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from USD 2,664.4 / person
Plan this trip with AI →Welcome to the Reef Oasis Blue Bay Resort & Spa, a luxurious all-inclusive 5-star dive resort nestled in the heart of Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt. This stunning beachfront property offers direct access to a vibrant house reef, just steps from the shore, where you can explore colorful coral gardens, encounter graceful mantas, sea turtles, and schools of tropical fish. The resort is ideally located near the renowned Ras Mohammed National Marine Park, making it a perfect base for both relaxation and adventure.
Guests can choose from a variety of accommodations, including Superior Rooms, Deluxe Rooms, and spacious Family Rooms, ensuring a comfortable stay for everyone. The resort boasts exceptional amenities, including 7 swimming pools, a full-service spa, and a modern gym. With 17 bars and restaurants offering a diverse culinary experience, you can indulge in flavors from around the world. Enjoy all-day dining with breakfast, lunch, dinner, and light snacks, complemented by a wide selection of beverages. Dive into adventure with the Reef Oasis Dive Club, offering 20 dives in a package, along with rental equipment and a dedicated onsite training pool.
★ 4.85 guest reviews
★ 5 · Stephen D. · 2022-02-16Fantastic
★ 4 · Sibeth H. · 2022-01-23The hotel was ok, but we stayed there because of the diving offer. The food at the resort was not so good, but the food on the diving trips was fantastic! We had lots of great trips and dives with the Dive center, and the guides Monty and Mustafa were awesome! All of the people working at the centre were very nice and helpful. The dive to Thistlegorm with Mustafa was absolutely amazing, as we traveled early to avoid the crowds. We had the inside of the wreck to ourselves, and will never forget it. I would like to comment on a couple of things that could be improved: one being the fact that there should have been more focus on respecting the corals and animal life. On some of the dives, divers swam too near the bottom and kicked into the corals. And when we came across a sea turtle, everyone crowded it, touched it, and used flashlight for photos - which obviously stressed the turtle. I think the instructors should stop this behavior, and talk about it in advance on the briefing. When we dived in Thailand, they had much more focus on this. I also think that having groups of 7-8 people with one instructor is too much, as it is hard for the instructor to see everything that happens. But apart from this, we are very happy, and warmly recommend Reef Oasis Blue Bay diving club!
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