Taxi & Transfers from Sharm El Sheikh Airport (SSH) to Om El Seid

How to Get from Sharm El Sheikh Airport to Om El Seid

Sharm El Sheikh Airport stands between desert and sea fifteen kilometres from the cliff district of Om El Seid.

Every hour charters land and buses roll out so the road faces short traffic waves.

Choosing the right transfer keeps the fare low and the mood high plan smart arrive relaxed

By Public Bus

The orange city bus leaves the airport gate every half hour and rolls toward Old Market then up the hill to Om El Seid. A cash fare of twenty Egyptian pounds covers one seat and one small bag. Travel time sits near forty minutes when Peace Road stays clear.

By Shuttle Bus

Hotel shuttle vans wait beside Terminal One and fill on a first in first out rule then head south along the ring road.

They stop at Naama Bay before climbing to the cliff.

The shared taxi‑transfer keeps the cost around one hundred pounds per seat which suits couples with hand luggage although departure times can drift because drivers wait for final passengers.

By Taxi

A licensed white taxi from Sharm El Sheikh Airport to Om El Seid sits under the yellow roof near Exit Three and a dispatcher shows the set price on a sign so you know the fare before doors close and the meter remains silent.

The ride needs twenty minutes in clear traffic and night rates rise ten percent.

Private Transfer

A private transfer gives an air conditioned cabin and a driver who waits at arrivals.

You book online with Kiwitaxi and the price appears before payment. That cost never changes even if a checkpoint pauses Peace Road for twenty long desert minutes today.

Cold water waits in the back seat a welcome touch.

Families pick this service because child seats and boosters are offered as paid extras and surfers enjoy the wide boot that hides boards from sun and dust.

Vehicle classes

Choose a vehicle class that matches group size and bag count then confirm the taxi‑transfer online in one click.

• Micro – two passengers with 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 teams.

The table on Kiwitaxi shows the price for each class so you view the fare before you pay. That figure covers fuel parking tolls and sixty minutes of waiting which keeps the total cost steady even when luggage belts move slow.

Transfer with Children

Select the child seat option during booking and the driver will install the correct restraint before pickup so your young traveller rides safe from hotel to terminal in line with Egyptian law.

Transfer with Pets

Pets ride in a secure carrier placed on your lap during the ride.

Add the pet option while booking and write the carrier size so we assign a car with flat floor space and good air flow for the animal inside.

Guards may request vaccination papers at the checkpoint so keep them with your passport today.

What to See in Om El Seid

Om El Seid rests on a low limestone cliff that looks north across Naama Bay and south toward Ras Mohammed and the view feels wide. A small public beach lies below the cliff and a wooden jetty hosts dive boats at dawn, clear water shows coral heads close to shore.

Evening walks pass quiet cafés and lights from Naama Bay sparkle over the water while taxi ranks stand ready on the roundabout.