Qué ver en Sharm el-Sheij

Sharm el-Sheikh Unmissables

Sharm el-Sheikh features diverse coastal and cultural sites. Naama Bay and Sharks Bay offer access to Red Sea coral reefs, while Ras Umm Sid provides steep underwater drop-offs for experienced divers. The Old Market and IL Mercato serve as commercial centers for local goods and dining. Cultural insights are available at the King Tut Museum, which displays replicas from the boy king's tomb, and Alf Leila Wa Leila, a complex hosting traditional Egyptian folklore performances.

Naama Bay

This is a prime resort bustling day and night popular with divers and snorkellers. Lively beach lined with bars and restaurants.

Paradise

Red Sea diving site characterized by vibrant coral gardens and a variety of reef fish.

Ras Umm Sid

Promontory known for its steep underwater wall, large gorgonian fan corals, and sightings of pelagic fish.

Sharks Bay

A laid-back, not really crowded beach with a great views of the close Tiran Island and many diving spots.

Ras Um Sid Beach

A tiny beach for those who seek quieter, less crowded spot for sunbathing. Ideal for families with kids as the sea is quite calm.

SOHO square

Pedestrian entertainment complex featuring a musical fountain, ice rink, bowling alley, and numerous international restaurants.

Old Market

Traditional bazaar area featuring the Sahaba Mosque, spice shops, local handicraft stalls, and authentic Egyptian street food.

King Tut Museum

Located in Genena City Mall, this museum houses over 130 professional replicas of artifacts discovered in Tutankhamun’s tomb.

Alf Leila Wa Leila

Large entertainment park designed with oriental architecture, hosting nightly sound and light shows and traditional Tanoura performances.

IL Mercato

Open-air promenade designed in an Italian architectural style, featuring high-end retail brands, cafes, and an amphitheater.