Things To Do

Hadaba beaches boast golden sands and the allure of the azure blue waters of the Red Sea, with most hotels home to private stretches, and the area offering a quiet charm, away from the bustle of the main resort of Sharm El Sheikh and its lively base, Naama Bay. 

One of the main attractions of Red Sea cheap holidays to Egypt is the scuba-diving, of course, and it's a great place to learn, being home to spectacular coral reefs and a host of fascinating marine life. There's a wealth of centres and schools around the Hadaba and Sharm El Sheikh area, to suit all level of enthusiast, and offering access to some of the best sites in the world.

Even non-divers can experience the magnificent underwater landscapes, with plenty of places to snorkel along the coast and explore the offshore reefs. Snorkelling is accessible at Hadaba from local beach jetties, and from popular sites nearby such as Ras Um Sid.

Swimming pools, tennis courts, volleyball, table tennis, pool, billiards, go-karting and bowling can be found in and around the Hadaba area, and in addition to diving and snorkelling, there are facilities for windsurfing, water skiing, canoeing, parasailing, as well as fishing trips and submarine rides. 

For a change from the beach, Aqua Blue Water Park in Hadaba offers fun for everyone on family holidays here, and a great way to cool off, with its vast selection of slides and long lazy river providing a watery playground for all ages.  

Enjoy a stroll around town and soak up the authentic Egyptian culture in Hadaba, whether it be bartering at the local markets and stalls, to camel rides and trips to the shows at Alf Leila Wa Leila, which hosts belly dancers and traditional music each night.

No holiday to Egypt is complete without a trip to the desert, and there are various tours to take. Join a serene horse riding trek or camel safari across the dunes at sunrise, take part in a thrilling jeep or quad-bike ride, make a heady climb up Mount Sinai or just relax under the stars at a traditional Bedouin feast with the local tribes people - all excellent ways to soak up the beauty of the Sinai Desert.