WELCOME ΤΟSharm El-Sheikh

Al Mustafa Mosque is the most striking building in Sharm el-Sheikh.Designed by Egyptian architect Fouad Tawfik Hafez, the building is a mixture of Ottoman and Mamluk architecture. Completed in 2008 , it can accommodate around 3000 worshippers. The imposing building features two 76-meter-long minarets and gleaming domes.

Dolphina Marine Park Dolphina is Sharm El Sheikh's sole dolphinarium. It used to be called Dolphinella, and is still referred to by that name.Dolphins Show is a 30 minutes show full of fun and enjoyment with 3 very smart and playful dolphins.

King Tut Museum in Genena City is the most important sightseeing in South Sinai. It’s collecting one To one copied pieces of King Tut exhibits from Egyptian Museum. 135 pieces in an integrated museum were proposed with a series of photographs showing the opening of the cemetery and some of the documents in the handwriting of Howard Carter, who discovered the tomb in 1922.

Mount Catherine, is the highest mountain in Egypt.The name is derived from the Christian tradition that angels transported to this mountain the body of the martyred Saint Catherine of Alexandria..the mountain enjoys high religious significance and sanctity, thanks to its summit containing the tombs of the prophets and the righteous.

Eco Camping is set up in one of the most beautiful bays of the National Park Ras Mohamed, close to the Turtle Bay, on a sheltered beach with the Red Sea corals teeming.

Ras Muhammad is the most famous national park in Egypt and one of the most famous diving sites in the world. A national park that is located between the rich coral reefs of the Red Sea and the inland desert of the Sinai- it covers the coral headland at the southernmost tip of Sinai.

Located at the foot of Mount Sinai is one of the world's oldest working monasteries, the St. Catherine's Monastery.This is a beautiful religious site. For cultural and scenic significance the Saint Catherine Monastery listed by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site in 2002.

Al-Salam Mosque is one of the most famous mosques in the great city of Sharm el-Sheikh. It was opened on December 12, 2001 to become one of the city's tourist attractions. The mosque was built with a donation from the Egyptian businessman Hussein Salem. and it is characterized by its flat green dome.

Sharm Papyrus Museum, One of the attractions of Sharm El-Sheikh that attracts the attention of foreign tourists in the ancient market, where they can contemplate how the daily social life of the ancient Egyptians was going through dozens of pictures and drawings engraved on the imitation papyrus papers perfectly.

SOHO Square in Sharm El Sheikh is the newest shopping precinct in front of the Savoy Hotel. SOHO Square includes some of the most famous names in shopping and includes an abundance of restaurants, bars, ice rink and bowling centre.

Sunken ship (under review) One of Sharm El-Sheikh’s most important tourist attractions, which is located within the scope of the Nabq Nature Reserve, where you can dive in one of the best diving spots in the city to see the treasures and archaeological artifacts that were contained in the ship.

Divine Intervention Heavenly Cathedral is one of the biggest and most well-known Coptic Orthodox churches in Sharm El Sheikh. Located in the Hay el Noor district, this iconic religious structure was built at the turn of the 20th Century.

The Thistlegorm wreck, on the west coast of the Sinai Peninsula and 40 km from Sharm El Sheikh, is the best known and most popular wreck dive in the Red Sea. The 125m long British army freighter sank after just 18 months of her launch in April 1940.The SS Thistlegorm is one of the most famous wrecks in the world.