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Hard Rock Naama Bay

Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt

A central, easygoing bar and restaurant in Naama Bay. Not the wildest party spot in Sharm, but one of the most reliable places to sit with friends, have a drink, eat properly and stay for a while. The space has that classic Hard Rock feeling: dark wood, music memorabilia, a long bar and a familiar international rhythm.

The curator's note

If you want a bigger party night, I would look more towards Hard Rock Nabq. But for a relaxed night with friends, or even a place to sit alone and work for a few hours, this Hard Rock is my Naama Bay pick. The team here is genuinely great — Sam, Youssef, Boda, Joy and Mr Ahmed made it feel like my Sharm office. I almost always sit at the same corner of the bar.

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Na'Ama Bay، El Soultan Qabous Street، Sharm El Sheikh 1, South Sinai Governorate 46619, Egypt

Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt

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