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Visit Sharm ElSheikh in Egypt - travel guide

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World Tube https://www.youtube.com/user/World1Tube Shepherd Entertainment takes you on a tour of Sharm El-Sheikh, which lies on the Sinai Peninsula opposite or Hurghada. This is the new holiday Capital of Egypt which awaits vacationers arriving to see the coral reefs of the Red Sea, but it's also a perfect place to start an excursion to Biblical Monuments of the Peninsula. Sharm El-Sheikh lies on the Sinai Peninsula opposite or Hurghada. This is the new holiday Capital of Egypt which awaits vacationers arriving to see the coral reefs of the Red Sea, but it's also a perfect place to start an excursion to Biblical Monuments of the Peninsula. Together with the Na'ama and the Shark Bays, Sharm El-Sheikh became a tourist center only in the last decade. Tourist can familiarize themselves with characteristic Egyptian souvenirs on the coastal shopping street of the city. The main role is played by the water pipes or shishas which are perfect as an ornament. The statues depict Pharaohs and Egyptian gods, and the baskets of the street merchants are full of spices. Arabian clothes are very popular as well as T-shirts printed with local motifs, and bottles filled with colored sand from the desert. The caricature-like ceramics depicting the everyday Arab life are really extraordinary. One can combine an eventful though tiring Archaeological tour with a holiday providing full relaxation. The hotel prices are very good, the weather very warm from spring to autumn, and moreover, the holiday centers of Egypt can be reached easily from all over Europe since Sharm El-Sheikh has its own International Airport. The level of service is usually a pleasant surprise to those who have never been to Egypt before. A name of the customers' choice can be carved or written on copper plates or papyrus with either Egyptian hieroglyphs or Latin letters. Since most hotels have their own beaches, public beaches are very rare, however there are some in Na'ama Bay. The pride of the growing city is the palm tree lane behind the hotels and the brand new Islamic mosque built for the Arabs working and living here. The old market was a bazaar at the time when only fisherman lived here. Fishing nets and storm lanterns can still be purchased at the market. Formerly, it was only a vegetable and fruit market, but for the sake of tourists, the supply was broaden by copper plates and silverware, papyrus, alabaster statues, and postcards. Near the grocery store, a goat is begging and willing to be photographed, fully aware of its special status. The hotels here are made up of long buildings, not high skyscrapers. The buildings and apartments are situated in beautiful parks surrounding uniquely designed pools. The hotels have their own beaches with not only the possibility to rent water sports equipment but to take diving and surfing lessons as well. There are two ways of diving, the simpler one is with the goggles and the pipe and is called snorkeling, while the other one is done in a diving suit with and oxygen tank and is called scuba diving. Both sports can be practiced in the Red Sea and the necessary can be rented or purchased. Visit Sharm ElSheikh in Egypt - travel guide Tags: Visit Sharm El-Sheikh in Egypt,Egypt travel attractions,egypt travel information,Egypt Travel Tips,sharm el-sheikh in egypt,shepherd entertainment,world travel,egypt travel guide,shepherdfilm