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1. Amarina Abu Soma Resort & Aquapark
Amarina Abu Soma Resort & AquaparkSafaga
- Beachfront paradise awaits with 5 shimmering pools, private sands, and full-service spa treatments at this Egyptian resort sanctuary.
RM623
RM804 total
includes taxes & fees
16 Oct - 17 Oct




2. Shams Prestige Abu Soma Resort - All inclusive
Shams Prestige Abu Soma Resort - All inclusiveSafaga
- Luxurious beachfront escape offers all-inclusive pampering with private beach and spa treatments.
RM1,037
RM1,337 total
includes taxes & fees
10 Oct - 11 Oct




3. Seven Seas Jolie Bay - Ultra All Inclusive
Seven Seas Jolie Bay - Ultra All InclusiveSafaga
- Beachfront opulence meets all-inclusive luxury at this Safaga retreat with 6 pools, 8 gourmet restaurants, and a full-service spa.
RM857
RM1,105 total
includes taxes & fees
1 Oct - 2 Oct




4. Imperial Shams Abu Soma - All inclusive
Imperial Shams Abu Soma - All inclusiveSafaga
- Beachfront luxury awaits at this all-inclusive Red Sea resort with pristine shores, pools, and spa retreat.
RM801
RM1,033 total
includes taxes & fees
29 Sept - 30 Sept
RM455
RM586 total
includes taxes & fees
23 Oct - 24 Oct
RM540
RM696 total
includes taxes & fees
28 Sept - 29 Sept




7. Pickalbatros Water Valley Resort - Neverland Hurghada
Pickalbatros Water Valley Resort - Neverland HurghadaSafaga
- Seaside luxury awaits at this all-inclusive resort with 8 outdoor pools, pampering spa treatments, and direct beach access.
RM1,268
RM1,635 total
includes taxes & fees
28 Sept - 29 Sept




8. Lagoonie Lodge Hotel
Lagoonie Lodge HotelSafaga
- Soak in beachfront luxury with a private shore, full-service spa offering couples treatments, and relaxing beach bar at this Safaga hotel.
RM227
RM293 total
includes taxes & fees
28 Sept - 29 Sept
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Top Safaga Hotel Reviews
Sunny Days El Palacio Resort & Spa - All inclusive
10/10 Excellent
"The staff was amazing. Food was great! We enjoyed our stay very much & will be back. Lots of things to do for the kids & adults. We loved it!"
Steigenberger ALDAU Beach Hotel
10/10 Excellent
"Great resort!"
JAZ Aquaviva - All inclusive
8/10 Good
"A Pleasant Stay, But Honeymoon Expectations Were Not Met Overall, our stay at Jaz Aquaviva was pleasant, and we enjoyed our time at the resort. However, as this was our honeymoon, we expected a more special experience. Unfortunately, the hotel did not provide any memorable honeymoon arrangements or special touches, which was a little disappointing. Additionally, the air conditioning in our room was not very effective, and the room temperature was not as comfortable as we expected. The stay was generally nice, but there is room for improvement, especially when it comes to special occasions and guest comfort."
Hurghada Marriott Beach Resort
10/10 Excellent
"Amazing hotel with a super kind staff, an awesome private lagoon and a wonderfully huge buffet! We loved our stay and will definitely be back!"
Hilton Hurghada Plaza
8/10 Good
"This hotel is lovely - the foyer and entrance are grand and spacious, The room was lovely - we had a suite for 4 of us which had 2 two ensuite bedrooms and a separate bathroom - so was very spacious and comfortable. The staff we encountered at the reception, dining areas, bar, pool and beach area were all friendly and helpful. The main pool is big enough but not as big as some of these complexes have - but was usually never super busy when we were there. The private beach area is nice and the sea there lovely. The main buffet restaurant can get very busy and loud which is expected with a big hotel - but we found it less enjoyable eating there. The food there was mixed - some food was really good ( salads, breads, eggs, puds) and some was less to our liking, but we found the two other restaurants (seafood and Turkish) were much nicer and quieter - felt more like a nice dinner out so we tended to eat there in the evenings even though it meant paying extra."















