Sharm El Sheikh is a well developed area that feels surprisingly “European” and is definitely for the gregarious traveller who seeks a lively resort that’s set amidst crystal clear waters, magnificent corals, sandy beaches and endless desert landscapes. Naama Beach, located just north of Sharm, is a resort in its own right offering all you’d want from a holiday in Egypt while the nearby Shark’s Bay is also a growing resort. Sharm El Sheikh is also noted for its sulphur springs which have been long considered cures for rheumatic and skin complaints.
Sharm El Sheikh is a genuine “year round” resort. Average winter temperatures range from 15° - 35°C and 20°- 45°C during summer while the temperature of the Red Sea only varies between 21° - 28°C all year. Sharm El-Sheikh features some of the world’s most amazing underwater scenery with crystal clear water, rare and beautiful reefs and an incredible variety of exotic fish. Much of this can be seen simply by snorkelling off the coast, but Sharm El-Sheikh is known world-wide as the top destination for the best Scuba diving holidays in Egypt
Sharm El Sheikh Hotels.
Excellent quality hotels are located throughout Sharm El Sheikh,
in Naama bay, Nabq bay, Ras Om El-Seid, Maya Bay and El Montaza. 
Most have the major advantage of being close to Sharm El Sheikh International Airport and within easy walking distance of the city centre. Many Sharm El Sheikh hotels have a private beach where you can enjoy the warm, clear Red Sea or indulge yourself in heated pools. Some Sharm El Sheikh hotels also offer relaxing massage or sauna facilities as well as Health Clubs and Spas.
Diving in Sharm El Sheikh
The bustle of the resort’s complexes may not be to some people’s taste, but there can be no doubt that Sharm El Sheikh is probably the best Scuba diving and snorkelling location on the Red Sea.
Ras Mohammed National Park contains some of the most famous dive sites in the Red Sea with 800 metre deep reef walls, pounding current and coral gardens. Sharm El Sheikh is suitable for all levels of diving ability and as you’d expect in such a prime diving location, there is a large selection of companies offering diving courses at all levels. Sharm El Sheikh remains one of the cheapest places in the world to pick up a PADI (Professional Association of Diving Instructors) qualification.
Sharm El Sheikh Hotels Diving in Sharm El Sheikh
The bustle of the resort’s complexes may not be to some people’s taste, but there can be no doubt that Sharm El Sheikh is probably the best Scuba diving and snorkelling location on the Red Sea. Ras Mohammed National Park contains some of the most famous dive sites in the Red Sea with 800 metre deep reef walls, pounding current and coral gardens. Sharm El Sheikh is suitable for all levels of diving ability and as you’d expect in such a prime diving location, there is a large selection of companies offering diving courses at all levels. Sharm El Sheikh remains one of the cheapest places in the world to pick up a PADI (Professional Association of Diving Instructors) qualification.
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