On a long, pale crescent south of Hurghada, Steigenberger Resort Ras Soma spreads low and modern between desert hills and the Red Sea. The beach is broad and sandy; a jetty takes you straight to blue water; and the horizon runs unbroken—a resort tuned to light, space, and sea.

You’re ~50–55 km from Hurghada Airport, far enough for calm, close enough for easy arrivals. Mornings open on a beach walk or an unhurried swim; afternoons drift toward paddle or kite sessions when the wind is right; evenings return to the waterline when the light turns gold.

Opened April 2021 with 409 keys, rooms and suites are bright, with terraces to gardens, pools, or the sea. Layouts step up through family options to suites (including Royal Suites) that add more privacy and a little theatre to the view.

Multiple pools spread the day; the private sandy beach is the signature. An onsite water-sports hub covers diving, kite surfing, SUP and sailing; courts and a gym round out the energy between swims. Younger guests get a kids’ club with indoor–outdoor space.

All-inclusive done with range rather than noise: Kahramana for generous buffets; Arabesque for Levantine plates; Maya and Cabana by the water; Benisuma for Japanese/Asian (with a teppanyaki counter). Lounges and a lobby bar look after the in-between hours.

Mividaspa is the quiet center—sauna, steam, Jacuzzi, treatment rooms—plus a salon and a gym when you want an hour off the beach.

A new-build, beachfront resort where space and the sea lead: sandy-beach mornings, water-sports on your doorstep, contemporary rooms angled to the horizon, and dining that keeps the mood unhurried. It’s polished without theatre—book it when you want Red Sea clarity with modern ease.