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Sharm El Sheikh
Sharm El Sheikh - the most popular resort on the Red Sea coast, favored by families, water sports enthusiasts, and travelers seeking relaxation in an exotic setting with cultural highlights. The resort’s main attraction is its underwater world—a true paradise for divers and snorkeling lovers. Even close to the shore, you can spot colorful fish, including exotic species, among stunning coral reefs.
On land, the El Mustafa Mosque impresses with its oriental architecture, while the local history museum displays replicas of Tutankhamun's treasures—an extra cultural touch to an unforgettable holiday.
Sharm El Sheikh offers a wide variety of beaches. Each beach area provides a unique experience—from pure relaxation to water adventures—suiting all tastes and ages.
- Gardens Bay: Golden beaches, ideal for snorkeling. Coral reefs are close to the shore and accessible via pontoon.
- Naama Bay: Known for its calm waters and wide beaches. Sea access is usually via pontoon.
- Sharm El Maya: Sandy beach, safe for children. No coral near the shore.
- Nabq Bay: Gentle entry into the water, with coral reefs found at greater depth. Recommended for families.
- Sharks Bay: Rocky area protected from the wind. Excellent for snorkeling, less suitable for swimming with children.
- Hadaba: Cliffside coastline with access only via pontoons. Suitable for diving, but less convenient for families with young children.
- Ras Nasrani: Clean beaches, but access is difficult due to corals. Hotels provide pontoons.
On the Sinai Peninsula, 100 kilometers from Sharm El Sheikh towards the Israeli border, lies another resort—Dahab.
Dahab, Egypt, is a seaside retreat for lovers of freedom and wind; it is a place of wild beaches and rocky roads, majestic Sinai mountains, and an endless, amazing sea!
The beaches in Dahab vary greatly from one another. Some are perfect for family vacations in Egypt, while others are not suitable for beach activities at all. It is an ideal destination for windsurfing, kitesurfing, snorkeling, or simply complete relaxation.
Here is the famous Blue Hole, considered one of the most thrilling diving spots in the world.
Main areas of Dahab:
Lighthouse and Mashraba - the tourist heart of the resort. Accessible beaches, local cuisine restaurants, and diving schools. This is a favorite area for tourists seeking a friendly atmosphere, relaxed shopping, and breathtaking sunsets.
Assala and the local Bedouin area - the authentic part of the resort. Simple streets, rustic cafes, and genuine Egyptian hospitality that reveal another side of Egypt—traditional, warm, and welcoming.
