Sharm El Sheikh is a well-known tourist destination located in the southern region of the Sinai Peninsula in Egypt.
The beach at Sharm El Sheikh is composed of both natural and man-made materials. About half of the beach is artificial, displaying a bright yellow hue, with some areas appearing closer to dark yellow or brown. There are corals in most parts of the sea near the shore, necessitating caution while swimming.
It is recommended to visit the beach during May-June or September-October to avoid extreme heat. The beach is open to the public and is routinely cleaned, but it is more organized and well-equipped nearby hotels.
Staying at a large resort hotel is relatively affordable and provides access to a private beach. Pre-arranging transportation may be necessary to reach the beach.
Visitor reviews highlight the beautiful scenery and clear water as the most enjoyable aspects of the beach. However, visitors also complain about the lack of amenities and crowded conditions during peak season.
Most visitors to Sharm El Sheikh choose to stay in large resort hotels that offer access to private beaches, allowing them to enjoy the sea without the need for transportation. These resorts are often situated within walking distance of the beach, providing convenience and a luxurious experience for beachgoers.
The following map shows available accommodations and their prices. See the full list of accommodation options here.
| Low / High | 29°C/40.7°C |
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| Feels Like (High) | 40.9°C |
| Sea Temperature | 30.1 °C |
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| Wave Height | 1.1 m |
| Rain Chance | 0% |
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| Rainfall | 0 mm |
| Rain Duration | 0 h |
| Sunrise / Sunset | 06:15/19:17 |
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| Sunshine Hours | 11.8 hrs |
| UV Index | 7.55 |
| Cloud Cover | 7% |
| Speed | 17 km/h |
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| Gusts | 29.2 km/h |
| Direction | E |