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Sharm el-Sheikh welcomes over 2.5 million visitors annually, drawn by its year-round sunshine, world-class diving, and Red Sea beaches. The Egyptian Pound (EGP) delivers strong value for USD and EUR travelers, especially outside peak months. For best rates and weather, book during spring or fall shoulder seasons.

Best Neighborhoods to Stay in Sharm el-Sheikh

Naama Bay

Naama Bay is Sharm’s social and entertainment heart, with hotel rates from $30 to $100 per night. This walkable crescent bay is lined with palm-shaded promenades, open-air cafés, and late-night venues like Hard Rock Cafe Sharm el Sheikh and Pacha Sharm. The main pedestrian strip, King of Bahrain Street, pulses with shisha lounges, souvenir shops, and seafood grills such as Tam Tam and Fares Seafood. At sunset, the sands fill with volleyball games and beachgoers. Naama Bay’s central location puts you 15 minutes from the airport and within easy reach of all-day excursions. Best for: nightlife lovers, solo travelers, and those who want everything on their doorstep. Taxis and minibuses connect Naama Bay to other districts for under EGP 50 ($1).

Sharks Bay

Sharks Bay offers a quieter, upscale alternative with direct access to some of Sharm’s top coral reefs. Rates here run $50 to $150 per night, with many all-inclusive resorts like Four Seasons Resort Sharm El Sheikh and Sunrise Arabian Beach Resort. The bay is famous for its house reefs, glass-bottom boat tours, and the SOHO Square entertainment complex,home to ice skating, bowling, and the steakhouse L’Entrecôte. Sharks Bay suits families, couples, and snorkelers seeking tranquility and high-end amenities. The airport sits just 10 minutes away by taxi (EGP 120/$2.50). Shuttle buses run from major resorts to Naama Bay.

Ras Um Sid

Ras Um Sid, perched on a dramatic cliff, rewards guests with panoramic Red Sea views and some of Egypt’s best dive sites. Hotel prices range from $40 to $120 per night. The iconic El Fanar Lighthouse marks the headland, and Ras Um Sid Beach is a magnet for divers drawn by its vibrant coral walls and the dive shops of Emperor Divers and Camel Dive Club. Restaurants like Farsha Mountain Lounge offer cliff-top sunsets and mezze platters. Ras Um Sid is quieter than Naama Bay, perfect for travelers prioritizing underwater adventures and relaxation. Minibuses link Ras Um Sid to Old Market and Naama Bay for under EGP 30 ($0.60).

Nabq Bay

Nabq Bay is the go-to for families and large resort fans, with wide beaches and protected mangroves. Rooms cost $35 to $100 per night. The area features sprawling complexes like Rixos Premium Seagate and Jaz Mirabel Resort, each with massive pools, kids’ clubs, and all-you-can-eat buffets. The nearby Nabq Protected Area is a draw for birdwatchers and hikers. Nabq Bay’s flat, sandy beaches suit long walks, while its restaurants,such as Union Jack Bar and White Elephant Thai,cater to global tastes. The airport is 15 minutes by taxi (EGP 140/$2.80), and minibuses head downtown frequently.

Old Market (Sharm el-Maya)

Sharm el-Maya, or the Old Market, is for travelers who want local color, budget stays, and authentic Egyptian food. Hotels and guesthouses run $15 to $40 per night. The bustling bazaar sells spices, leather, and handmade crafts, while traditional eateries like El Masrien serve shawarma and grilled kebabs. The harbor offers daily boat trips to Ras Mohammed National Park and Tiran Island. Sharm el-Maya is best for backpackers, bargain hunters, and anyone seeking a taste of real Egypt. Taxis to Naama Bay cost EGP 60 ($1.20), and minibuses run day and night.

Hadaba

Hadaba, just south of Naama Bay, is a residential neighborhood favored by long-stay guests and budget travelers. Rooms start at $15 and rarely exceed $35 per night. The area is dotted with supermarkets, local cafés, and apartment-style hotels with kitchens for self-catering. Aqua Park City, the region’s largest waterpark, anchors the neighborhood, and the cliffside promenade offers sweeping views. Hadaba’s relaxed pace appeals to digital nomads and families on extended holidays. Public minibuses connect Hadaba to Ras Um Sid and Naama Bay for EGP 15 ($0.30).

Average Hotel Prices in Sharm el-Sheikh by Season

Hotel rates in Sharm el-Sheikh fluctuate with the seasons. Three-star hotels in low season (June to August, and December to February) average $28 to $42 per night. Four-star hotels during these months run $48 to $77. The high season (late December–early January, Easter week, and October holidays) sees three-star rooms spike to $60 to $85 and four-star properties reach $120 to $180 per night.

Cheapest months: mid-May to mid-July, and late January to mid-March. During these periods, rates drop up to 40% compared to peak weeks. The most expensive times are Christmas/New Year, Easter, and late October, when tour groups and European holidaymakers fill resorts. Booking in shoulder months (March–May, September–November) delivers the best value-to-weather ratio, with moderate prices and fewer crowds.

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Getting to Sharm el-Sheikh: Flights and Transport

Airport: Sharm el-Sheikh International Airport (SSH) is the city’s main gateway, located 11 km (7 miles) northeast of Naama Bay. The modern terminal handles domestic and direct international flights from Europe, the Gulf, and Africa. The airport’s official site is sharm-el-sheikh-airport.com.

Transport from airport: Taxis line up outside arrivals and charge fixed rates. Expect to pay EGP 120 ($2.50) to Naama Bay, EGP 190 ($3.80) to Ras Um Sid, or EGP 140 ($2.80) to Nabq Bay. Pre-booked hotel shuttles cost $7 to $15 per ride, while the blue public minibuses run to Naama Bay for EGP 25 ($0.50). Uber and Careem are not currently available.

Flight prices: Average round-trip fares to Sharm el-Sheikh (economy, including taxes):

London: $290 - $480

Frankfurt: $240 - $390

Istanbul: $210 - $350

Dubai: $230 - $410

Cairo: $75 - $120

Prices spike during European school holidays. Book 6–8 weeks in advance for best rates. Check Travorio flights to compare deals from 500+ airlines.

Sharm el-Sheikh Travel Tips for 2026

Visa: US, UK, EU, Canadian, and Australian citizens can get a free 15-day Sinai-only visa on arrival at SSH airport. This covers Sharm el-Sheikh, Dahab, and Mount Sinai, but not wider Egypt. For longer stays or visits to Cairo, Luxor, or Aswan, a standard Egyptian visa ($25) is required,get it on arrival or online via visa2egypt.gov.eg.

Local transport: Sharm el-Sheikh has no metro or formal bus network. Shared blue minibuses run fixed routes between neighborhoods, with fares from EGP 10 to 30 ($0.20–$0.60). Private taxis are metered, but always confirm the price before departure. For longer trips, consider prearranged hotel transfers.

Tipping: Tipping (“baksheesh”) is customary. Round up taxi fares to the nearest EGP 10 ($0.20). In restaurants, add 10% to 15% if service is good,even when a service charge is included. Housekeeping staff appreciate EGP 20 ($0.40) per night. Small tips go a long way in markets and with porters.

Currency: The Egyptian Pound (EGP) is the official currency. Most resorts and restaurants accept Visa and Mastercard, but cash is essential for taxis, local cafés, markets, and excursions. ATMs are widely available in Naama Bay, SOHO Square, and major hotels. Exchange rates favor USD, EUR, and GBP travelers, so bring some cash as backup.

Best time to visit: September to November and March to May offer the best weather-value combination, with daytime highs around 28–32°C (82–90°F) and warm sea temperatures. Summer (June–August) is hot, often exceeding 40°C (104°F), while winter nights (December–February) can be cool but sunny. Avoid Easter and Christmas for lower prices and fewer crowds.

For more on planning your Red Sea getaway, see the official Egypt Tourism Authority and Travorio’s Sharm el-Sheikh hotel deals.