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Sharm El-Sheik is a gate to paradise where you will spend some amazing time during your stay. Here are the places you should make sure to visit while in Sharm El-Sheikh.

Getting in the turquoise waters of the Red Sea is among the top activities to once in Sharm El Sheikh. The most famous diving centers are known to be Ras Um Sid, Sheikh Coast Diving Center and Sharm El Maya with breathtaking underwater scenery.

Ras Mohammed National Park is among the worldly famous marine parks of the Sinai Peninsula. It is also a popular spot for scuba diving and snorkeling for those who would like to venture on the crystal waters to discover the unique coral reefs that are marked as one of the most beautiful places after the Great Barrier Reefs of Australia.
You can take a safari trip the Canyon from Sharm El-Sheikh through guided tours or by off-road vehicles. Colorful Canyon composes of rocks with many different colors formed by oxidation giving the unique landscape its name. You can hike throughout the canyons and enjoy this natural wonder accompanied by beautiful scenery.
There are numerous guided safari tours that take tourists to an adventurous journey along Sharm’s deserts. You can ride a camel, watch the charming sunset in the desert and stargaze with Bedouin guides.

Mount Sinai is known to be sacred for Abrahamic religions, as it is believed to be the place where Ten Commandments were delivered to Prophet Moses. St. Catherine's Monastery, located 250 km outside city at the foot of Mount Sinai, is one of the ancient historical places of worship. The monastery was built by the Byzantine Emperor Justinianus in the 6th century and has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2002.