Egyptian Beach Holiday Ideas
The Red Sea Riviera is one
of those dream holiday destinations that everyone should make a point of
visiting. It’s located on the tip of the Sinai Peninsula in Egypt and has loads
of excellent resorts and hotels all within easy access to the tranquil and warm
Red Sea.
If you’re a beach lounger, then you’re in luck as the sun shines for
over 330 days a year here and high temperatures rarely dip below 20°C between
March and November. In the water, keen swimmers will find themselves in the
midst of a world class snorkeling and diving destination that is teeming with
colorful coral reefs and a stunning range of sea life.
Sharm El Sheikh is by far the most popular of the three and is your best bet for a
convenient, fun-in-the-sun, and all-inclusive holiday. Trusted hotel brand
Hilton has a major presence here with numerous resorts, each coming with a
unique set of amenities.
The 4-star Hilton Sharm Dreams Resort is a top option for
families and features 7 swimming pools in addition to a playground, dive center
and water sports facilities. The 5-star Hilton Dahab Resort is more suited to water
sports enthusiasts as it boasts direct beach access and a water sports center
to support snorkeling, windsurfing and water skiing. Other popular Sharm El
Sheikh resorts include the Sharm Plaza Hotel,
Sharm Resort Hotel and Cleopatra Luxury Resort.
The nearby town of Hurghada
is nipping at Sharm El Sheikh’s heels in terms of amenities and popularity.
This luxurious destination mixes traditional Egyptian culture with contemporary
holiday resorts.
Hurghada lays claim to 20 km of pristine sandy beaches as well
as charming Old Hurghada. With its bazaars, mosques and traditional homes, a
trip to Old Hurghada to discover Egyptian culture is a great added amenity to
those staying in beach-side resorts.
There is a wide array of holiday resorts in
Hurghada, including 3-star accommodation to suit tighter budgets. The Grand Hotel
Hurghada is one such example and comes with direct beach access, two swimming
pools and a free shuttle to Hurghada Town Center. Young families will find the
4-star Grand Makadi Hotel most appealing as it has many amenities catered to
children including a kids’ club, separate children’s pool, children’s movies
and more. Older children and adults can also enjoy a heated free-form swimming
pool, direct beach access, snorkeling and live entertainment.
Of all the Red Sea Riviera
resort areas, Taba is the quietest, but also perhaps the most scenic. Against
the backdrop of beautiful mountains, the waters off the coast of Taba are some
of the best for snorkeling and diving. A series of 4-star and 5-star resorts dot the
coastline with views of the beautiful Gulf of Aqaba to nearby Israel, Jordan
and Saudi Arabia. Taba’s proximity to Jordan and Israel make day excursions to
places such as the Dead Sea and Petra possible.
The 5-star Hilton Taba Resort &
Nelson Village is one of the top resorts in Taba thanks to its private beach,
PADI-certified dive center and myriad of children’s activities. Other popular
choices in the Taba area include the 5-star Hyatt Regency Taba Heights Hotel with
direct views of Mount Sinai and the 4-star Three Corners El Wekala Golf Resort.
Holidays to the Red Sea Riviera often come in convenient all-inclusive packages, which come with
flights, accommodation, 3 meals a day, and some activities and excursions. This
is an easy, no-fuss way to book a luxurious and relaxing holiday to a dream
beach destination.
Egypt’s warm weather means that Red Sea resorts are a viable
option even if you’re looking to get away during the low season in the spring
or autumn. With great weather throughout the year and a range of all-inclusive
accommodation options to suit nearly all budgets, why not finally cross the Red
Sea Riviera off your travel bucket list?
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