How do I get to my resort from Sharm el Sheikh airport?

Your primary option will be to grab an airport taxi to Sharm El Sheikh . Cabs are available 24/7 at a terminal right outside the airport's arrivals area. For a more direct and convenient way to get to your accommodations, it's worth booking a private transfer as part of your easyJet Holiday to Sharm el Sheikh to the city. You'll get someone to greet you at the airport, usher you to a private, air-conditioned vehicle, and bring you straight to your hotel without further delay.

Which UK airports fly to Sharm el Sheikh?

Travellers coming from the UK can fly directly to Sharm El Sheikh from the following airports: Birmingham , Bristol , London Gatwick , London Luton , and Manchester .

How long does it take to fly from the UK to Sharm el Sheikh?

Flight time will depend on weather conditions, air traffic, and where you're coming from in the UK. Those flying non-stop from Manchester can generally expect to be seated for up to 5 hours and 35 minutes, while those coming from Bristol will land 10 minutes earlier. If you're departing from Birmingham or London, expect the shortest flight time at 5 hours and 20 minutes.

What's there for families to do in Sharm el Sheikh?

If you're looking for a city break that is perfect for everyone in the family, Sharm El Sheikh is the place to be. You can start by exploring the desert region surrounding the city by sand buggy or 4x4 , including an authentic Bedouin tea time session, a sunset viewing over the sands, dinner and a folkloric show with a welcoming Bedouin tribe, or stargazing with telescopes as the night deepens. Looking for more to do? Head near the water. Though you can try many of Sharm El Sheikh's water parks, the city's reputation as a seaside resort town means you definitely have to check out its beaches. Na'ama Bay is especially family-friendly, with many amenities and multiple water activities to suit the interests of curious kids, nitpicky teens, and adults wanting to try something new. If you want to take things further, try heading out to sea. Observe thriving marine life in a glass-bottom boat or dive under the waves in a semi-submerged Royal Seascope Submarine. And if you have kids with active imaginations, check out the Ras Mohamed pirates adventure, where your family can hop on a very convincing-looking pirate ship!

Is Sharm el Sheikh good for tourists?

Definitely! The city's full of things to see and do, making it extremely easy to tailor your itinerary. If you're in Egypt to explore its history, Sharm El Sheikh offers plenty of attractions for you to see. Book an easyJet holiday to the city, and you can bundle it with a ticket to the Sharm al-Sheikh Museum, where you'll see Egyptian artefacts, mummies, statues of ancient political figures, Hathor columns, and the sculpture heads of Pharaoh Thutmose and his wife, Hatshepsut. You can also tour more of the city, stopping by landmarks like the Al-Sahab Mosque, an architectural wonder facing the Red Sea that dates back to the Ottoman Era, and shopping in the nearby Old Market. Want something more romantic? You could book a private boat tour with a seafood lunch or a Turkish bath experience with facials and massages. Sharm El Sheikh is also known for its nightlife, so if you're looking to party, you can start with a tour of the city's very own Soho, called Soho Square, to check out a plethora of restaurants, bars, and even British pubs where you can grab a pint.

What day trips can you take from Sharm el Sheikh?

You can take plenty of day trips from the city, and if you book them through an easyJet holiday, you can embark on excursions that take you to some of the most popular spots in Egypt. Just two hours away from the city centre, you can explore Mt. Sinai - also called Moses Mountain - which is believed to be the place where Moses received the Ten Commandments. You can then tour the nearby St. Catherine's Monastery, among the world's oldest existing Christian monasteries, and take a look around Dahab City. Your day trips can get even more exciting with excursions to some of Egypt's most important cities. From Sharm El Sheikh, you can travel to the city of Luxor, where a certified Egyptologist will take you through major sites like the Valley of the Kings and Karnak Temple. Want to include Egypt's capital in your itinerary? You can book a day trip from Sharm El Sheikh to Cairo, including flights that will let you see some of Egypt's most iconic attractions- including the Pyramids of Giza and the Great Sphinx!

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When's the best time to go?

Best time to visit

England’s capital city attracts millions of visitors each year, and it offers up something for everyone whatever time you visit. If you’re looking to indulge in retail therapy, hit the January sales or come over Christmas. Festival lovers, meanwhile, can consider the warmer summer months. And those seeking historical sites would be best to come in spring or autumn, when there’s less queuing and strain on the tubes and buses.

Avoid the crowds

Late spring and the summer months are the busiest times to visit the city. In these months, the temperatures can get extremely hot and the sights and transport links are packed out, so come outside of these periods if you want to avoid the masses. Festival season is also in full swing, and lots of the city’s parks and open spaces are taken over with events.

*Information provided is indicative only and may be subject to change