Sharm El Sheikh: A City of Sensations
Sharm El Sheikh is more than just a destination—it's an immersive experience where the vibrant Red Sea meets the timeless calm of the Sinai Desert. From underwater wonders to desert adventures, this Egyptian gem offers something magical for every kind of traveler.
1. Ras Mohammed & the White Island Sea Trip
Ras Mohammed National Park: Established in 1983, this protected area is home to over 220 species of coral and more than 1,000 species of fish. Snorkeling or diving here is like swimming inside a living aquarium.
The White Island: A stunning strip of white sand where the Gulf of Suez meets the Gulf of Aqaba. Some call it “the Maldives of Egypt”—ideal for relaxation, snorkeling, and photography.
2. Land Safari to Ras Mohammed – “God’s Gate” Journey
Discover the inland side of Ras Mohammed by land. The trip includes stops at the earthquake crack, mangrove channels, the salt lake, and culminates at the symbolic Gate of God, a dramatic natural rock arch perfect for sunset views.
3. Colored Canyon – Nature’s Stone Canvas
A breathtaking hike through narrow, winding sandstone walls painted with shades of red, orange, violet, and yellow. It feels like walking inside a natural art gallery carved over millennia.
4. Desert Safari – Sunrise or Sunset Experience
Sunrise Safari: Ride quad bikes or camels into the awakening desert, followed by a traditional Bedouin breakfast and peaceful desert silence.
Sunset Safari: A more dramatic and colorful adventure, ending with a Bedouin-style dinner under the stars, tea by the fire, and live folkloric music.
5. Stargazing in the Sinai Desert
With no light pollution, Sinai offers one of the clearest night skies you’ll ever witness. Professional guides help you explore constellations, planets, and even deep-space objects.
6. Extra Activities & Travel Styles
Diving & Snorkeling: Explore top dive sites like Ras Mohammed, Tiran Island, and the famous SS Thistlegorm wreck.
Beach Relaxation: Popular spots like Naama Bay, Shark’s Bay, and Ras Um Sid offer excellent facilities and serene vibes.
Cultural Day Trips: Visit Dahab and the Blue Hole, Mount Sinai, or even a quick trip to Cairo for the pyramids.
Local Exploration: Wander through the Old Market, visit Al Mustafa Mosque, or take a walk along Farsha Café’s clifftop views.