The night life in Sharm El Sheikh is a colorful show.
Drinking tea and smoking the Shisha (water pipe) seem to be the thing judging from the countless bars and coffee’s offering this.
Moreover if you are looking to socialize with male human beings, I would say that this could be a place for you. My first impression is that there are very few single women (except for a few tourist ones) having a night out here in Sharm.
Well organized and really good value for the money. The boat trip to Tiran Island was a pleasure with food included and friendly and fun staff on board. The price was 15 € (17,5 € including snorkling gear).
When you feel like having something familiar. McDonald’s and other similar places seem to have a really good standard but the prices are exactly the same as at home. Pretty expensive in other words compared to local alternatives.
The first night in Sharm we stayed in a dirty apartment full of mosquitoes. I kind of wished that I had taken some pictures there to show the extraordinary difference compared to the the apartment that we switched to next day. And the price difference wasn’t even that wast. Like 40 € a night instead of 30 €. Now we feel we live in a palace. Since we are 3 adults sharing the cost we feel that it is definitely worth it.
There are a lot of souvenir shops and all sorts of stuff to buy in the old city of Sharm El Sheikh. Some palm trees, a full moon and a couple of minarets on the horizon.. Exotic and beautiful at the same time.
We have only been at one beach so far but it’s a nice and chill place with music and good food and drinks. It’s private and it costs a little bit of money to enter (about 5 € per person after some bargaining). But we decided it was worth it both yesterday and today. Maybe we’ll try some other place tomorrow.
By the way, we are staying in the Delta private apartments complex.
Finally the ocean. Beautiful.
On our way to Sharm El Sheik through the desert.
Really nice bus with air conditioning and about 8 € per person from Cairo.
Working space… Check. It’s interesting how you build a skill in setting up this kind of acceptable office under any kind of circumstance. I like to use a separate keyboard and mouse like this. I also like to minimize the radiation exposure from WiFi etc so I always try to use some kind of cable although, as in this case, there is a WiFi antenna at the end of the cable.
