Welcome to Egypt; welcome to the Sinai Peninsula the land of turquoise spanning 61,000 square kilometers that juts out into the Red Sea, sandwiched between the Gulf of Suez to the west and the Gulf of Aqaba to the east, the meeting point of continents; Africa and Asia and the separation point of seas.

For thousand of years Sinai has been one of the most important crossroads in the world, since the Pharaohs of Egypt built the road from Shur across Sinai to the towns of Beersheba and Jerusalem. The Romans and the Nabataea opened up a road from west to east, which later became the pilgrims’ route leading from Egypt to Mecca.

Apart from being a place passed through around 1250B.C, the Sinai desert experienced the great epic of the people of God. Here, Moses is said to have received the Ten Commandments and here Hebrews made the painful way along the road to the Promised Land. During the first year of Christianity, Sinai was inhabited by legions of monks. Later, Saint Catherine monastery became the seat of bishopric.

Sinai is now a must-see destination for many travelers due to the pleasant temperatures all year round, the beautiful beaches, impressive mountains and above all, the underwater beauty of the Red Sea, identified as one of the best diving sites in the world.

SHARM - LOCATION
 
Sharm El Sheikh, the vein of Sinai, is located southeast of the Sinai Peninsula. It is made up of five areas: Nabq bay: which borders the city from the North, Naama bay: with its concentration of hotels and diving centers, Sharm El Maya: where the diving boats are cruising daily from its jetty to all diving sites, the top of the cliff (Umm Sid): with panoramic views of Sharm El Sheikh and Ras Nousrani: one of the most treasured diving sites.
 

SHARM - INFRASTRUCTURE
 
Substantial increase in the capacity of infrastructure components recently occurred in all aspects, e.g. telecommunications, electricity, potable water and sewage disposal. The city also includes a variety of services and facilities (health, educational, cultural, commercial, food courts, shopping centers, cinema, casinos, schools ...etc.), which serve both tourists and residents.
 
SHARM - SHOPPING & LEISURE
 
Visitors of Sharm El-Sheikh experience a variety of water and land activities. Beach seekers find enormous activities such as diving, snorkeling, windsurfing, Pare-sailing, banana boats, and canoes. Adventurers and sportsmen find Sharm El-Sheikh a haven offering diverse activities such as golf, tennis, horseback riding, camel riding, volleyball, and desert safari. The development in the city offers an exclusive world of luxury and elegance. A fantasy world of space and style is there comprising glamorous low density resorts, exclusive sports' facilities, unparalleled food courts and shopping centers.