Sharm El Sheikh Nightlife

Nice place! Rest for eyes! Calm, sweet.
Stuff is too kind. And after that it just has to be BUT!
Six of us were there (three couples) and we haven't arrived at the same time. Waiter noticed that, and at the end he asked if we would like to get separate bills. And we somehow said YES. He brought us separate bills, and watch out: on every bill was spacial tax for printing bill!!! So if you go to Havana, take only one bill! It is not metter of money, but of their theift behaviour.
Around midnight, they start closing bar, so you can enjoy real night life after brake i Havana.

if you want to rest, or to cool down it is right place for you. I've never been it England to tell you that it looks like real English pub, but it is pub. I think I was only one in there who wasn't drinking beer! :)
Guys if you want to impress girl, don't take her there on first date! :)

Dress Code: No dress code at all! As the metter of fact, the more ordinary you are dresses the more plasent you will feel there.

One word: BEST!!!!!
You should feel that ambient, atmosphere, service, pleasant service, music....
On upper floor is night club, and down is restaurant. We haven't tried food, but have no reason to doubt it!
Lot of place for sitting and dancing, excellent air-conditioning... I simply don't have anything bad to say about it...

Dress Code: Guys are supposed not ware short pants, but if you come there from night to night, they will let you in, even in short pants.

It’s called salsa club but they play all types of music but salsa. They main music they play its R&B at least on the Wednesday nights.

Dress Code: Wear what you would normally wear on a night out. Some people dress up some don’t.

Trainers are allowed, so if you want to dance the night away comfortable in your shoes this is the place to go.

It's one of the most popular places to party in Naama Bay.

If you get there before 10.30 it's free after that they will charge you 100 E.P (£10) per person.... you can get away paying half price but that will take a long time hassling with the door men.

The music they play is mixed: R&B, House, Arabic music and every thing else.

Dress Code: Dress as you like, some people do dress up, but others don't. So just wear what you feel comfortable in.

Waterpipe smoking has practically nothing in common with cigarette smoking and has absolutely nothing in common with drugs. The tobacco used for waterpipes is free from nicotine and in addition it passes water for cleaning. There is a variety of tastes, though the most popular ones are apple and strawberry. The taste is all that there is there plus steady puffing. In combination with listening to Arabic music and a couple of beers it gives you relaxation.

If you decide to try it, better select a street cafe with small sofas instead of regular chairs. There are plenty of them in the center of Naama Bay. But actually, any decent hotels has one such cafe of its own.

Dress Code: Well, you better not go there naked :-)

Its advisable to book a table if you fancy eating here, the food prices are very reasonable. I didnt bother eating here as the vegitarian option is practically non existant, but people who did really rated the cuisine.

Drinks are pricier than most places but the atmosphere rocks! Its lively, lovely and a place for everyone to enjoy - no matter how old you are.

Dress Code: Casual dress is the order of the day in this informal bar/restaurant. Even shorts would be acceptable!

It's the best disco in Sharm nowadays on Friday thay make a special party in another place for it in the desert in the open air.
I have took a photo for it here

Dress Code: any thing you like YOU ARE IN SHARM EL SHEIKH