Sharm El-Sheikh ranked third, after Stockholm and Malta, in the list of the top 20 tourist destinations to visit in November 2025 published by the British newspaper The Times, because November is one of the best times to dive in the Red Sea and enjoy the coral reefs everywhere.
The newspaper explained that Sharm El-Sheikh is one of the world's best destinations for diving in November, as the waters of the Red Sea are exceptionally clear, allowing divers to enjoy the dazzling coral reefs and the diversity of marine life, including rare fish, octopuses and tuskfish, as well as the chance to spot oceanic whitetip sharks.
In this context, Major General Dr. Khaled Mubarak, Governor of South Sinai, said that this global ranking reflects the efforts of the Egyptian state under the leadership of President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi, and the concerted work of all its relevant institutions and agencies through the state's 2030 strategy led by the Cabinet with the participation of the relevant ministries, foremost among them Tourism and Antiquities and Civil Aviation, along with South Sinai Governorate, all security and executive agencies, investors and the tourism and hotel chambers, in a system of cooperation and harmony that has strengthened Sharm El-Sheikh's standing as a global tourist destination meeting the highest international standards, in an unprecedented lead.
He noted that these efforts included developing infrastructure, raising the efficiency of services, launching international promotional campaigns and organizing major events that enhance the city's position on the international tourism map.
He added that this achievement confirms that Sharm El-Sheikh is not only the jewel of the Red Sea beaches, with its unique location on the Gulfs of Suez and Aqaba, but also a living model of cooperation between the state and the private sector to deliver a world-class tourism experience, reflecting Egypt's civilized image and enhancing its ability to attract global tourism, according to the official Facebook page of the Governor of South Sinai.
