Ownership and legal notice
Last updated: 8 October 2026
Website owner and publisher
Visit Sharm El Sheikh is owned and published by DORIBENE SOCIETA' A RESPONSABILITA' LIMITATA SEMPLIFICATA. Registered office: Via Leoncino 16, 37121 Verona (VR), Italy. VAT and tax number: 04581270230. REA: 432439. Email: info@doribene.it. Certified email: doribene@pec.it.
An independent travel guide
This is an independent editorial guide to Sharm El Sheikh and South Sinai. It is not the official website of a municipality, government, tourism authority or of the hotels and excursion operators described. Destination articles help you plan a trip; verify current entry requirements and travel advice with the relevant authorities.
Affiliations, prices and bookings
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Content, photographs and corrections
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Applicable rules
Use of this website is governed by Italian law, without affecting mandatory consumer protections and jurisdiction rules applicable to you. Nothing in this notice excludes liabilities or rights that cannot lawfully be excluded. External booking contracts are governed by the conditions disclosed by the relevant provider.