SUNRISE Remal Resort - Egypt

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A short airport transfer and a family-focused resort setup make Ras Nasrani easy to use as a Red Sea base. This Egypt holiday package combines return flights from South Africa, airport transfers, accommodation and selected meals, while guests can add snorkelling, diving, boat trips and time at the private sister-hotel beach. The strong All Inclusive programme, kids club and varied dining also suit travellers who plan to spend plenty of time around the resort.

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Property Overview

SUNRISE Remal Resort is a 335-room family-oriented property in Ras Nasrani, set between desert scenery and mountain views rather than directly on the shoreline. The resort has two swimming pools, six restaurants, five bars, a kids club, gym and spa, with a large diving pool forming part of its leisure offer. Guests also receive access to the private beach at neighbouring SUNRISE Remal Beach Resort. The overall product is active and practical rather than secluded or highly exclusive.

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How far is the nearest beach?

The resort is not directly beachfront. Its private beach access is at neighbouring SUNRISE Remal Beach Resort, roughly 350 to 400 metres away, with a complimentary shuttle running throughout the day. The beach sits in Ras Nasrani, an area known for coral and marine life, making snorkelling and diving a more important part of the experience than simple shoreline swimming. Guests should therefore expect a short transfer rather than direct walk-out beach access from their room.

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Distance from Airport

Sharm El Sheikh International Airport (SSH) is approximately 7 km from SUNRISE Remal Resort. The road transfer normally takes around 10 to 15 minutes, depending on traffic and airport conditions, with no domestic flight or secondary connection required. Naama Bay city centre is around 15 km away, while Tal Avenue is about five minutes from the resort. The short airport journey is one of the property’s practical strengths for a straightforward Red Sea stay.

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Rooms

The resort has 335 rooms, with Standard Rooms measuring 32 sqm and offering garden, mountain, pool or partial sea views. Family Bunk Bed Rooms increase to 43 sqm, while Mega Family Rooms reach 60 sqm and are designed for larger family groups. Balconies or terraces feature across the main categories, and connecting rooms are available in selected configurations. The accommodation is spacious enough for a family resort, but the inventory remains conventional rather than suite-, villa- or private-pool-led.

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Food & Drink

Dining includes six restaurants and five bars. Heliodoro provides the main international buffet, while Gamila, Frida, Elia and Manohar add Egyptian, Mexican, Mediterranean and Indian à la carte choices; Felucca specialises in seafood and carries an additional charge. The bars include lobby, pool, entertainment, shisha and beach settings. The current All Inclusive programme covers meals, snacks and selected drinks around the clock, with several dining venues included subject to operating schedules and reservations.

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Experiences & Activities

The resort is designed around family activity and Red Sea experiences rather than a quiet retreat format. A large diving pool, daily entertainment and organised activities are complemented by diving, aqua aerobics and boat trips arranged through the wider SUNRISE activity teams. Children aged 4 to 12 have a dedicated kids club, while adults can use the gym and join daytime or evening entertainment. The sister-hotel beach also gives guests access to Ras Nasrani’s coral-rich marine environment.

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SPA & Wellness

The on-site Spa & Wellness Center provides treatment rooms, a relaxation area, sauna, steam facilities, Arabian hammam, hydro pool and dedicated massage rooms. Treatments range from classic and oriental massages to hot-stone, Thai and couples rituals, while the separate gym includes modern fitness equipment, weight training and personal-trainer support. Spa services are reserved for guests aged 16 and above and operate by reservation. The wellness offer is substantial for a family resort, although it does not define the overall positioning.