How much does a taxi cost from hotel to Soho Square or Old Market in Sharm el-Sheikh?

Taxi to the Old Market should cost no more than $3 or 150 Egyptian pounds. Agree on the price before getting in. You can flag one down right outside the hotel's main entrance.

InDrive may not work over the hotel Wi-Fi — consider buying a local e-SIM in advance. Rides to and from Soho Square cost 200 Egyptian pounds at a fixed price.

Hotel taxis ask $20 for a round trip to Soho Square, while InDrive charges 200 Egyptian pounds (around $4) one way.

The hotel reception can arrange a taxi for $7 round trip with waiting time included. The nearest market is about 2 km away, roughly a 3-minute ride. The driver may also help as an interpreter.

Shared minibuses (marshrutkas) are another cheap option: exit the hotel, cross the road, and flag one down. Two adults and a child rode for $1 total. Some drivers ask $1 per person — that's considered overpriced; negotiate and walk away if they won't budge.

InDrive (iDrive) picks up only at the main hotel entrance. Book the return trip through the app too — it's cheaper. Pay in Egyptian pounds with exact change, and only get into the car matching the plate number in the app. If the driver acts up, say 'I call tourist police' (number is around 126).

To the Old Market via InDrive costs around $2, to Naama Bay around $4. Always negotiate. Taxis right outside the hotel charge much more — walk to the main road instead.

To the Old Market, app-based taxi costs about $2, while street taxis charge around $3. The Old Market is best visited in the evening — it's atmospheric.

Hotel taxis to Soho Square ask $20–30. Walking to the nearby main road lets you find much cheaper rides. Using a ride-hailing app is also a good option.

Taxi to Soho Square costs $7–10 — always negotiate. Use a ride-hailing app or flag one down on the main road, not at the hotel entrance where prices are inflated.