Shopping — page 2
84 questions from travelers about Shopping in Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt. Page 2 of 2.
Questions
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Where to buy Dubai chocolate in Sharm el-Sheikh and what is the price?
Dubai chocolate costs around $3 at local stores like Mango Market and Fix in Sharm el-Sheikh. Avoid buying it on excursions or at hotel shops where prices jump to $8–10.
2 sources · 19 days ago
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George Clooney store in Sharm el-Sheikh: what do they sell, prices, and how to get there?
George Clooney is a popular clothing store in Sharm el-Sheikh selling casual wear like shorts and T-shirts. Ask at your hotel reception for exact directions.
2 sources · 7 days ago
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Is it worth buying souvenirs and goods in Sharm el-Sheikh shops or better to buy at home?
Shopping in Sharm el-Sheikh offers limited variety and quality — many items are cheaper back home. Alcohol is best picked up at duty-free on the way back.
2 sources · 48 days ago
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Where to buy souvenirs, oils and teas at fair prices in Sharm el-Sheikh?
Fixed-price shops are the best starting point to understand real price levels. The local Gomla market offers good prices if it's nearby.
2 sources · 48 days ago
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Are there Fix Price stores in Sharm el-Sheikh and where to shop at fixed prices?
Fix Price stores exist in Sharm el-Sheikh proper. A good alternative is Spinneys supermarket in Zenzo Mall, which has fixed prices and accepts Egyptian pounds or card.
2 sources · 30 days ago
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Where to buy mango in Sharm el-Sheikh and how to bring it home on the plane?
Mango Market is the top pick — staff let you taste each variety and pack mangoes in boxes suitable for carry-on. At Gomla market prices range 30–70 EGP, street vendors near the fish market start at $2 but drop to $1 if you walk away.
2 sources · 21 days ago
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Can you buy imported alcohol in shops in Sharm el-Sheikh?
Sharm el-Sheikh has chain stores selling alcohol, but quality is generally poor. Many travelers bring their own spirits from home.
2 sources · today
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Where to buy a waterproof phone case in Sharm el-Sheikh?
Waterproof phone cases are available in Naama Bay area. Avoid street bazaars selling fakes — look for electronics shops or mall stores for better quality.
2 sources · 14 days ago
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Are there decent shops with fair prices near Naama Bay / Nabq Bay in Sharm el-Sheikh, or is Old Market better?
Nabq Bay has shops, but Old Market prices can be higher than fixed-price stores. There is a 24-hour shop in the Old Market, though bringing essentials from home is the most cost-effective option.
2 sources · 29 days ago
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Where to buy Egyptian souvenirs, sweets and perfume oils in Sharm el-Sheikh?
The Old Town area near the mosque has perfume oil shops, Sharmillion district has chain souvenir and sweets stores, and Egyptian vases with good selection are best found in dedicated craft shops.
1 source · 10 days ago
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Can you buy alcohol in Sharm el-Sheikh and how much can you bring back home?
Alcohol is available in Sharm el-Sheikh, though some local sellers may refuse to sell to Russians. You can bring up to 3 liters duty-free into Russia; 3–5 liters require a customs fee; over 5 liters may be confiscated.
1 source · 6 days ago
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Where to buy an action camera at a fair price in Sharm el-Sheikh?
The Omar-Omar shop near the fountain is the most reliable spot — they usually sell at the marked price without inflating it. Budget action cameras with a waterproof case cost around 1,500 EGP.
2 sources · 53 days ago
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Where to buy medicine and beach supplies at fair prices in Sharm el-Sheikh?
The pharmacy near Mango Market (2 km away, free transfer) offers significantly lower prices than hotel-area pharmacies. Local pharmacies near resorts often charge above the printed box price.
2 sources · 5 days ago
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Where to buy shampoos, face masks and perfume in Sharm el-Sheikh — Mango Market or Fix Price?
Sharm el-Sheikh has both Fix Price (in Naama Bay) and Mango Market for buying cosmetics and perfume. Prices may differ from what's printed on packaging, so check in store.
2 sources · 8 days ago
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Where to buy groceries in Sharm el-Sheikh: best supermarkets and markets?
Sharm el-Sheikh has several grocery options: Metro supermarket (near some hotels), Ghazala Market, and Mango Market in Hadaba. Local shops offer better prices on tea, spices, nuts, and cheese.
3 sources · 33 days ago
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Where to buy leather goods in Sharm el-Sheikh?
The Valencia leather and fur store in Sharm el-Sheikh offers a wide selection of leather jackets and bags, Russian-speaking staff, and free transfers. Local leather goods include belts, sandals, bags, and poufs.
2 sources · 55 days ago
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Where to buy a snorkeling mask in Sharm el-Sheikh and how much does it cost?
A snorkel mask costs around $30 on average. There are plenty of shops near hotels; full-face masks are generally not recommended by locals.
2 sources · 1 day ago
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How to avoid overpaying for essential oils and cosmetics in Sharm el-Sheikh?
The price printed on the packaging is the legal maximum — sellers cannot charge more. Avoid Nefertiti shop due to high prices and questionable quality; ask locals for better recommendations.
2 sources · 5 days ago
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What alcohol is worth buying in Sharm el-Sheikh?
Stick to local rum Cubana and ouzo from Drinkies. For branded spirits (liqueurs, vermouth, cognac, vodka), duty-free is your best bet — local versions are generally poor quality.
2 sources · 3 days ago
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Is shopping at Sharm el-Sheikh markets worth it compared to hotel shops?
Sharm el-Sheikh markets are mostly low-quality Chinese goods. Only worth visiting for fresh fruit and sweets — clothing and souvenirs tend to disappoint.
2 sources · 6 days ago
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Is it worth buying mangoes and products at Mango Market in Sharm el-Sheikh?
Mangoes at Mango Market in Sharm el-Sheikh disappointed visitors — described as sourer than fruit back home. After-sun lotion from there reportedly turned skin blue. If buying henna, stick to uncolored varieties.
1 source · 7 days ago
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Where to buy groceries in Sharm el-Sheikh — supermarkets and local stores
Sharm el-Sheikh has Carrefour, Bassem Market, Metro, and One Stop (fixed prices). Only Egyptian pounds accepted — no USD.
2 sources · 8 days ago
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Is there duty-free at Sharm el-Sheikh airport and how much does alcohol cost there?
Duty-free is available at Sharm el-Sheikh airport, but alcohol carries a $13 surcharge per bottle on top of the listed price, with a maximum of 2 bottles.
1 source · 6 days ago
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Where to buy cheap souvenirs and everyday essentials in Sharm el-Sheikh?
Fix Price and Mango Market in the Habada area are good for budget essentials. A local shop run by Victor sells snorkeling masks and goggles for $10 each, plus sunscreen and toothpaste at fair prices.
2 sources · 6 days ago
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Where to buy cosmetics and souvenirs in Sharm el-Sheikh: Mango Market, Fix Price, or pharmacy?
For cosmetics and toiletries in Sharm el-Sheikh, travelers compare Mango Market, Fix Price, and local pharmacies. Mango Market is located near Montazah area; Fix Price is a budget-friendly option. Souvenir shops are sparse in the Seagull area.
2 sources · 9 days ago
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Can you buy fresh mango in Sharm el-Sheikh and is it worth it?
Mango is available in Sharm el-Sheikh at places like Mango Market for around $1/kg, but quality can be disappointing — some travelers find it very sour. You can take it home, but customs may weigh it on arrival.
2 sources · 8 days ago
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How to walk to Senzo Mall in Sharm el-Sheikh from nearby hotels?
From nearby hotels, turn left and walk along the pavement for about 15–20 minutes without crossing the road. Look for the large parking lot in front of Senzo Mall.
1 source · 6 days ago
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Shopping in Sharm el-Sheikh: where to find the best prices and how to avoid overpaying?
Fix Price stores offer the best value for souvenirs with a good selection. In supermarkets and pharmacies, always check the printed price on the packaging in Egyptian pounds — it's often lower than what the seller quotes.
2 sources · 4 days ago
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Where to buy sunscreen in Sharm el-Sheikh?
It's best to bring sunscreen from home. Near Baron Hotel there's a souvenir market, but for a proper selection head to Soho Square area.
2 sources · today
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Where to buy groceries and souvenirs cheaply in Sharm el-Sheikh — Mango Market or hotel shops?
Mango Market offers better prices than hotel shops for juices, tea, dates, and sweets. The street market near Il Mercato hotel is another option where bargaining is possible.
3 sources · 19 days ago
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Where to buy fresh fruit, dates, and baby supplies in Sharm el-Sheikh outside the hotel?
Fresh fruit and dates are available at local markets and supermarkets outside your hotel. Baby supplies like potty chairs can be found in larger stores around Sharm el-Sheikh.
2 sources · 6 days ago
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How much alcohol can you bring to Sharm el-Sheikh and is it worth buying at the airport duty-free?
Officially 2 liters are allowed, but 4 liters typically pass without issues if split between bags. Buying alcohol at the Egyptian duty-free is overpriced — expect a ~$13 markup per bottle.
2 sources · 35 days ago
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What Russian chocolate or gifts do hotel staff in Sharm el-Sheikh actually want?
Skip the Russian chocolate — staff in Sharm rarely eat it and Egypt has plenty of its own. Cash tips are far more appreciated than candy.
1 source · 2 days ago
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Where to buy souvenirs in Sharm el-Sheikh — hotel shops vs Naama Bay markets?
Hotel shops are overpriced. Head to Naama Bay instead — Fix Price and Mango Market offer better deals, and bargaining is expected at street stalls.
2 sources · 24 days ago