Set in Ras Nasrani, north of central Sharm El Sheikh, Coral Sea Sensatori overlooks Tiran Island and Ras Nasrani National Park — 37 acres of landscaped gardens along a long beachfront, positioned deliberately away from the busier Naama Bay strip.
Swim-up rooms let guests step directly from their terrace into a shared pool, and Superior Beachfront Rooms add a Jacuzzi with sea views — genuine touches beyond the standard resort room. All-inclusive rates include one visit to each à la carte restaurant per stay, with reservations required 24 hours ahead.
Six restaurants span Middle Eastern, Asian, Indian, Italian, and American cuisine — Fountain View and Marhaba among the named venues — a genuinely wide spread for a single resort. The Chavana Spa offers Balinese-style treatments, a step beyond the standard resort spa menu.
Swim-up rooms let guests step directly from their terrace into a shared pool — a genuine touch beyond the standard resort room.
523 rooms across the property. About 10km, roughly 21 minutes, from Sharm El Sheikh International Airport, and within a mile of Ras Mohammed National Park — a genuine advantage for divers who want quick access without a long boat transfer. Access to the indoor pool, steam room, sauna, and spa tub carries separate hourly fees. Bookable directly or through standard resort platforms.
Ras Nasrani, away from the Naama Bay strip, with Tiran Island in front of it — Coral Sea Sensatori suits travellers who want an all-inclusive resort that is not in the middle of Sharm’s nightlife. Divers get a real advantage from the position: quick access to the northern sites without a long boat transfer.
It is a big resort at 523 rooms. That is the price of the facilities.
Four Seasons Sharm is the step up in service and price. Rixos Premium Seagate is larger again and more family-oriented. Renaissance Golden View sits closer to Hadaba.
Indoor pool, steam room, sauna and spa tub carry separate hourly fees here, and à la carte restaurants are limited to one visit each per stay with 24 hours’ notice. All-inclusive rarely means everything; on this property it is worth reading the specific terms before you assume.
