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Arab Bucks is a favourite spot for both locals and tourists, offering traditional Egyptian dishes as well as familiar options. With a diverse menu of food and drinks for the whole family, you can also enjoy live sports, live music and karaoke.

Sharm el Sheikh is home to 2 of the World-famous Hard Rock Cafes. Located in Na’ama Bay and Nabq. Enjoy amazing food, handcrafted cocktails and great entertainment which combines for a legendary dining and nightlife experience.

A popular bar in the heart of Na’ama Bay with a wonderful rooftop terrace with amazing views of local area and the Red Sea. This bar is really popular with the scuba diving community and it’s also a great place to go to watch televised sports events.

Located in the stunning Hadaba area, this bar exudes cool Bedouin vibes and offers spectacular views of the Red Sea. Enjoy a tea or cocktail while listening to the soothing sounds of Arabic music. The ambiance is enchanting, especially in the evening when the bar is beautifully lit. (Please note, there are quite a few steps to reach the bar.)

Camel Bar

A popular bar in the heart of Na'ama Bay with a wonderful rooftop terrace offering amazing views of the Red Sea. Popular with the diving community its a great place to go to watch televised sporting events.

Opening hours:

Monday-Sunday 15.00-late at night
Contact - +20 693 600700

Farsha Mountain Lounge

A breathtaking location in the area of Hadaba, a funky bar with amazing views across the Red Sea. Best to visit in the evening when its all lit up as it looks magical. (Please note there is a lot of steps to get to the bar)

Opening hours:

Monday - Sunday 10.00-00.00.
Contact +20 120 0300162.

To witness the best sunsets that Sharm el Sheikh has to offer then head out to the Sinai desert and see the most stunning sunsets set behind the Sinai mountains. One way to see this is by booking one of our desert experiences.

To book please see our BLUE® Guides in resort.

The sunrises in Sharm el Sheikh are definitely worth an early wake-up. One of the best spots to catch this stunning view is in front of IVO Beach - don’t forget your camera!

Join us at the Terrace Bar for a glass of Prosecco and take a moment to relax as you watch the day slowly fade away and the night begin to unfold. It’s the perfect spot to unwind and enjoy the evening ambiance.

The Nabq Nature Reserve is a coastal desert with arid beauty. The bay within Ras Mohammed National Park stretches over 600 square kilometers and consists of mangrove forests, sand dunes, lonely beaches and arak bushes. There is also an abundance of wildlife - in the sky, on land and under water.

Located at the southern-most point of the Sinai peninsula, Ras Mohammed National Park extends for 480 square kilometers and hosts the offshore confluence of the Gulfs of Aqaba and Suez. With its untouched deserts, white beaches and healing waters, Ras Mohammed is home to over 1,000 species of fish, 150 types of crustaceans and several families of turtles. 

Unveil the ancient Egyptian history as you visit Sharm El Sheikh Antiquity Museum with its 5200 original masterpieces. The museum’s Grand Hall presents a history of humans and wildlife in ancient Egypt and highlights ancient Egyptian civilization.To showcase this point, the Grand Hall is where animal mummies are displayed.

This beautiful Mosque is the largest one in Sharm el Sheikh with its architecture fusing Ottoman, Fatimid and Mamluk style which dominates the Old Market area. Hear the enchanting sounds of the call of prayer and it’s recommended to see the Mosque at night-time when Illuminated. (Please note there is a dress code for entering the Mosque).

Visit the Old Market and immerse yourself in local Egyptian culture. Watch the locals go about their shopping and daily routines, offering a glimpse of everyday life in Egypt. With the stunning Al Sahaba Mosque as a backdrop, explore the narrow streets, taking in the sights and the fragrant aromas of herbs and spices. It’s a must-see during your stay.

Experience the beauty of the Heavenly Cathedral. As you step inside you will be taken back by the stunning colourful frescos with its biblical scenes, as you look up you will see the huge dome with its large crystal chandelier hanging down which looks stunning . The church is one of the largest in Egypt.

Whether it is your first or fifth visit to Sharm el Sheikh, there's a lot to see and do here.

The Old market with the most amazing Al Sahaba Mosque.
Sample the traditional dessert Om Ali made from puff pastry, milk, and cream, and sprinkled with lots of nuts, raisins and coconut.
Have a drink in the well known Farsha great for watching the sunset in a relaxed enviroment.

Na’ama bay is the hustle and bustle of Sharm el Sheikh. Perfect for wandering down the main street where you can barter and haggle in the shops but also at the same time sip a drink in one of the many bars down here. Na’ama bay is also home to Hard Rock, Camel Bar and Buddha bar. If you fancy a nice stroll in the evening there is also a nice promenade parallel to the bay. Perfect for taking in the ambience.

The Old Market is the perfect place to immerse yourself in the local culture. Visit the stunning Al Sahaba mosque built in Ottoman style. Wander through the back streets and have a go at bartering and haggling with the local market traders. Smell in the air the scent of spices and herbs. Locals and tourists gather together to create a melting pot of cultures.

Soho Square attracts tourists and locals alike and you will find a variety of shops, restaurants, bars and outdoor entertainment.  You will also find here that the shops are fixed prices as well. Perfect for those who don’t want to barter and haggle.

The Old Market in Sharm El Sheikh is a bustling hub of activity. It is a place where locals and tourists converge, creating a melting pot of cultures. The market is a fantastic place to try out your haggling skills and it offers a genuine taste of Egypt’s vibrant culture and heritage.

Tuesday/Friday - €9 Adult and  €5 Child . To book please see the BLUE® Guides.

Explore the highlights of this charming city. See the beautiful Heavenly Cathedral, and step inside, be taken back with its wonderful colourful frescos. Head down to the old market where tradition meets modern life to do some shopping and see the spectacular Al Sahaba Mosque. After shopping a quick stop at the famous Hard Rock cafe before heading to Soho square where you will find a wide range of shops, restaurants and bars.

Learn about the local life and traditions of the Bedouin people and experience the beautiful sunset in the Sinai desert.  Feel like Lawrence of Arabia and enjoy a ride on a camel,  known as the ships of the desert. A traditional tasty Bedouin dinner cooked in traditional ways awaits you and after dinner the night sky will be mapped out for you by our astronomer. and an opportunity to see stars and planets through the telescope. 

Enjoy a wonderful afternoon & evening in the beautiful Sinai desert either by Quads, Buggies or Jeeps and experience local Bedouin life. Witness beautiful sunsets, a ride on a camel known as the ships of the desert and enjoy a traditional Bedouin dinner and show. After dinner learn about astronomy and stargazing in the beautiful night sky of Sharm el Sheikh.

Join our full-day boat tour to the underwater national park of Ras Mohammed which is one of the most famous diving sites in the world. With 3 different snorkeling stops discover the shoreline surrounding the park which allows access to the beautiful coral reefs and many different species of fish. This experience also allows you sit back and relax on deck, with lunch and soft drinks included.

This is the perfect way to discover the underwater world without getting wet on a semi- submerged submarine.  This kaleidoscope cruise will last for 90 minutes and you will be able to view through panoramic windows the beautiful marine life that the Red Sea has to offer.

Children under 12 are free of charge when booked with your BLUE® Guides in resort.

Discover the beauty, history and culture of one of the most fascinating cities Cairo. Home to the Pyramids of Giza, the last remaining wonders of the ancient world and stand in awe of the great Sphinx. Lunch on the river Nile one of the most famous rivers in the world. Not forgetting the Egyptian museum, home to the world's biggest collection of Egyptian artifacts and the solid gold death mask of the boy King Tutankhamun.

The King Tut Museum in Genena city mall is located in Na’ama Bay and is home to a collection of 135 replica treasures from the collection of King Tutankhamun exhibits from the Egyptian Museum. All the pieces were created under the supervision of the Ministry of State for Antiquities affairs.

Embark on a religious journey to St Catherine’s monastery which is a UNESCO world heritage site home to over 200 religious sites. The monastery is the oldest inhabited monastery that ever existed and is built on the site where Moses talked to God in the miracle of the Burning bush. In the afternoon head to the beautiful costal town of Dahab.

Step back in time to ancient Egypt, Luxor which was once the old capital. Described as one of the world’s greatest open-air museums. Home to iconic jewels like Karnak Temple, Valley of the Kings and Hatshepsut Temple. All this sits by one of the most famous rivers in the world the iconic Nile. Expect a jam-packed day of temples, tombs and monuments that sweep you through thousands of years of history. 

Discover the history and culture of one of the most fascinating cities Cairo. Home to the Pyramids of Giza, the last remaining wonders of the ancient world and stand in awe of the great Sphinx. Lunch is on the river Nile one of the most famous rivers in the world. Not forgetting the Egyptian museum which is the home to the world's biggest collection of Egyptian artifacts and wander spellbound through its main areas.