Egypt All Inclusive Holidays

Why Choose Egypt for All Inclusive Holidays?

Egypt earns its place among the UK’s favourite all-inclusive destinations by delivering warm weather and resort scale, rather than by trying to be a city-break or a cultural trip first.

• Reliable winter sun: Red Sea resorts sit far enough south that daytime temperatures typically stay in the low twenties even in January and February, which keeps departures viable across every month rather than just the summer peak. We list flights and packages year-round, not only for the June to September window.
• Resorts built for the format: Many Red Sea properties are large, purpose-built complexes with multiple pools, several restaurants, and a full activity programme included as standard, rather than a bar-and-buffet add-on bolted onto an older city hotel. That scale is what makes genuine all-day, all-inclusive dining possible.
• Strong value against the wider Mediterranean: Package prices for a comparable standard of all-inclusive hotel typically run below equivalent Spanish or Greek resorts, particularly outside the UK school holiday weeks, without asking guests to compromise on room size or beach access.
• Reef diving and watersports on the doorstep: The Red Sea coral reef sits close to shore at most resorts, so snorkelling and PADI-certified diving are widely available directly from the beach or a short boat ride out, rather than requiring a separate day trip.
• Genuine family infrastructure: Kids’ clubs, shallow pool zones, and waterslide complexes are standard at the larger family resorts, and several properties offer free child places across selected dates — worth checking with our team when you enquire.

Best All Inclusive Resorts in Egypt

Two Red Sea resort towns carry the great majority of Egypt’s genuine all-inclusive stock, and each has a distinct character worth matching to your group.

Hurghada

The longest-established Red Sea resort and still the widest choice for Hurghada all inclusive holidays, with everything from budget-friendly family complexes to newer five-star properties along the coast.

• Sahl Hasheesh: The quieter, more upmarket southern stretch of the resort, built around a marina and a run of newer five-star complexes with private beach frontage. It suits couples and families who want polish over nightlife.
• Makadi Bay: A sheltered, purpose-built bay a short drive south of the main strip, dominated by large family-friendly all-inclusive complexes with calm, gently shelving water. It’s consistently one of our most-booked areas for young families.
• The central strip: Hurghada’s original resort core, with the widest spread of restaurants, shops, and nightlife outside the hotel grounds. It suits guests who want to step beyond the resort gates in the evening, which the quieter southern bays don’t offer in the same way.

Sharm El Sheikh

Egypt’s other major all-inclusive base, at the southern tip of the Sinai Peninsula, is generally the pick for Sharm El Sheikh all inclusive holidays built around diving and clearer water than the mainland coast typically offers.

• Naama Bay: The resort’s central hub, with the highest concentration of restaurants, dive centres, and evening entertainment within walking distance of the hotels. It’s the liveliest base and suits couples and groups over young families.
• Nabq Bay: A newer, quieter stretch north of the centre, built almost entirely around large all-inclusive family resorts with shallow, sheltered water. This is generally our first recommendation for families with younger children.
• Ras Mohammed National Park: A protected headland a short boat trip from the main resorts, regarded as some of the clearest and most accessible reef diving on the Egyptian coast. Most hotels can arrange a day trip for certified and trial divers alike.