Sharm el Sheikh is located in the south on the Sinai Peninsula of Egypt. The location is perfect for those who are seeking sun, sand and scenery- the town is situated between the Red Sea and Mount Sinai. Over the past twenty years, after strict environmental laws were introduced to the port, Sharm el Sheikh’s main source of income is tourism. This town is perfect for those wanting to relax, or take part in the town’s world famous range of water sports and scuba diving.

Sharm el Shiekh is famous not only for its scenery but also for the wide range of water-related. Being situated close to the red sea means that the waters here have some of the most beautiful underwater landscapes there is to offer- a true treat for those who like to go sea diving. There are over 250 coral reefs and over 1000 different types of fish and sea life to explore. The main spot to go Scuba Diving is on the very tip of the Peninsula, coming off Ras Mohammed (a National Park). Here you can dive down 800 metres to take a glimpse at the beautiful coral gardens and sea life that this glorious spot has to offer. Sharm el Sheikh isn’t only famous for its scuba diving opportunities. Visitors often indulge in surfing, canoeing and parasailing too, bringing energy and life into the otherwise tranquil beaches.

The climate has a lot to do with the popularity of Sharm el Shiekh. Temperatures vary from 15-45 degrees, meaning that the weather is always of a comfortable temperature, but can get quite hot during the summer months. High temperatures mean that the Red Sea is also quite warm, making it even more ideal for the range of water sports that are available here.