



You'll be fed and watered by an international kitchen team, whether it's traditional Egyptian cuisine overlooking the lagoons, barbecues by the pool, or Mediterranean dishes in the Soma Bay marina. During the day, grab something chilled and nestle under an umbrella at the Beachcomber Bar, and later on, head to the Sultan, the perfect spot for an Oriental afternoon tea or evening drinks. The luxurious spa has an impressive menu featuring seawater tonic pools, an array of massages, and specialties like the soothing 'Wrap of Egypt'.
The resort has 325 rooms and suites across its whitewashed buildings. With honey-hued woods, giant archways, and breezy interiors, the rooms all have a Mediterranean feel - and the views aren't any different, with the sight of lapping, azure waves visible from your bed, bathtub and balcony (in some rooms). The Presidential Suite is ultra spacious with an extra dressing room, kitchenette and dining area and for added privacy, the Terrace Suite has a large veranda with views spanning all the way to the Safaga mountains.
If you're a water baby, you've come to the right place. There is everything from banana boat rides to scuba diving in the crystalline bay. For a dash of history, take a trip along the coast to Luxor, where you'll find King Tutankhamun's tomb in the Valley of Kings, and the Alabaster Factory where you can pick up hand-carved souvenirs. Otherwise, take a drive into the desert to visit a Bedouin Village and join the locals for a traditional tea ceremony and ride camel-back over the sand.
An ideal beach finale to an Egyptian adventure, combining world-class diving and fabulous hotels.