Cascading from limestone cliffs to a private ribbon of sand, Four Seasons Sharm El Sheikh is built for the Red Sea view: palms in the foreground, Tiran Island on the horizon, and clear water that turns snorkeling into a daily ritual. It feels both secluded and connected—the resort runs along nearly a kilometer of shoreline with access to a protected marine reserve.

Rooms, suites, and villas spread through gardens and along the bluff; many add terraces or plunge pools so you wake to sea light and end the day under stars. The scale reads resort, the mood stays residential, with small pathways that pull you toward the water and back to quiet. (The collection spans 16+ categories, from classic rooms to signature suites and villas.)

Days move at an easy pace between four pools—lap, family, couples and a swim-up option—and the private house reef, a rare in-resort dive site that works for first lessons as well as serious depth. The Dive Centre can outfit everything from a casual snorkel to technical dives, or arrange boat days farther afield.

Evenings gather around the resort’s restaurants and lounges—a dozen venues when everything’s in swing. Keep the sea close at Reef Grill or Sails Lounge; choose Arabesque for Mediterranean–Levant notes; slip into the Observatory Lounge for a last look at the water. In-room dining is 24/7, from Bedouin breakfast on your terrace to a beachside dinner.

Between swims, the Spa handles the reset—sauna/steam lounges, a lap pool, outdoor whirlpools, and 12 treatment rooms including a couple’s suite and two sea-view cabanas. Families find generous space: Kids For All Seasons (4–12) runs daily activities, and a Teen Centre keeps older kids occupied.

What you take away is a vantage as much as a room key: sea light in the morning, reef color at noon, and long, gold evenings that make it hard to leave the terrace. Book it when you want Red Sea clarity with polished service—and a house reef that’s truly steps away.