beaches, crystal-clear waters, and vibrant cultural treasures. Known for its diving spots and rich history, it’s a blend of natural beauty and modern luxury.

How to Go

  • By Air: A quick 1-hour flight from Cairo to Sharm El Sheikh International Airport, with multiple daily routes.
  • By Road or Bus: A scenic 6–7 hour drive from Cairo or affordable bus options offering stunning desert views along the way.
  • Transportation

Where to Stay

  • Luxury Resorts: Enjoy opulence at the Four Seasons or Rixos with private beaches, infinity pools, and top-tier dining.
  • Eco-Friendly Stays: Basata Eco-Lodge offers beachfront huts focused on sustainability and simplicity.
  • Budget Hotels: Numerous affordable options provide excellent service and close proximity to major attractions.
  • Hotels In Sharm El Sheikh

Guided Tours & Experiences

  • Ras Mohammed National Park: Dive into some of the world’s most diverse coral reefs, teeming with marine life.
  • Mount Sinai & St. Catherine’s Monastery: Experience the spiritual and historical significance of these iconic landmarks.
  • Nabq Protected Area: Explore mangroves, desert dunes, and Bedouin culture in a serene environment.
  • Sharm El Sheikh Day Tours

Food & Drink

  • Seafood Specialties: Freshly grilled Red Sea fish, like grouper, paired with tahini and Egyptian bread, are a must-try.
  • Egyptian Favorites: Savor dishes like koshari and molokhia at local spots like El Masrien Grill.
  • Cooking Classes: Join local market tours and hands-on cooking experiences for a deeper connection to Egyptian cuisine.
  • Sharm El Sheikh Restaurants

Nearby Destinations

  • Dahab: A laid-back beach town known for diving, just 1.5 hours north.
  • Taba: Close to the borders of Jordan and Palestine, offering scenic coastal views and cultural diversity.