Egypt · Sharm El Sheikh & Cairo
Sharm El Sheikh & Cairo · flights + hotels + daily tours
View packageSharm El Sheikh is the Red Sea at its clearest — coral reefs a few steps from the beach, resorts made for doing very little, and red desert mountains behind. It makes an easy short break from Jordan, with warm water for most of the year and a Naama Bay promenade that stays lively late into the night. Four days is enough to snorkel Ras Mohammed, float over the reefs and spend an evening in the Old Market; stay longer if the resort pace suits you.
Sharm El Sheikh & Cairo · flights + hotels + daily tours
View packageCoral walls, turtles and reef fish at the tip of Sinai, on a boat trip with snorkelling stops.
The seafront promenade of restaurants, cafés and shops that comes alive after sunset.
Boat trips to the Tiran reefs, among the best snorkelling spots in the Red Sea.
Spices and souvenirs in the Old Market beside the Ottoman-style Al Sahaba Mosque, beautifully lit at night.
A jeep or quad ride into the Sinai mountains at sunset, stargazing and dinner in a Bedouin camp.
For non-swimmers and children: see the coral from a glass-bottom boat or from your hotel's own reef.
Sharm is warm all year. October – November and March – May: ideal, with a warm sea and pleasant days. December – February: sunny with cooler evenings; the sea is fresher but still swimmable for many. June – September: hot, with the warmest sea — plan activities for mornings and late afternoons. School holidays and Eid bring peak demand, so book early.
Day 1 — Arrival · Naama Bay evening: Airport transfer to your resort, an afternoon on the beach and an evening on the Naama Bay promenade.
Day 2 — Ras Mohammed: A full-day boat trip to Ras Mohammed National Park with snorkelling stops and lunch on board.
Day 3 — Resort morning · desert sunset: A slow morning at the resort, then a sunset desert safari with dinner at a Bedouin camp.
Day 4 — Old Market · departure: The Old Market and Al Sahaba Mosque, a last swim and your airport transfer.
Return flights from Amman, direct or with one connection depending on your dates
Hotels in Sharm El Sheikh, from family resorts to adults-focused hotels, chosen to suit your budget and travel style
Airport and intercity transfers with a private driver
Guided sightseeing days, with an Arabic- or English-speaking guide where available
Travel insurance on request
Entry: rules for South Sinai can differ from mainland Egypt, and requirements for Jordanian passport holders can change. Check the current entry requirement for your passport with official sources before you book.
Reef care: wear water shoes, avoid touching the coral and use reef-safe sunscreen.
Families: many resorts have shallow lagoons and kids’ clubs — tell us your children’s ages and we will shortlist the right ones.
Currency: the Egyptian pound (EGP); cards are accepted in most resorts.
Yes. Calm bays, resorts with kids’ clubs and glass-bottom boat trips make it easy with children of all ages.
Four days covers Ras Mohammed, a desert evening and time on the beach. Add a few more nights if you want a slower resort holiday.
Yes. Glass-bottom boats and life jackets on snorkelling trips let everyone see the coral.
Late summer, around August and September. Spring and autumn offer warm water with more comfortable air temperatures.
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