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Beach Albatros Resort

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

Panoramic views
Close to the beach
Lots of activities

When you stay at the Beach Albatros Resort, sunsets, lazy late breakfasts, and easy access to the beach are all part of the package.

The views come thick and fast at the Beach Albatros Resort. The hotel is on the cliff top in Ras Om El Sid, and it overlooks the Ras Mohammed peninsula. At dusk, you can watch the sun setting over the Sinai Mountains in the distance.

Despite being on a cliff, the Beach Albatros isn’t inaccessible. A panoramic elevator takes you to the beach below in minutes. Plus, the hotel runs a regular shuttle bus to downtown Sharm El Sheikh.

The hotel’s facilities list is arm-length. When you’re not swimming in the sea-view swimming pool, you can play tennis or beach volleyball, or take advantage of all the watersports available on the beach.

You’ll never go hungry when you stay here. The main restaurant serves up Egyptian and international food at breakfast, lunch and dinner. And, in between, the Montimare café lays on a late breakfast, afternoon tea, and late night snacks. Other eateries include a beachside snack bar.

Photos of Beach Albatros Resort

Hotel features

All Inclusive

Full board buffet meals
Snacks
Selected local alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks 10.00-24.00
1 bottle of mineral water in mini bar per day
Activities as listed
Entertainment as listed
Other facilities as indicated
Facilities that are not part of your All Inclusive package may incur extra local charges, please see the A-Z Guide

Meals

Main buffet restaurant
Beach restaurant for lunch and snacks
La Veranda Cafe

Swimming pool

2 swimming pools
Sunbeds and beach towels on the beach and around the pools
2 poolside bars

Entertainment

Evening entertainment programme in La Veranda Cafe

Activities

Beach volleyball
Water polo
Table tennis
Fitness centre
Aqua gym
Aerobics
Boccia
Darts

For Families

2 children's pools
Hotel-run kids' club
Playground

Facilities

The following facilities are not included in your All Inclusive package:
24 hour room service
Internet café
Massage
Diving and watersports on the beach
Billiards
Tennis
Sauna
Whirlpool bath
Steam bath
Medical service
Laundry service
Shopping arcade

Extra Charges

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

Other Information

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Only from Thomson

In the UK, this holiday is only available from the Thomson Group.

Our rating

3 plus

Official Rating

4 Star

Room facilities

All rooms have air-conditioning, shower, satellite TV, minibar, hairdryer, phone and a balcony or terrace. Double rooms as standard, sleep up to 3 people with a double bed and an extra bed.
Bungalows sleeping up to 4 with twin beds and two extra beds.

Cruise & Stay

available here. Visit www.thomson.co.uk/cruise for details.

Location

On a private beach - accessed by a cliff elevator
Central Sharm El Sheikh, 7km

Transfers

45 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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