Farsha Cafe

Amira Isbel Jun 2026

I arrived quite early and was able to get in without any issues. The wait was not boring at all, and the staff were very friendly and ready to assist with any request. I moved my seat a few times to get the best view, which was easy to do. The drinks were good, along with the fruit platter and shisha. The atmosphere became more lively and exciting around sunset as the place started to get busier. The music was international and suited a wide range of people. ✔️ I really enjoyed the experience.

Nishant poonia Jun 2026

Bad experience To be honest, I didn’t like this place at all. No matter which month of the year you visit, it’s always overcrowded. They really should control how many people are allowed inside. It’s packed, loud, and you can’t relax or enjoy the atmosphere. The place is full of influencers and people trying too hard to impress, which completely ruins the experience. And one of the worst things is the don't allowed single men. They allowed family and kids ✅️ They allowed 1 women or group of women ✅️ Theyallowed 10 men with 1 women ✅️ ❌️❌️ But they don't allowed a single men horrible ❌️❌️ Im solo traveller

Betaevsane P May 2026

It's a really nicely designed cafe, but a bit overrated and very crowded. You need a female companion to go downstairs; otherwise, you sit upstairs where the lighting and the "Farsha" sign indicate the seating area. The cafe prices are reasonable, not expensive. It's not a cafe you'd go to every night, but if you're on a short vacation and after a tiring day, you could go once before 9 pm. It gets even more crowded as the evening progresses.

Amna May 2026

A few things to know before going: there is no entrance fee, and it operates on a walk-in only basis. Children are allowed in the Sky Lounge, but not in the main area that you usually see on social media. The Sky Lounge has a balcony view and bar area. We arrived around 4:30pm, which I would recommend if you want to avoid the bigger crowds and have a better chance of getting a seat for sunset. Half of our group stayed in the Sky Lounge while the other half waited to be seated in the main area. There were five of us waiting, and it took around 10 minutes to be seated in the main area. While queueing, a man clearly cut in front of me, but staff didn’t seem concerned, likely because they were so busy. Whist walking down the steps, you have to pause every few seconds to let people take Instagram pictures so it took a while. Also worth noting: there are lots of stairs and uneven walkways, so it may be difficult for anyone with accessibility issues. We were eventually seated in the cave section, which honestly was not pleasant. It felt very cramped, with people squeezed closely together, a musty smell from the cushions and there was no outside view. We decided to leave that section and rejoin the rest of our group in the Sky Lounge. If we had been seated on the balcony in the main area, we would have happily stayed, as those looked far more open and comfortable. The whole place felt chaotic and unorganised. Staff came across as rushed and dismissive, although they were clearly dealing with large crowds. On the positive side, the music was good and added to the atmosphere. The mojitos were average ok and we didn’t order food, as the menu was limited to pizzas. Prices were average. We stayed until around 6:30pm for sunset and to see the famous lights come on. However, the atmosphere wasn’t particularly relaxing because people were constantly asking for our seats or leaning over others to get views/pictures. At one point, my young niece stepped off her stool for a moment to get something from me, and an adult man immediately took her seat which I asked him back for and he pretended to not understand English. The lights do not all come on at once—it takes around 20 minutes—and from the Sky Lounge, the view wasn’t as impressive as expected. Overall, Farsha is a nice spot for Instagram photos and a unique concept with beautiful art, but for us it was overcrowded, stressful, and didn’t live up to the hype. I personally wouldn’t recommend it anyone not just going for instagram pictures.

Mustafa Serdar Karakaya Apr 2026

It is trendy for a reason. We enjoyed the beach twice and the more lounge like setting with the lights show at night once. All three visit were spectacular on their own rights. The owner worked real hard to create something unique and memorable here, and the staff makes sure that your memories are only positive ones. In that regard, a special thanks goes to Omar, this gentleman went above and beyond to help us had the best beach day ever! Beach itself is clean, cozy, and the water beds are a nice addition. The limited eating options can be an issue if you visit them back to back, so we just visited some other beaches in between until we craved more of Farsha’s delicious pizzas. The night show is also quite a memorable sight. I advise to skip the hyped periods. Do not come before sunset or before midnight, when most people seem to queue up. We arrived at around 9pm, did not wait at all, and were seated at the best possible location for the night. The light show repeats itself multiple times each night, you do not need to be there for the sunset one. It probably looks better in pitch black darkness anyways, compared to sunset. In short, Farsha is a must visit spot for a reason, and its beach is the most enjoyable one out of the four fine establishments we enjoyed in Sharm.