What is the beach like at Sultan Gardens Resort in Sharm El Sheikh: is the shore shallow, is there a pier, and is it convenient for swimming?
Based on 2 discussions with 3 participants · Last activity: 7 days ago
Based on 2 discussions with 3 participants · Last activity: 7 days ago
TL;DR
Guests describe the beach at Sultan Gardens Resort as convenient if you like staying right by the water: the shoreline is usable for shallow entry, and there are two piers for deeper swimming. A beach bar and snack area are close by, but the beach restroom gets poor reviews.
At Sultan Gardens Resort, many see the beach as one of the hotel’s strong points: you can sunbathe right by the water and cool off in the sea without long walks across the property.
If you are worried about shallow water, the resort has two piers, so you can choose between an easier shallow shoreline entry and deeper water from the pontoon.
The beach setup at Sultan Gardens is practical: the bar is just a few steps away, and the snack area is close enough to reach with a short climb up the stairs.
One recurring downside mentioned for the Sultan Gardens beach is the restroom near the sea, with some guests preferring to use the toilet in a neighboring restaurant building instead.
The stair-filled layout does not bother everyone: some guests even skip the internal taf-taf shuttles and walk between the beach and buildings for a bit of exercise.
Compared with some other Egyptian resorts, Sharm El Sheikh can have waves, so the sea is not always completely calm—especially if you have only stayed in Hurghada or Marsa Alam before.