One of the best diving destinations in the world. Sharm el Sheikh has always been a beautiful place.

Coral Reefs are one of nature’s masterpieces, as well as the chief reason for diving the red sea, in order to protect the reef, and to raise diver's awareness of their ecological impact, certain area were designated national parks by the Egyptian authorities such as Ras Mohamed & Nabq.

Sharm el Sheikh is basically divided into three main regions:-

Naama bay
This long sandy bay was where the first hotel appeared in the early eighties. The development of the shore-line on this bay is now complete and the sea front boasts a beautiful paved walkway. Naama Bay is the target for tourists in the evenings; this is where you will find many shops, restaurants, bars and sheesha café.

Ras Um Sidd Cliff
This is the cliff top area that links Naama Bay and the Bay of Sharm el Maya. Ras Um Sidd is centrally situated about 5 minutes derive from Sharm el Sheikh in one direction and Naama in the other. Ras Um Sidd is also famous for its Coral Reefs, has a very high Cliff where many hotels are situated.

Sharm el Maya
This is the name given to the bay area old town of Sharm el Sheikh. The picturesque bay is a natural harbor and home to many small boats. The beautiful sandy beach has a profusion of palm trees providing natural shade for the sun loungers. This beach area of Sharm el Maya has only recently been developed with 5* hotels and the old town is only a short walkway.