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☀ Daytime in Sharm

Sun-up. Reef boots on.
Whole gulf to yourself.

Snorkelling, quad safaris, glass-bottoms, canyon hikes. Pickup, lunch and guides arranged in three taps. Sharm El Sheikh before the heat hits.

A school of fish gliding over a Red Sea coral reef.
Quad biking through Sinai dunes — desert safari classic.
A boat on the Gulf of Aqaba, just off Sharm El Sheikh.

What you can do before sunset.

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A school of fish gliding over a Red Sea coral reef.08:00 — 16:0001

Snorkelling at Ras Mohammed

Drift over coral cities. Hot lunch on deck. Pickup from your hotel.

  • Snorkel
  • Boat
  • Lunch
  • Hotel pickup
Quad biking through Sinai dunes — desert safari classic.10:30 — 13:0002

Quad Safari, Sinai dunes

Dust, sun, distant peaks. Two hours that smell like petrol and freedom.

  • Adventure
  • Desert
  • 2 hrs
Red Sinai rock at golden hour — Color Canyon territory.07:00 — 17:0003

Color Canyon hike

Bedouin guide, oxidised rock, purple shade. Not your average postcard.

  • Hike
  • Bedouin guide
  • Full day
A boat on the Gulf of Aqaba, just off Sharm El Sheikh.11:00 — 15:0004

Glass-bottom catamaran

Coffee, jazz, reef. The lazy way to fall in love with the Red Sea.

  • Boat
  • Reef
  • Family
· Good to know

Questions, answered.

  • Do I need a visa for Sharm El Sheikh?

    Most nationalities can get a free Sinai-only entry stamp on arrival, valid for stays inside Sharm El Sheikh, Dahab, Nuweiba and Taba for up to 15 days. Travelling beyond Sinai, or staying longer, usually needs a paid visa on arrival or e-visa — check your nationality's requirement before you fly.

  • What's the water like for diving and snorkelling?

    The Red Sea around Sharm El Sheikh is diveable year-round. Visibility is typically excellent, and water temperature ranges from the low twenties °C in winter to the high twenties in summer — most people are comfortable in a shorty or light wetsuit even in the cooler months.

  • Do I need reef-safe sunscreen?

    Yes — bring reef-safe (mineral) sunscreen if you can. Ras Mohammed and the surrounding reefs are protected national park waters, and oxybenzone-based sunscreens are increasingly discouraged across the Red Sea for exactly that reason.

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