| The simplicity of sun, sea and sand, luxury hotels, water sports, shopping and entertainment − this is Sharm El Sheikh, one of the most accessible and admired tourist communities on the Sinai peninsula, nestling at the foot of picturesque mountains and sea. |
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The endless, shifting dunes of the desert and the craggy granite peaks, along with miles of gorgeous beaches, coral reefs and shelves, gives Sharm El Sheikh and its environs enormous diversity. |
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Sharm El Sheikh has a dry desert climate, with hot sunny days and cool, comfortable nights. A lack of humidity and airy breezes from the Red Sea allow for comfortable outdoor activity. Skies are clear as there is little rainfall all year round. |
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Sharm El Sheikh is now one of the world’s most accessible resort destinations for snorkeling and scuba diving. In 1989, the Ras Mohamed National Park was established, both on shore and at sea, to preserve the area’s unique ecosystems. |
| Ninety meters (295 feet) of vertical reefs are home to an astonishingly abundant marine world, much of it unique to these waters, while the land-based park teems with exotic birds. Jeep safaris let you experience the excitement of our majestic mountains |
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| The International Youth Forum 2007 is being held at the Sharm El-Sheikh Golf Resort, Egypt which offers a seaside resort experience unparalleled in the Middle East. | |
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