Nosrani Bay All-Inclusive

Take an all-inclusive option at Ras Nosrani Bay for an ideally located break on the sun-soaked Red Sea Riviera. All-inclusive breaks can mean cheap holidays – even in Egypt’s premier destination – especially if you pick up a last-minute deal. But even if you book a luxury five-star hotel in Ras Nosrani Bay, you’ll still have a bargain on your hands when you consider everything that’s on offer. Of course, the best hotels in Sharm el-Sheikh region provide everything from hairdressers to Turkish baths, spas, gyms and tennis courts onsite, and with crèches, children’s activities and baby-sitting services available, family holidays can still mean a little time away from the kids to explore Sharm’s excellent nightlife and watersports. And time in the water is important if you want to get the most from Ras Nosrani Bay, whether you’ve booked all-inclusive hotel accommodation or a self-catering villa.

 

Ras Nosrani Bay All-Inclusive Holidays –Famous for superb scuba diving
The Red Sea is famous for its superb scuba diving – you can even find specialist all-inclusive diving excursions – with a huge variety of coral reef and hundreds upon hundreds of fish species, as well as some interesting wrecks to explore. Snorkeling and scuba diving lessons can be booked for beginners, and boat trips with underwater viewing allow even the edgy to see incredible marine life. Above water, watersports are well catered for; everything from parasailing to jet skiing is possible either at Nosrani Bay or one of the other resorts along this stretch of the coastline: Sharks Bay, Ras Umm Sid, Nabq Bay or Na’ama Bay. Marine life, wildlife and birdlife can all be seen along with spectacular scenery at nearby Ras Mohammed National Park, so nature lovers will be in their element. Who said an all-inclusive getaway in Egypt was all about the hotel?

 

In fact, while all-inclusive hotels in Nosrani Bay might be the perfect place to relax and unwind in the sun all year round, they’re a great platform for exploring more of Egypt. If you don’t want to venture too far afield, there are short trips to learn about Bedouin culture in the Sinai Desert (go by camel, horseback, jeep or quad bike), or there’s the sacred Mount Sinai and its neighbour Mount Catherine, home to Saint Catherine’s Monastery. To experience all of Egypt’s diversity, you could book a short cruise along the Nile, or take one of the excursions frequently arranged by good hotels in Sharm el-Sheikh to the Pyramids and Great Sphinx at Giza, Cairo, Alexandria, Luxor and the Valley of Kings, or the ancient capital of Memphis.