Along Egypt’s Sinai Peninsula, a region known for its mountain ranges and canyon-like wadis, the Four Seasons Sharm El-Sheikh bridges steep topography through layered landscapes recalling ancient Egyptian geometry and organic coastal forms. The resort’s defining feature is the monumental stone wall that separates the 90-key hotel from the conference center. Beyond, a pedestrian village surrounds a central lake, which flows past a specialty restaurant before cascading over a three-meter rock ledge. The village houses restaurants, retail, a fitness center, and a souk.

A centrally-located funicular connects hilltop accommodations to the beach. Hotel units step down planted terraces revealing dramatic Red Sea views, framed by undulating walls that echo the original resort’s geometry. Chalets nestle within private gardens, while an 18-hole golf course winds through 52 golf villas. At the lowest terrace, uniquely shaped pools tuck into palm groves. Two infinity pools are perched on clifftops above the shoreline, with carved nooks offering secluded sunbathing. A dive center at the southern corner provides access to the Red Sea’s coral reefs—expanding the resort across challenging terrain while preserving intimate luxury.