Is this Egypt all-inclusive resort suitable for a holiday with a young child?
From messages by 4 participants in 2 sources · Last activity: 15 days ago
From messages by 4 participants in 2 sources · Last activity: 15 days ago
TL;DR
The resort can work for families mainly because of the sea and beach, but food for young children may be difficult: soups can be spicy and meat dishes overcooked. Guests praise the beach and available loungers, while the sea entry in the V section is reported to be poor.
Food choices may be limited for a four-year-old: guests mention spicy soups, tough or overcooked meat, and chicken that was not appealing. Plain pasta is usually available as a neutral side dish.
The beach is convenient for a relaxed day out: guests generally find free loungers, drinks may be brought even to the far end of the beach, and adults managed without water shoes. For children, shoes are mainly useful because the sand gets hot.
Ask which beach section your room uses: the sea entry in the V area is described as very poor. Guests also report broken loungers that are not always removed promptly.
Food feedback is mixed: some guests praise fried shrimp and shrimp pasta at the beach restaurant, frequent seafood, and large burger patties. Others find the selection small, although sufficient to avoid going hungry; mangoes and figs were especially appreciated on one day.