Sharm El Sheikh Nightlife

Savor cocktails in our refined, club-like atmosphere at The Cigar Divan, a formal place to relax and enjoy the end of the day. Tuxedo-clad waiters are on hand to help impart an elegant touch in sophistication and style. Staff prepares Tostadas with Chili Con Carne, Mejillones, Tapas aceitunas and more. Along with signature martinis, this is the place to sip cognac and single-malt whiskeys. Cohibas and Monte Cristo cigars, among others, are on hand for our guests, as well. It is located in the Ritz-Carlton Hotel in Sharm El Sheikh.

Entertainment: Nostalgic Americana including movie soundtracks, Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Sammy Davis Jr. and more.
Reservations recommended
Hours: 5:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m.

Dress Code: Casual elegance

Beer in Naama Bay varies widely in price, obviously you'll pay more in places such as the Hard Rock Cafe (which is worth going to never the less - just to see the whole place halt when YMCA comes on and all the staff dancing to it in the middle of the floor!).

There was a place we found at the bottom of the 'strip' where you can smoke sheesha pipes and there is a permanent happy hour with local beer at LE9 a bottle and cocktails at LE25.

Wine isn't really imported, so the only option in most cases is Egyptian wine.

We ordered a bottle, and had a sip each before ordering a couple of beers and doing away with the wine. It's a really 'acquired' taste, and I'm not sure that many people would like it. Order a glass to begin with and see!

The Tavern opened mid summer 2004,it is part owned/run by a brit and as such has taken on a very british feel.They show premiership football and rugby live and plenty of other sport beside all on a large drop down screen.They do british food aswell,sunday roast etc and was the only place that we saw Sakara lager on tap(much nicer).The owner has also just opened up a small takeaway version of the tavern on the main pedestrian walkway between the Naama centre and the taxi rank on peace road.

Try a sheesha pipe in one of the many bedouin tents in Naama Bay. The taste is really mild and you can choose from flavours such as Vanilla, Apple, Strawberry etc.

We're not smokers, but we enjoyed it never the less!

Located a few metres along from HRC and KFC, it is billed as the top club in Sharm. It costs 50LE for men (including free drink( to get in but girlies are free (that's sexist !!).

The music is pretty good and it starts to get going after about 11pm

UPDATE (August 2005): The nightclub has changed it's name since my last visit to Sharm but as I didn't go there, I've no idea if anything else has changed

Dress Code: Who cares, you are on holiday !!!

Cool place!!!! They let you in without passport, just smile and say "Good evening". Atmosphere is very relaxed. Conisidering that none of us is real gambler, we enjoyed. If they like you they will give you card with one stamp on your first visit, and after third you will be given sweet present. Every night there are dancers and lottery...

Dress Code: Guys what can i tell you, you will have to ware pants or at least 3/4 pants. Beside that, you will be welcomed no metter if you are waring t-shirt or shirt

To be honest, we didn't like it!!!!
Maybe we read so much nice, and we expected something, but...
It is small, music is so so.
Drunk people around you spilling beer and trying to dance.
Sorry, but it is not my idea of enjoying in night club.