Where can I find fixed-price tourist shops like Mango Market in Sharm El Sheikh?

Carrefour is another supermarket option for shopping in Naama Bay, with mangoes, sweets, nuts and coffee; one traveler reported a wider selection than FixPrice. Distance depends on where you are staying: other travelers reported a roughly 40-minute walk and negotiated a taxi ride for $1.

Besides Mango Market, Cleopatra, Aten, and Gomla are mentioned as walkable shops with good prices for tourist purchases.

For shopping in Old Market, Mango Market may not be the cheapest option: a recent report found sunscreen at $4.70 versus $4 in a nearby stall, and identical fins at $20 versus $10 at the market without bargaining. The store’s free shuttle is noted as an advantage.

Another reference point: near the Monte Carlo hotel area you'll find both Old Market and Mango Market, about a 15-minute walk away.

The most recent shopping tip is Mango Market, recommended as an easy fixed-price option for tourist essentials in Sharm El Sheikh.

If you're staying near Soho, Mango Market is walkable in the evening at about 1.1 km or roughly 13 minutes on foot. After that, you can keep walking along Il Mercato for more shops and cafes.

Another option is Dahab Center, where travelers mention 2 Point Market stores with a similar feel to Mango Market. The mall area also has tourist supplies, cafes, and places to watch football.

From the Il Mercato area, Dahab Center is also walkable at around 1.5 km or about 17 minutes. It works well if you want to combine an evening walk with shopping.

If you don’t mind a longer walk, you can continue all the way to Old Market from this area. It’s a practical route for seeing several shopping districts in one evening.

Naama Bay is also mentioned for fixed-price shopping, making it a good area if you prefer stores without heavy bargaining and a more straightforward tourist-friendly setup.