Sharm el-Sheikh

Pirates Bar is a short walk from the beach in Naama Bay and sticks to its theme with ship wheels, fishnets, and plenty of nautical décor. It’s popular with tourists, especially for its range of imported draught beers from Ireland, Germany, and Scotland. The menu includes things like lentil soup, grilled calamari, burgers, and sea bass. Prices aren’t the cheapest, but happy hour helps, and the relaxed setup makes it a reliable stop for drinks and a bite near the sea.

Hard Rock Cafe in Naama Bay is Sharm’s go‑to for burgers and American classics and a bit of nightlife on the side. By day, it’s a normal restaurant with walls decked in rock memorabilia; by night, it turns into a lively venue with live music or DJs most weekends.

Camel Bar & Rooftop is a staple in Naama Bay’s nightlife, offering a mix of chill vibes and lively entertainment. By day, the rooftop gives you panoramic views of the sea and mountains — a perfect spot to sip cocktails and unwind. When sports games are on, the bar buzzes with fans, and later the vibe picks up with live bands, DJs, and karaoke. The menu covers snacks, cocktails, and shooters, with daily happy hour deals to keep the good times rolling.

Bus Stop Club lives on the grounds of the Sanafir Hotel in Naama Bay, taking over the space Pacha Sharm once made famous and bringing that Ibiza-influenced vibe a distinctly Sharm twist. It’s an open-air setup with a dance floor that winds around pools, paths, and a waterfall, plus VIP lounges and balconies overlooking the action.

Sinai Grand Casino in Naama Bay brings a Vegas-style vibe to Sharm El Sheikh with over 200 slot machines, table games, and regular poker tournaments. Beyond the gaming, you’ll catch live shows like belly dancing and jazz starting around midnight. There's also an on-site Italian restaurant and a Sports Bar showing major events like the Premier League and Formula 1.