Sharm El Sheikh, lying at the south-east of the Sinai Peninsula in Egypt, offers a rare combination of crimson mountains, desert landscapes of awe-inspiring beauty and golden beaches that meet the aquamarine waters of the Red Sea. Sharm El Sheikh is world renowned for some of the richest coral reefs and underwater life on earth and is appreciated by boating, scuba and snorkelling enthusiasts the world over.

The Conrad Sharm El Sheikh Resort is the perfect hotel base from which to enjoy all that Sharm El Sheikh and its surrounds have to offer. Located at Ras Nosrani, a completely new and unspoilt region of Sharm El Sheikh, the hotel provides a host of facilities for relaxation at this unique sea coast destination. The Conrad Sharm El Sheikh Resort also represents a commitment to both the environmental and cultural heritage of the area.

Sharm El Sheikh is one of the most sought-after tourist areas in Sinai due to the moderate year-round temperature, the beautiful beaches, panoramic mountains and above all, the underwater beauty that has placed Sharm El Sheikh as one of the world's best diving sites.

Sharm El Sheikh Attractions

Coloured Canyon
This canyon is in the middle of the desert mountains near Nuweiba. It derives its name from the fascinating colour and shade variations where water has gouged a path into the rock over thousands of years. Approximately a two-hour drive from the hotel, the Conrad Sharm El Sheikh Resort.

Dahab
Dahab is a beautiful oasis with golden-yellow beaches and is one of Sinai's most treasured diving sites. It is extremely famous for its deep diving sites, such as the Lighthouse, Blue Hall and the Canyon. Approximately an hour's drive from the hotel, the Conrad Sharm El Sheikh Resort.

Nuweiba
Nuweiba is literally the 'Pearl of the Gulf of Aqaba', a small, secluded resort famous for its magnificent beaches and situated 170 kilometres from the hotel, the Conrad Sharm El Sheikh Resort.

Ras Mohammed National Park
Ras Mohammed is Egypt's capital of the diving world and is located approximately 25 kilometres south-east of Sharm El Sheikh. The park contains uplifted coral reefs, alluvial plains, wadis, granite, sandstone mountains, soft sand dunes and mangrove trees and is home to many animal species, including foxes, gazelles and migratory birds. For many, Ras Mohammed's most stunning scenery is found underwater, in the broad, terraced coral reefs that encircle the peninsula. The Thistlegorm wreck can be accessed from here. Easily accessible from the hotel, the Conrad Sharm El Sheikh Resort.

Ras Nosrani National Park
Ras Nosrani lies right across from Tiran Island and is one of Sharm El Sheikh's best diving spots, with an extensive reef favoured by scuba-divers and snorkellers alike. Closest diving to the hotel, the Conrad Sharm El Sheikh Resort.

St Catherine's Monastery
Set in the mountains of the Sinai, St Catherine's Monastery is one of the oldest known Christian monasteries in the world, built in the 6th century at the base of Mount Moses. Still a functional monastery, visitors can view the chapel, as well as an amazing collection of icons. Approximately 250 km from the hotel, the Conrad Sharm El Sheikh Resort.

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