Taxi & Transfers from Sharm El Sheikh to Nabq Bay

How to Get from Sharm El Sheikh to Nabq Bay

Sharm El Sheikh spreads along clear water and Nabq Bay waits at the quiet northern tip with new resorts and a long reef. The distance between them is about twenty kilometres and one straight road links the two areas.

Traffic changes with flight waves and police checks, so planning the ride helps you keep both time and cost under control. Pick the right taxi, bus, or transfer early and avoid negotiating under strong sun.

Use the guide below, pack light, breathe easy the red sand soon meets blue sea

By Public Bus

The orange city bus starts from the Old Market stop, follows Peace Road, and ends near Nabq Bay gate in about forty minutes when roads stay free. A seat costs twenty Egyptian pounds, paid in cash to the conductor, and one small suitcase rides free with each ticket.

By Shuttle Bus

Many hotels run shuttle vans between main resorts and the airport hub.

Seats fill fast.

The van uses the ring road, stops at a few lobbies on the way, and reaches Nabq Bay in forty to fifty minutes, so this shared taxi-transfer keeps the fare low for couples who travel with hand luggage and do not mind short pauses for other guests.

By Taxi

A white and blue taxi from Sharm El Sheikh to Nabq Bay waits on the coastal strip and shows a printed fare board, so you know the price before the door shuts, and the drive needs about twenty five minutes in light traffic.

Night rides add ten percent to the cost yet tolls remain inside the first figure.

Private Transfer

A private transfer sends a driver to your hotel door with a name sign ready.

Booking on Kiwitaxi locks the final price online, covers fuel and parking, and protects your budget even if a checkpoint slows the road for an extra ten minutes.

Cold water sits in the back seat small comfort.

Families and divers like the service because strollers and equipment ride inside and no step of the trip needs cash talks.

Vehicle Classes

Choose a class that matches group size and bag weight, then confirm the ride in two clicks.

• Micro – two passengers and backpacks.
• Economy – small family plus cabin bags.
• Comfort – four adults and suitcases.
• Minivan – seven seats and snorkel gear.
• Minibus – twelve friends and guitar cases.
• Business – leather seats and quiet cabin.
• VIP van – lounge lights and fridge.
• Coach – twenty four seats for school teams.

The Kiwitaxi table lists the price beside each class, and that figure already covers waiting time up to sixty minutes, so the fare stays fixed even if your group needs an extra photo stop by the sea.

Transfer with Children

Select a child seat during booking, pay a small extra cost, and the driver installs it before pickup so young travellers ride safe from hotel gate to bay entrance.

Transfer with Pets

Pets travel in closed carriers that fit on a lap.

Add the pet option and note carrier size when you book, so we send a vehicle with flat floor space and good air flow, and the service charge appears on the receipt.

Keep vaccination papers near your passport because guards may ask at the checkpoint.

What to See in Nabq Bay

Nabq Bay has a shallow shore with calm water where beginners learn to kite and snorkellers spot stingrays near sea grass beds, while wooden walkways cross the sand and lead to small cafés that serve fresh mango juice and simple grills.

A protected mangrove park sits at the north end of the bay, and guided walks leave each morning for short photo trips.