Maritim Jolie Ville Resort & Casino - Egypt

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Naama Bay suits travellers who want the beach, dining and evening entertainment within easy reach rather than spending the whole stay inside a remote resort. This Egypt holiday package combines return flights from South Africa, airport transfers, accommodation and selected meals, while guests can add diving, spa time, casino evenings and Red Sea excursions. Families also benefit from children’s facilities and a broad activity programme.

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Property Overview

Maritim Jolie Ville Resort & Casino Sharm El Sheikh is a 392-room resort in central Naama Bay, arranged across several accommodation areas rather than one compact building. Two pools, a private beach, Thai Spa, tennis courts, diving facilities and an on-site casino support a broad leisure programme. Restaurants and bars are spread around the main, pool and beachfront areas. Its central setting makes the hotel convenient for guests who want both resort facilities and immediate access to Naama Bay.

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How far is the nearest beach?

The resort has its own fine-sand beach on Naama Bay, with only the beachfront promenade separating parts of the hotel from the shoreline. Beach distance varies considerably by room location: Deluxe rooms can be around 50 to 500 metres away, Premium rooms around 400 to 600 metres, while the second-line Sports Area can be roughly 700 metres from the sand. The shallow entry is family-friendly, while diving and water sports are available from the resort.

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Distance from Airport

Sharm El Sheikh International Airport (SSH) is approximately 14 km from Maritim Jolie Ville Resort & Casino. The road transfer usually takes around 15 to 20 minutes, depending on traffic, with no domestic flight, ferry or secondary connection required after landing. The resort sits directly in central Naama Bay, with restaurants, shops and nightlife only a short walk away. Sharm El Sheikh’s Old Town is approximately 7 km from the property.

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Rooms

The hotel has 392 rooms and suites distributed across the Sports Area, Palms Area, Preferred Front Area and Villa Area. Standard room categories measure 35 sqm, while Junior Suites increase to 45 sqm and Executive Suites to 70 sqm. Senior Suites in the Villa Area reach 80 sqm, and the Presidential Suite measures 120 sqm with sea views and a kitchenette. The broad inventory gives travellers several location choices, but the majority remains conventional resort accommodation rather than highly exclusive suites.

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Food & Drink

Dining extends beyond a single buffet restaurant, with Orangerie providing the main buffet service and specialist venues including Zigolini for Italian and Mediterranean cuisine, Beach BBQ, Seagull’s and La Fleur for French dining. Pool, beach, casino and lobby bars add further options throughout the day and evening. An All Inclusive programme is available and includes selected food and drinks, with some speciality dining benefits. The variety is strong for a large mainstream resort and supports longer stays well.

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Experiences & Activities

The resort combines organised entertainment with a substantial sports programme. Guests can use four tennis courts, beach volleyball, table tennis, bocce, aerobics and fitness facilities, while water-based options include diving, snorkelling, windsurfing, canoeing and other activities. Professional animation teams organise programmes for both adults and children, and the resort also has access benefits at the nearby Jolie Ville Golf Club. The casino provides an additional evening option that is unusual among Sharm El Sheikh resorts.

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SPA & Wellness

Thai Spa Wellness Center provides a dedicated wellness area with sauna, steam bath, four treatment rooms and a fitness studio. Massage and other treatments are available, giving the hotel a more developed wellness offer than a simple treatment room. Guests can also choose between seawater and freshwater pools, while the separate children’s pool keeps family activity distinct from some relaxation areas. Wellness is therefore meaningful, although it remains one element of a much broader resort programme.