How you can bag seven nights all-inclusive in Egypt from £299pp – including flights
THE best time to visit sunny Sharm El Sheikh is over autumn and spring.
And although that would count as the high season for the destination, we’ve found all-inclusive stays from £299pp.
Sharm El Sheikh is closer to the UK than many winter sun destinations thanks to its flight time of only about five hours.
Its vast deserts, sun-kissed beaches, crystal-clear waters, and lavish architecture make it worth the travel.
The bargain deals come from Travelodeal, an independent travel agency with more than 20 years of experience.
The deal includes your all-inclusive accommodation, return flights and hand baggage allowance.
You’ll stay at the Labranda Sharm Club, where all your food, drinks and snacks will be covered – with a variety of restaurants and bars available.
The resort is set right on the beach, with panoramic views of the Red Sea and Sinai Mountains.
You’ll have direct access to a beautiful 700-yard sandy beach.
Plus, if you’re not a fan of the beach, you could relax and unwind by the pool.
The cheapest time to take a sunshine break in Egypt is November and December, with deals costing from £299pp.
However, there’s availability throughout this year and next, but prices will vary slightly:
- All-inclusive stays in September 2023 – from £539pp
- All-inclusive stays in October 2023 – from £489pp
- All-inclusive stays in January and February 2024 – from £339pp
- All-inclusive stays between March and May 2024 – from £379pp
- All-inclusive stays in June 2024 – from £669pp
The cheapest deals include departures from a London airport, but regional airports are available for a supplement.
As Sharm El Sheikh is a tourist area, no visa is required to enter, but it may be needed if you travel to other parts of Egypt.
Prices are based on two adults travelling together and sharing accommodation.
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