Cheap Sharm El Sheikh Flights
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There are 27 flights operating between Istanbul and Sharm El Sheikh. You may find frequent flights from Istanbul, Cairo and Izmir to Sharm El Sheikh.

Are you looking for cheap fares for Sharm El Sheikh flights? In the coming 3 months: Ankara Sharm El Sheikh 1,880 TL, Antalya Sharm El Sheikh 1,321 TL and Cairo Sharm El Sheikh 925 TL

Better to book your flight to Sharm El Sheikh 47 days before departure to get the best fares on average.

April and November months are the highest season for Egypt, Sharm El Sheikh. The prices are higher compared to the other periods. You will find the cheapest flight prices in the following months: February and March.

Considered as Egypt's tourism paradise with its unique underwater world, traditional culture, delicious food and desert safari opportunity, Sharm El Sheikh is located at the southern tip of the Sinai Peninsula. In addition to the city's own natural beauties, the tourism investments made in the region in the last 30 years positively affect the number of tourists coming here.
Sharm el-Sheikh, which was occupied by Israel during the Egypt-Israel war, but returned to Egypt with the Camp David Agreement signed with the support of the USA in 1979, is now among the safest cities in the Middle East. In addition to its touristic aspects, Sharm El Sheikh is also described as the 'city of peace' of the Middle East. The reason for giving this title to the city is that it hosts the memorandum signed between Israel and Palestine.

Sharm El Sheikh Attractions

Sharm El Sheikh, the administrative center of the Southern Sinai city, is a magnificent oasis hidden in the desert with its climate suitable for tourism throughout all four seasons. One of the most important places to visit in this impressive and exotic city is St. Catherine's Monastery, which is considered important for all three major religions. Built in a narrow valley, this religious building has been on the UNESCO World Heritage List since 2002.
Located on the Red Sea coast and home to the world's most important diving spots such as Ras Muhammed Marine Park, SS Thistlegorm Wreck, Jackson, Gordon and Ras Bob reefs near Tiran Island, the region is suitable for diving and sea tourism both in summer and winter. You don't need to be a professional diver to dive in Sharm, because the underwater life in the area is so rich that you can witness it even with goggles. In addition, submarine tours organized for tourists also allow exploration without getting wet. Hunting is strictly prohibited in the region where there are numerous alternatives for diving.
In addition to diving tourism, Sharm El Sheikh attracts attention with its safari tours in the Sinai Desert, and there are safari tours that start at sunrise and continue until sunset, as well as short tours of a few hours.
In the city, Naama Bay, famous for its 30-kilometer-long Naama Beach and nightclubs, bars, shopping centers and restaurants, is very popular with tourists.
The Old Town, which is a favorite of those who want to see the authentic texture and cultural traces of the region, is an address where you can drink a hot coffee among the smells of hookah, watch Arabic music and the famous local dance of Egypt, Tennure.
One of the most crowded and lively spots in the city of Sharm El Sheikh is Soho Square, which has made a name for itself with the slogan 'A place to live with food, dance, shopping'. Surrounded by magnificent restaurants and entertainment venues serving world cuisine, Soho is one of the frequent destinations of tourists coming to the city.

How to Get to Sharm El Sheikh

Contrary to popular belief, it is quite easy to reach Sharm El Sheikh from Turkey. You can easily reach Sharm El Sheikh International Airport with a flight that takes approximately 2 hours and 10 minutes over Istanbul. From here, you can go to the city center and other areas by public transportation or by renting a car.
You can evaluate the flight ticket campaigns to get to know this geography, which fascinates with its fascinating atmosphere and traditional culture.