Public beach — Attraction in Red Sea

Beautiful Beach, But Not the Most Tourist-Friendly especially for non Muslim women We visited this public beach for the first time, curious to explore and get a feel for the local experience. The price was 100 Egyptian pounds each totaling to 200 pounds. The scenery was beautiful however no tourists in sight. The staff were kind and welcoming, which we really appreciated. However, I did experience a number of uncomfortable stares throughout our visit. I wore a two-piece swimsuit with a full cover-up, but it still drew quite a bit of unwanted attention. It became clear why this beach isn’t frequented by tourists, especially women or Americans. While I understand cultural differences, the experience left me feeling more scrutinized than relaxed. It was a learning moment for me, and although the beach itself was fine, I wouldn’t recommend it to fellow tourists looking for a comfortable or...

Today I paid 50 Egp for entrance. Just like the name "family resort" there are many playgrounds for kids. It was relatively clean and not busy - it's mid October which is almost winter for locals. Cafe near the end of walk away area was closed for the season and there are still few coffee shops and stores near the entrance. There are showers and toilets. When I walked near the shower and toilet facility, the lady who was sitting in front pointed me to another washroom in opposite building. I guess it's more clean and I probably had to pay for it. I didn't proceed. Water is clear and very shallow to the end. There are...

As others have said, it's E£50 each to access, which is reasonable. As westerners, we were welcome and ensured we were covered up, even when swimming. Sadly, the day spoilt by the attempt to charge us E£800 for two small manjo juices, two very small cups of black tea and can of Sprite. The service was good but the lads tried to rip us off. We gave them E£300, and that was generous as our hotel said we should have paid no...