Sharm El Sheikh Diving

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Sharm El Sheikh Hotels For A Holiday With No Diving

The very popular resort of Sharm el Sheikh is, among other attributes (including superb weather), famous for its scuba diving. Sharm has many wonderful charms and attractions to offer non-diving enthusiasts, such as desert safaris, ancient monuments and pamper days at top health spas. Take a look at all the superb things you can do in Egypt’s Red Sea resort.
Sharm el Sheikh hotels
Sharm el Sheikh hotels come in a huge range of star-ratings but always at highly competitive prices so you will find something that will completely suit your needs and budget.



Not interested in going under water? Stay above sea level with Kite Junkies. Open since 2007, Kite Junkies is Sharm’s only kite surfing centre. The staff at Kite Junkies are highly professional, friendly and strive to provide outstanding customer service all year round. Located only 10 minutes from the airport, you will find the base on the beach right near the Regency Plaza Resort. Beginners and advanced level kite surfers are all welcomed to enjoy the 3 square kilometres of fantastic flat water!



Your holiday to Sharm really can be as relaxing as the brilliant
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on offer. For a complete pampering session head to the Oriental Spa & Hamam which welcomes both men and women. For a reasonable price you can enjoy a massage on a slab of warm marble and a divine body scrub which will leave you with perfectly smooth skin. If you fancy candle-lit rooms, stone walls and clean white towels then a spa day could be perfect for you.



Get far away from the world of diving and head into the desert on a four wheel motorbike for a pure adrenalin rush. Quadrunning is a very popular activity for many holiday makers staying in Sharm. Easy to learn, Quadrunning only really requires that you can hold one finger down on a button! Discover the beauty of the desert and its captivating sand dunes by either sunrise or sunset, traditional herbal tea will be served for refreshments. The staff in Sharm’s brilliantly
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will happily book you transportation to wherever you need to be



Take a day excursion to visit the world famous Sinai Mountain or “Moses Mountain” as it is also called. A place of strong religious pilgrimage is found in St Katherine city in the Sinai region. Climbing the mountain is an extremely enjoyable day out, although be warned, you will need to be considered reasonably fit. Take the pressure off your climbing-legs and add to the enjoyment of the day by hiring a camel for approximately £8. This is bound to be an experience that you never forget.



One of Egypt’s top national parks is in Sharm el Sheikh; the Ras Mohammad National Park has been attracting visitors to its marine reserve since back in 1983. Ras Mohammad can boast some of the world’s best shoreline configurations and coral reef ecosystems along with being a superb place to see thousands of migratory birds. Sharm el Sheikh hotels have something for everyone; whether you are on vacation with a partner, friends or young children – there will be a great place for you to stay.

Sharm El Sheikh Dives - June 2011