What is the food and drinks like at an all-inclusive resort in Egypt?

In a recent third-day update, guests say the resort provides enough food and they are generally satisfied with the dining.

One guest notes the snack options are basic — pancakes with jam or with cheese and meat, nothing special. However, the main meals are fully satisfying and tasty, and the on-site coffee shop is a standout.

Guests mention alcohol service on the shared beach starts at 10am, and there is a separate bar with imported alcohol, including sparkling wine, located near the Lagoon Swim-up rooms.

Regarding wine, guests add that the red, white, and rosé wines are all excellent. Good cocktails on the beach are also available for just $1.

Beyond the main meals, guests specifically praise the sweet snacks, with donuts and waffles mentioned as especially good.

Drinks are not limited to alcohol: guests say they regularly have water, tea, coffee, and cocktails. One recent report also says they had drinks with ice and from regular glasses without issues, while still preferring bottled water for brushing their teeth.

Reviews vary widely: some guests find the food and amenities perfectly adequate, while others expect more. It helps to set realistic expectations for a standard all-inclusive package — sun loungers, beach access, and buffet meals are all included.

Guests rated the food 5 out of 5. The beach has a sandy entry suitable for swimming and snorkeling. For drinks, white wine and cocktails at the Blue Bar were highlights.

White wine and cocktails at the Blue Bar are the go-to drinks at the resort. Overall guest satisfaction is very high.