A luxurious oasis between the desert and the reef

Cascading down the hillside from the desert to the Red Sea, Four Seasons Resort Sharm El Sheikh welcomes you to an Arabian fairytale with year-round sun; sleek, modern accommodations; over 3,000 palm trees and panoramic sea views. Limestone cliffs embrace a kilometre of private beachfront with crystal-clear waters and access to a protected marine reserve. Now transformed after a major expansion, our Resort rises to new levels of world-class luxury. Discover spacious new guest rooms and oversized suites – with a choice of modern design or traditional Arabian décor. Delight in a multitude of al fresco dining options, new playgrounds for leisure or business, and authentic desert and sea adventures where every detail is elevated with thoughtful Four Seasons care.

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Underwater Secrets of the Red Sea
Considered Egypt’s diving capital, the Red Sea is home to 76 recognized dive sites – many only a few minutes from our Resort. At our on-site Dive Centre, allow our team of experts to create your most memorable Red Sea experiences. Charter one of our private yachts to discover underwater secrets as you descend through crystal clear waters to the SS Thistlegorm, which sunk in World War II and was rediscovered in the 1950s. One of the world’s top 10 shipwreck diving sites, the SS Thistlegorm is a lively haven for tuna, sea turtles, batfish and moray eels.
Underwater Secrets of the Red Sea
Considered Egypt’s diving capital, the Red Sea is home to 76 recognized dive sites – many only a few minutes from our Resort. At our on-site Dive Centre, allow our team of experts to create your most memorable Red Sea experiences. Charter one of our private yachts to discover underwater secrets as you descend through crystal clear waters to the SS Thistlegorm, which sunk in World War II and was rediscovered in the 1950s. One of the world’s top 10 shipwreck diving sites, the SS Thistlegorm is a lively haven for tuna, sea turtles, batfish and moray eels.
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Journey into Biblical History
Witness the sunrise over Saint Catherine Monastery, built at the spot where God is said to have appeared to Moses in the Burning Bush. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is the oldest continuously inhabited Christian monastery, with a history dating back over 17 centuries. Start the overnight journey with a four-hour hike up Mount Moses for a panoramic view of the monastery and the glittering Red Sea, then enjoy an authentic breakfast at the summit prepared by our chefs.
Journey into Biblical History
Witness the sunrise over Saint Catherine Monastery, built at the spot where God is said to have appeared to Moses in the Burning Bush. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is the oldest continuously inhabited Christian monastery, with a history dating back over 17 centuries. Start the overnight journey with a four-hour hike up Mount Moses for a panoramic view of the monastery and the glittering Red Sea, then enjoy an authentic breakfast at the summit prepared by our chefs.
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The Perfect Suite for Your Stay

With nine different suite types, Four Seasons Resort Sharm El Sheikh offers the most impressive choice of luxurious accommodations in the region. Ideal for families, couples and the most distinguished guests, the collection of 52 luxury suites ranges from one- and two- bedroom suites with sea views, private pools and lush gardens, to standalone beachfront residences featuring your own driveway, complete residential facilities and personal attendant services. Signature Suites include two Presidential Suites and a Royal Suite, with the jewel of the crown being The Palace. Magnificent and modern, and unlike any other in Egypt, this palace-like regal suite offers the ultimate in Four Seasons sophistication, with three bedrooms, two swimming pools, a fitness room, spa treatment room, dressing room and 24-hour personal attendant service.

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