We visited Naama Bay mainly in the evenings (Pedestrian Road). Therefore, we cannot rate the beach. The place is touristy and brings with it corresponding problems (cheap Chinese goods, fake products, taxi rip-offs). The promenade is nicely laid out and most of the restaurants and bars are visually appealing. However, as soon as you go to the toilets or look behind the counter or in the kitchen, you start to doubt whether it is safe to consume something there... The restaurants/bars also actively advertise for customers, which makes it difficult to choose according to your own criteria. The sound in some areas of the pedestrian zones is also borderline...

One of the shopping centers in Sharm, the same principle so visit the one next to your hotel. If you have to choose just one it will be the Soho which is more spacious and especially the show of lights and the fountain. Otherwise the same principle: cafes and restaurants and the same stores which sell the same thing. What spoils shopping in Sharm is the excessively high prices. You have to haggle and despite that you feel ripped off. It's too bad. If they displayed fixed and correct prices tourists would buy more, because from what I have seen the majority buy practically nothing.

The beach is stunning. Absolutely beautiful. Our hotel has its own private beach at another bay despite it being closer to naama bay beach. The hotel's beach had a lot of stones and rocks so we decided to visit naama bay beach as we remember it from 15 years ago being very sandy and no rocks etc. Unforthnately, the entire beach has been taken over by hotels that have made their section of the beach private for their guests to use or you pay for a sunlounger to enter. There is one very narrow section of the beach that is open to the public. Its supposed to be free but the man that sits at the desk near the entrance will ask for a small price to enter. Sometimes they'll ask for $1 pp another time they let 2 adults and 3 kids in for 150 egyptian pounds. The sun beds are worn out in this public section of the beach. The small section where the sand and sea meet is nice and sandy and clean. It was quiet when we visited so there was enough space for the kids to make sand castles. Theres changing facilities and a shower to rinse off the sea water but no toilet. Its worth visiting if you want to swim in the beautiful sea and enjoy a sandy shore. Its a shame there isn't a larger public beach for people to enjoy.

Visited Sharm for the first time in October mainly attraction was diving although wanted somewhere nice also as wanted a holiday. Naama bay did not disappoint! Brilliant place with lots to do, the beach was amazing and diving straight from shore was incredible. Beaches do get busy although there is more than enough space for everyone. Great place to relax and snorkel 🤿 which is great also the fish come right to the shore almost