Royal Oasis Resort, Sharm El Sheikh

Elegant, contemporary one and two bed room self catering apartments in a stunning new complex. Situated in a peaceful area overlooking Naama Bay, they are ideal for families or friends wanting a more personal experience than the larger resorts.

Colour schemes inspired by the Sinai landscape run throughout, giving a feeling of light and space, with artwork commissioned from local photographer, Graham Fordham, gracing the walls. These luxurious apartments are finished to a very high standard and designed for comfort, down to the Habitat furniture and beds and sumptuous Egyptian cotton linen & towels. They come complete with all the creature comforts you would need & expect in a self catering apartment. from eco friendly washing machine and flat screen TV, to the retractable drying line in the bathroom. All the apartments have a very comfortable full size sofa bed in the lounge.

Thanks to the English customer service team, they are finished with great care down
to the last detail. The ground floor flats have their own terrace or garden area and the upper floors enjoy French balconies.
Residents can enjoy a large sun terrace and lovely pool area with jacuzzi.

Quiet and peaceful, yet only fifteen minutes from the airport, the complex has easy access to all amenities, with plenty in the surrounding area to see and do during your stay, including Naama Bay with its many shops & restaurants.

The cosmopolitan resort of Sharm el-Sheikh, set between the Sinai Desert and crystal-clear waters of the Red Sea, is situated at the most southerly point of the Sinai Peninsula, just a short plane journey from the UK and Europe. Due to the ever-present sunshine, the area has today become one of the most popular year round holiday destinations.

The area offers some of the best scuba diving & snorkelling in the world due to the most superb coral reefs, a number of adventurous wrecks and an array of colourful, diverse fish, as well as the larger shark and manta species. Many boat trips are available to take scuba divers and snorkellers to the best sites in the area, among them, Ras Mohamed National Park and The Straits of Tiran.

However, the busiest tourist attraction is Naama Bay, host to a multitude of restaurants catering to every palate, vibrant shops and bazaars, and buzzing night life.

For a more traditional Egyptian experience, visit the Old Market. Despite its name it is in fact a rather new market, located in the area of old Sharm El-Sheikh. A multitude of wares for sale here range from perfume oils, spices and herbs to unique local handicrafts, such as hand-woven rugs, scarves and belly dancing adornments.

Suitable for sun-seekers, beach-lovers, water sports enthusiasts, snorkellers and scuba divers alike, Sharm also provides an excellent base for exploring this fascinating region of Egypt, including Mount Sinai and St. Catherine's Monastery.

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