Sharm El Sheikh Nightlife

night time is great in naama bay its like blackpool with sun , best after 6pm when its nice and cool stroll throgh the markets and shops to pick up a bargain.
best bit is mcdonals giant size meals drinks/fries and meals for a half of the price in the u.k

watch out for the young lads who speak every european language and guess what country you are from to sell at overpriced rates.

Dress Code: very casual , t shirt shorts and flip flops

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Il mercato is the newest place in sharm el sheikh it have many things to be done there all kinds of bars ,pups discos, restaurants and much more to do you can't miss il mercato in sharm el sheikh its the whole family place.

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Very relaxing place, with indoor (air conditioned) and outdoor areas, comfortable seating for drinking and socializing.Good food and cocktails, cool draught beer and cheap prices!!!!
main sport events shown on big screen, free wi-fi and internet point.
Nice meeting point for resident and tourist.
Italian management.

Sinai Casino is right next door to the Sonesta Beach Resort Hotel. We decided to go here for the night as the Thomson Rep recommended it & i had never been gambling before either.
It was good value for money, we paid £30 each which included a four course meal, $10 to spend in the Casino & all the free entertainment throughout the night. It was a really good experience the Casino was amazing with all the furnishings it felt like you were in a palace.

We were shown how to play all the games in the VIP room which is used by Tony Blair & George Bush who like to go there.

I enjoyed the live entertainment, the dancers were great & the service from the waiters was great too. I enjoyed the meal too it was really nice.

Dress Code: Dress to impress baby........get out your best gear!

I visited the Camel a few times whilst i was in Sharm. I really enjoyed it here, it was a really relaxed atmoshphere whilst watching the world go by on the roof top bar. It had some great views of Naama bay.

It has two seperate parts, the first being the first floor enterance via the steps which leads you to a spacious bar decorated in flags from around the world, pictures and notes from the people who had visited. Looked quite cool! From this floor, there is steps that lead to the roof top bar, which i went to everytime i was there. It had seating, but it was too busy i couldn't find a seat and was happy perching on the wall overlooking Naama bay strip. You can eat here, although i didn't eat - what i saw did look nice! It does serve alcohol - what i saw i think it was local beer but i may be wrong as i don't drink alcohol myself.

It is a popular bar - a lot of people whom i met mentioned it and so did the locals. It's definately a must see!

Dress Code: I don't think there is any. I went in short shorts and a shirt, no one mentioned anything to me.

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Every Bedouin tent that i went into was great fun, i enjoyed lounging in the comphy cushions and watching the world go by as you listen to traditional eygptian music. There was one i went to which had a 'Magic Show' for entertainment and it was great fun to watch. Although i thought the guy was a bit daring at times...rather him than me! But all the same, i really enjoyed these tents as they were so relaxed but you got a feel of Egypt too. I also found the drinks aren't expensive and they offered sheesha pipes for a small charge.

Dress Code: I don't think anything too dressy, its a very relaxed atmosphere.

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Came back from sharm last week with my girlfriend. We decided to check out Pacha and thought the ministry of sound nights would be the best. Ended up going on friday to their smoove party, which my girlfriend liked a lot (as she loves hip-hop music) but i much prefer house music. The club is absolutely awesome! open-air, great sounsystem, and really gave us the holiday feeling. We ended up going to the ministry party again on th saturday where they played house music - mostly funky and electro - we loved every minute - it made out holiday! we thanked the ministry staff, who invited us back on the sunday for free!!! - lovely guys called adam and paul - they had a chat with us and pinted out some good attractions and holiday tips which saved us quite a bit of money! definately going back soon, if you go to sharm i'd seriously reccomend ministry of sound!

Dress Code: its quite hot so i guess that smart casual is fine - i wore 3quarter length trousers and trainers.

sit and chill try the shesha and the beer or wine are cheap even cheaper if you get it from the supermarket which is part of thre bar. the bar staff are great and the manager is really freindly

Dress Code: any thing gos