Sharm El Sheikh beach

The beach is half artificial. There were exits of rocky surfaces in many places. There also were many pieces of the coast, where there were fragments of coral, rock and large pebbles. Therefore, to create a full-fledged large beach, masses of sand were brought in.

The color of the beach is bright yellow. In some places, the shade becomes closer to dark yellow, somewhat brown. Sand is heterogeneous in composition. Pebbles can be found in some places among medium and large grains of sand.

The sandy shore almost everywhere goes to the same bottom. However, in most places, corals are present in addition to sand. Somewhere there are more clusters, somewhere less. Sometimes corals can be located closer to the coast, and therefore all bathing tourists should be as cautious as possible. The bottom can only be cleaned in places where the beach is closed and belongs to the hotel territory. In this case, the workers specifically clean the seabed. But there are very few such places.

The depth of the sea near the coast is growing near the shore. You can swim freely in shallow water only within ten to fifteen meters from the edge of the shore. Further, the depth gradually increases with the exception of large accumulations of coral. The bottom is not visible at a distance of about fifty meters even in the clear water of the gulf.

When is it better to go?

Red Sea resorts are open year-round. However, in July and August it is better to refrain from traveling, because there is unbearable heat, approximately 35-40 degrees, you can sunbathe in the sun instantly. May-June and September-October is the best time to travel to Egypt, because the heat is decreasing and hotel prices are getting lower (since the Mediterranean holiday season is still open).