On the wide arc of Nabq Bay, Coral Sea Water World is built for easy, sun-soaked days: a sandy beachfront with a long jetty to the reef, Sinai’s pale hills behind, and a full waterpark that keeps both kids and grown-ups smiling between swims in the sea.

Mornings start with Red Sea light across the water; by late morning you’re choosing between the beach and the waterpark—slides, a lazy-river drift, splash zones and a wave pool. When the wind drops, the jetty takes you straight to coral for a quick snorkel.

Rooms are bright, practical spaces made for outdoor living—balconies or terraces looking onto gardens, pools, or the sea. Family layouts (including bunk-bed options and interconnecting rooms) make it simple to keep everyone together; some categories sit close to the waterpark, others nearer the beach for quieter evenings.

Multiple resort pools spread the crowd, from lively zones by the slides to quieter corners for reading. Down on the sand you’ve got loungers, shade, and the jetty to deeper water; up top, the aqua park is the daytime hub—big slides for thrill-seekers, gentler play areas for smaller swimmers.

All-inclusive done the relaxed way: a main buffet for the effortless option, then à-la-carte evenings (think Mediterranean, grill, or Asian-leaning) so dinner can match your mood. Beach and pool bars look after the in-between hours; coffee spots keep early starts easy.

A well-run kids’ club handles crafts and games; teens tend to orbit the slides, beach volleyball and the game corners. Grown-ups can slip away to the spa and gym for an hour’s reset before sunset.

A family-forward, beachfront resort where the waterpark and the reef share top billing: sandy-beach mornings, slide-happy afternoons, and unhurried evenings with the Red Sea always in view. It’s simple to use, upbeat without being noisy, and set in Nabq for big skies and easy logistics.