Olly Gaspar’s favourite bed in Naama Bay

We Seek Travel is a first-person hotel and itinerary desk. Olly Gaspar’s Sharm guide ranks properties by budget and use. Camel is not a footnote. It is the opening pick: dive resort, Naama Bay, “best for completing dive certifications.”

He stayed. His partner Haylea finished Advanced there. A friend named Jake is in the same sentence. The review is domestic — air-con, shower pressure, balconies, a pool — and then it turns into the reason the page exists: Camel is treated as Sharm’s top dive shop, “known for safety, quality, and experience since 1986.”

The lionfish line

The paragraph that travel desks do not invent is the hospital run. Haylea was stung by a lionfish; staff organised transport. Gaspar files it as evidence of an accommodating house, not as adventure marketing. The rooftop bar is the sunset landmark he would send a non-diver to.

The guide still says “PADI” in one line — a leftover from an older Sharm habit. The live campus is SSI. We note the slip because the original is the record. What belongs here is the placement: among Rixos-scale all-inclusives, a mid-price dive hotel is the writer’s own favourite.