
Where to stay
Sharm El Sheikh hotels & resorts by area
From adults-only hideaways to family resorts with water parks — 19 properties across Sharm’s best bays.

Nabq Bay
Newer, spacious resorts on a long bay next to the Nabq Protected Area — calm, green and close to the airport.
Nabq BayRixos Premium Seagate Sharm El Sheikh
A flagship all-inclusive resort on Nabq Bay, built for families who want everything — pools, water fun and dining — in one place.
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Nabq BayPickalbatros Royal Moderna
A big, playful Nabq Bay resort for families, with water fun for kids and a long beach on the bay.
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Naama Bay
The lively heart of Sharm: a sandy bay, a seafront promenade, restaurants and nightlife within walking distance.
Naama BayMövenpick Resort Sharm El Sheikh
A Naama Bay classic set on the hillside, combining Swiss hospitality with easy access to the promenade and beach.
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Naama BayNovotel Sharm El Sheikh
A comfortable, good-value base in Naama Bay with reef access and the town's restaurants and cafés on foot.
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Naama BayReef Oasis Blue Bay Resort & Spa
A family-friendly resort with a sheltered bay, colourful reef and lots of pools — easy, sunny and relaxed.
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Ras Nasrani Bay
A quiet stretch of coast facing Tiran Island, with clear water, coral reefs and some of Sharm's most elegant resorts.
Ras Nasrani BayBaron Palms Sharm El Sheikh
An elegant, quieter resort on Ras Nasrani Bay, popular with couples who want calm days by the sea and reef.
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Ras Nasrani BayMeraki Resort Sharm El Sheikh
A design-led resort between Ras Nasrani and Sharks Bay with a relaxed, modern atmosphere and beautiful reef views.
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Montazah
A peaceful coastal district between Naama and Ras Nasrani, known for reef access and open views of the Red Sea.

Hadaba
The cliff-top plateau above Ras Um El Sid — sea views, value resorts and short rides to the Old Market.

Um El Sid Plateau
Home to the famous Ras Um El Sid reef and lighthouse, close to the Old Market and Al Sahaba Mosque.

Soho Square
Sharm's entertainment hub with dancing fountains, restaurants, shops and live music — right on your doorstep.
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Sharm El Sheikh holiday questions, answered

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WhatsAppWhich area of Sharm El Sheikh is best to stay in?
It depends on your travel style. Naama Bay is central and lively, with restaurants on foot. Nabq Bay suits families who want space and big resorts. Sharks Bay and Ras Nasrani are best for snorkelling from the hotel, while Hadaba and Um El Sid are good value and close to the Old Market.
Do you get better hotel prices than booking directly?
We request the best available rate for your dates and compare it with what is on offer, so you can decide with clear information. Often we can add value, such as private transfers or excursion packages. We never add hidden booking fees, and you receive a written offer before you confirm.
Are the hotel photos on this page of the actual hotels?
The photos illustrate each area of Sharm El Sheikh rather than the specific hotel. When you ask about a resort, we send you its official photos, room details and current facilities, so you know exactly what to expect before you book.
Can you book adults-only hotels?
Yes. Sharm El Sheikh has several adults-only and couple-friendly resorts, such as Rixos Sharm El Sheikh. They offer quiet pools and a calmer atmosphere. Tell us your preferences and budget, and we will suggest the adults-only options that suit your dates.
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