Guide to Help You Enjoy your Holiday in Sharm El Sheikh
All inclusive Sharm El Sheikh holidays are probably the most popular Egyptian break. The resort is on the east of Egypt along the Red Sea coast 187 miles south east from the large commercial fishing port of Suez. There are also other less built up destinations near Sharm El Sheikh which are also just as sunny and amenity handy as the main town. Naama is another tourist friendly part of Sharm El Sheikh and six miles north of this small town lays Shark’s Bay. Contrary to belief there are no sharks here on the aptly named Sharks Bay on all inclusive packages in Sharm El Sheikh.
- Flight time from UK: 5 hrs aprox.
Suitable for: Those seeking a romantic or relaxing holiday
Currency: Egyptian Pound
Things to do: Diving, Safari Tours, Kite Flying
Recommended Restaurants: Camel Bar & Union Jack Bar and Restaurant
Emergency Numbers: Ambulance: 0
Nabq National Park offers tourists something a little different on Sharm El Sheikh holidays. The area is also emerging as a popular resort destination and is the perfect escape for nature lovers. Ospreys and storks roam about the mangrove forests. This is your chance to be at one with nature as well as take a few memorable photos of the Egyptian wildlife you encounter on your holiday in Sharm El Sheikh.
Sharm El Sheikh all inclusive are also excellent snorkelling and diving breaks. There are many diving schools around the coast and they are always happy to help you make the most of your holiday. Naama Bay is also a particularly beautiful part of the town although a little too secluded sometimes and you can make out the coral bays in the shallow waters if you look hard enough. There isn’t much coverage from the sun on this beach on all inclusive holidays Sharm El Sheikh so do make sure to take sun hats or your own parasol to save you from the scorching rays that beat down from above.

