Discover the benefits of coliving in Sharm El-Sheikh
I loved Sharm El-Sheikh. The Red Sea is bright and loud with color. Most travellers enjoy the coral and easy dives. The town mixes tourist buzz with quiet desert corners. Summers are very hot. Winters are warm and pleasant. The culture feels relaxed but respectful. Locals sell tea and tell stories. For some, that will be amazing. For others, it may feel touristy.
Cost of living is low compared with Europe. Food and taxis are cheap. Still, beach clubs and resorts add up. Internet is usually fine. Hotels and cafes have solid Wi Fi. Mobile data here is good too. Coworking spots are small but growing. I found a Facebook group of remote workers that meets for sunset drinks.
Things to do are endless. Snorkel, dive, take a boat, or go a desert safari. I saw pictures online of people playing beach volleyball at sunset. That looked fun. It feels like a place you can work and still be outside every day.