SOHO Square in Sharm El Sheikh has a varied programme of weekly performances, the main stage hosts electrifying entertainment by performers from all over the world. The shows include exhilarating acts from fire performers, singers, belly-dancers and musicians, together with ‘Barefoot’, a performance group focused on oriental talents; fire spinners, dancing, ballet and circus acts.
The highly celebrated musical fountain, switched on every hour from 6 pm; a performance of its own, colourful water spouts are contrasted with explosions of fire, which shoot up into the sky to the theme-tune of famous songs, in a range of different languages.
SOHO Square
There is a choice of sophisticated restaurants throughout the square;
*Fusion is an open-air restaurant serving a range of Mediterranean and European dishes. Chinese restaurant,
*Zen is amongst the most popular of the fine dining venues and is tied with Bombay, the Indian restaurant. All waiters are dressed appropriately, whilst the service is of the highest standard; should guests have a birthday or anniversary.
sophisticated restaurants
*Akuna Matata serve a mixture of Moroccan, Chinese, Italian, Egyptian and Seafood cuisines.
* Cafeccino is a small Lebanese fast-food outlet serving shawerma, kofta, rice and multiple Levantine delights.
Mimicking the bright lights of London, SOHO Square is a contemporary, commercial haven close to the popular resorts of Sharm El Sheikh, and is steadily growing in popularity for its sleek design, quality entertainment and perse dining options.
Noteworthy, Sharm El Sheikh International Airport received on Thursday the first UK flight since 2015, the first of its kind after the UK lift the ban on the Red Sea resort city in October.
The first flight, carrying about 168 British tourists, took off from Birmingham Airport (BHX) and touched down in Sharm El Sheikh afternoon.
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