On the terraces of Sharks Bay, this resort steps down toward a private strip of Red Sea, with Tiran Island set like a backdrop across the water. Mornings start with that soft Sinai light; by afternoon you’re between pools, shade, and the long pier that reaches the coral gardens just offshore. It’s an easy rhythm—sea-first, with the city a short drive away.

Rooms and suites are bright and contemporary, many opening to balconies or terraces over gardens, pools, or sea. The architecture is tiered, so outlook matters; request upper terraces for the widest view, or lower levels for quicker paths to the beach and promenade.

Days settle into simple choices. Multiple outdoor pools (family zones and quiet corners) and a private beach keep the water close; the jetty brings you to the house reef for easy snorkeling when conditions are calm. A compact spa and gym handle the reset; families have a kids’ club and small aqua features to spread the day.

Evenings are unhurried: buffet venues for the effortless option and several à la carte restaurants when you want to change the pace—Italian, Asian-leaning, grill, and more. If you prefer a little extra buffer, the Posh Club upgrade adds lounge privileges and a more personalized feel.

The practicalities are straightforward: about 10–11 km from Sharm El Sheikh International Airport, with taxis in roughly a quarter-hour depending on traffic and checkpoints. Book it when you want an all-in Red Sea address with an easy reef, wide pool choice, and dinner options that don’t require leaving the property.