FEATURED PROJECT
Location
Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt
Developer
Golden Pyramids Plaza
Opening
2012
OVERVIEW
An Oasis in the Desert
Citystars Sharm El Sheikh is a master-planned and hospitality project located on the east coast of Egypt, in the middle of the Sinai desert. This development includes one of the largest Crystal Lagoons® amenities on the planet, having been awarded the Guinness World Record in 2015.
Citystars Sharm El Sheikh resort is located in a 750-hectare plot of land. It comprises a total of 12 lagoons, which will be part of the 100 hectares of crystalline water in the middle of the desert, using saltwater from subterranean water tables that currently have no alternative use.
Although the lagoon is the project’s centerpiece, the complex will feature 30,000 residential units and hotels. Residents and visitors will be able to enjoy a variety of amenities such as an 18-hole signature golf course, Light & Sound shows, and an international tennis academy, together with educational facilities, marinas, a museum, and a shopping center in the Sharm El Sheikh coastline.
Development Type:
Master-planned Community + Hospitality
Lagoon Size:
27.9 acres
11.29 hectares
Lagoon Access:
Private Amenity to Residents + Hospitality
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