The long, paved promenade from one end of Naama Bay to the other allows the freedom to wander with ease and soak up the spectacular scenery. The date palms, vibrant plants and flowers, long sandy beach, coral reefs and year-round sunshine create an enviable ambiance all by themselves; the luxurious hotels, high class restaurants, street cafés, shopping centres and entertainment complete the package to perfection. Diving and snorkelling are gateways to an incredible paradise here. No matter what your ability or interest, it's almost impossible not to be drawn by the water; it has to be seen to be believed. A boat cruise leaves every visitor hungry for adventure and this is why Sharm el-Sheikh has become one of the diving capitals of the world.

As if this isn't enough, Bedouin life can be witnessed and experienced as well as a camel ride across the desert. The Ras Mohammed National Park, a nature reserve with protected marine life, reefs and lagoons, is only 16km away; this is the cape of Sinai and an area of profound natural beauty not to be missed. The cuisine available within the resort is a fantastic blend of Mediterranean, Eastern, Continental and International delights and is so reasonably priced, with an evening meal averaging approximately £6 per head. The cost of living here is cheaper than staying in the U.K! For the younger crowd nightspots like Bus stop or Pasha let you dance the night away until the early hours.