Are beaches free in Sharm El Sheikh?

A trip to this stretch of coastline won't cost a penny, which will be music to your ears if you're chasing free things to do. You'll find Naama Bay Beach in Sharm El Sheikh. There are plenty more attractions to experience not far away, including Aqua Blue Water Park, Sharm Old Town and Sharks Bay Beach.



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The amount of spending money you will need for Sharm El Sheikh depends on your travel style and activities. Here is a rough estimate of your daily budget: Accommodation: $50-100 per night for a 3-4 star hotel. Food: $20-30 per day for casual dining.

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As a whole, and specifically Sharm El Sheikh, it's safe to visit because, as a highly known tourist country and area, there are a lot of security measures. However, we offer you some basic tips in order to avoid any problems: Strictly follow the indications of the local authorities and do not leave the tourist routes.

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In the resorts like Sharm El Sheik, Hurghada, Sinai, etc. -- shorts are fine and it is very open and flexible. This also applies to ladies for the beach areas, but going into the market area in Hurghada, for example you may be more comfortable in trousers.

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Both places are definitely worth a visit and offer many excursions and activities as well as diving schools. I would say Hurghada is for those looking for more action, Sharm El Sheikh for a quieter holiday or with a focus on diving and snorkelling.

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Sharm El Sheikh (4 days are enough) The famous resort by the Red Sea is located at the extreme south of Sinai Peninsula. It is far from Cairo about 500 km. Sharm is very popular for the dive sites which are considered among the top dive sites in the world like Thistlegorm & Shark and Yolanda Reef.

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Tipping 10–15% of your bill total is customary at cafes and restaurants, and loose change is acceptable for food purchases from street vendors and markets. Often known as 'backsheesh' in parts of Asia and the Middle East, tipping is standard practice in Egypt.

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No, you shouldn't drink the water or even use for cleaning teeth etc. your hotel is a good standard so will be using bottled ( they have large barrel type containers) water for ice cubes, washing salads, veg etc so no need to avoid.

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Hurghada is slight cooler than Sharm.

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The simple answer: rent an apartment for the duration of your girlfriend's visit. Another alternative is to take her to enjoy the Red Sea either in Sharm El Sheikh or in Hurghada. Most hotels in these world famouse resort cities do not turn down unmarried couples.

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In Egypt, it is technically illegal for unmarried couples to share a hotel room, and many hotels will require couples to provide proof of marriage upon check-in. However, some hotels in Cairo may be more lenient or discreet about enforcing these laws.

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You can, but you might not want to. If you're in a beach resort town like Sharm el-Sheikh or Hurghada on the Red Sea, it's acceptable to wear shorts. It's rare to see people wearing shorts outside resort towns.

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Jeans are acceptable, but you might find them to be too uncomfortable in the intense heat of Egypt so lightweight cotton trousers would be a better option.

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Though, to be honest, I didn't expect I would wear them; assuming they would be too tight and show off my 'assets' too much to be considered appropriate. However, I quickly found out that jeans, even skinny jeans, are ok in Egypt; so long as you have a longer top to pair with them, like this one.

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