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Starbucks Naama Bay Promenade

Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt

A small Starbucks spot on the Naama Bay seaside promenade, useful for a cold drink while walking between the beach, hotels and the market side of Naama. It is not really a destination on its own, but it is a practical stop if you are staying nearby and prefer to walk along the coast.

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I use this place as a simple walking break in Naama Bay. It does not always show clearly on Google Maps, so it is easy to miss, but the location is useful: grab a cold drink, sit under the palms for a few minutes, then keep walking towards the market or back along the beach.

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Pedestrians Rd, Sharm El Sheikh 2, South Sinai Governorate 8763121, Egypt

Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt

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