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Aqua Blu Sharm Hotel

in Sharm El Sheikh , Egypt - Red Sea T rating: 3 plus

On-site aqua park
14 pools
4 restaurants

With its castle-like appearance, and on-site waterpark clocking up 14 pools and 62 slides, the Aqua Blu Sharm Hotel stands out from the crowd.

This hotel is part of Aqua Park City, which sits on a clifftop in the Ras Om El Seid area of Sharm El Sheikh. As a guest here, you get full access to Sharm’s biggest aqua park – it has a total of 62 slides, including high-speed twisters and free-fall ones. You’ll also find no fewer than 14 pools, including one with a wave machine and a Nemo pool for children.

The hotel itself look a bit like a castle, with Medieval-style turrets and onion-shaped domes on the roof. It’s home to 5 restaurants, including buffet options and à la carte choices with Asian, Mediterranean and Italian menus. You’ll also find places to eat on the hotel’s promenade, which is packed with cafés and shops.

Lastly, bedrooms are spacious and come with tiled floors and huge ornate headboards. Plus, they all have satellite TVs, air-conditioning, and that all-important balcony or terrace.

Hotel features

All Inclusive

Full Board buffet meals
Snacks
Ice-cream for children
Locally produced alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks, soft drinks, tea and coffee 10.00-24.00
Activities as listed
Entertainment as listed
Other facilities as indicated
Facilities that do not form part of your All Inclusive package may incur extra local charges, please see the A-Z Guide

Meals

Main international buffet restaurant
Chinese and Indian buffet restaurant
Mediterranean buffet restaurant
Italian buffet restaurant
The following are not included in your All Inclusive package: A la carte restaurant

Swimming pool

14 swimming pools in all with a total of 62 slides
2 poolside snack bars
Sunbeds
Parasols

Entertainment

Low-key entertainment programme of local Egyptian acts
Disco
Bars

Activities

Tennis
Fitness room
Aerobics
Aqua aerobics
Outdoor chess
Table tennis
Darts
Volleyball

For Families

Kids' section of pool
Kids' club for 4-12 years
Playground

Facilities

Aqua park with waterslides, space hole, raft slides and splash zones
The following are not included in your All Inclusive package:
Drinks after midnight
Premium brand drinks
Laundry
Dry cleaning
Internet access
Money exchange
Shopping arcade
Massage
Beauty treatments
Watersports
Billiards
Scuba diving
Boccia

Extra Charges

Some facilities may incur extra local charges, please see the A-Z Guide.

Other Information

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Our rating

3 plus

Official Rating

4 Star

Sleeps up to

3 adults

No. of rooms

537

Room facilities

Standard rooms sleep up to 3 adults with 1 double or twin beds, an extra bed, shower, satellite TV, phone, air-conditioning, minibar restocked with water and balcony or terrace.

Room Upgrades

Family rooms sleep up to 2 adults and 2 children under 12yrs with 1 double or twin beds and child bunkbeds.

Location

On the cliff of Ras Om El Seid
10km from Na'ama Bay
18km from the airport

Transfers

30 minutes

Your guide to Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt - Red Sea

"Top diving, great nightlife and near-endless sunshine. Sharm El Sheikh hits the mark for scuba fans, beach lovers and party-goers.”

Perched on the southernmost tip of Egypt’s Sinai Peninsula, Sharm El Sheikh is drenched in hot, hot sunshine – we’re talking average temperatures of 37 degrees in July and August. Even the winter months tend to stay warm and dry, with rain a rarity. It’s no wonder it’s become the place to holiday in recent years.

Everything Sharm has to offer comes down to its location. Once a sleepy fishing village, it now spreads between Nabq Bay in the north, down through the tourist heart of Naama Bay, to Maya Bay in the south, ticking off Dahab in the process. Wherever you are, look one way and you’ll see the rocky landscapes of the Sinai Desert. Look the other, and you’ll clock what most people come here for – the Red Sea. With incredible coral reefs, shipwrecks and marine life all basking in its warm waters, this is one of the world’s blockbuster scuba spots.

And that’s not all. There are still the luxury hotels, fabulous shopping malls and endless supply of restaurants to think about. Not to mention the camel treks and desert excursions. All topped with a large helping of electrifying nightlife.

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