Sinai Peninsula  شبه جزيرة سيناء

Sharm El Sheikh is the largest and most developed city in the region. It is well known for its all-inclusive resorts, desert safaris, water sports, and nearby national park reserves. The city has a large international airport with direct flights from Europe, Russia, and other destinations, making it one of the most accessible Red Sea destinations in Egypt.

Dahab is a small, relaxed rustic town on the Red Sea, located about 120 km from Sharm El Sheikh and 120 km from Taba. Known for its rustic charm, beachfront cafés, and free-life vibe, it feels unlike anywhere else in Egypt. Dahab blends Bedouin culture with travelers and digital nomads and is famous for its rich coral reefs, crystal-clear waters, and water activities such as diving, freediving, kitesurfing, and windsurfing, as well as spiritual and wellness practices.

Nuweiba is a quiet coastal town on the Red Sea, located 60 km from Taba and 180 km from Sharm El Sheikh. The region between Taba and Nuweiba stretches for about 40 km of natural coastline, known for its rustic beach camps with huts and simple rooms directly on the beach. Nuweiba is ideal for snorkeling over healthy coral reefs, relaxation, reading, and experiencing authentic Bedouin hospitality away from mass tourism.

Saint Catherine is a high-altitude desert town in the Sinai Mountains, surrounded by dramatic peaks and rock formations. It is home to Saint Catherine’s Monastery, the oldest continuously operating monastery in the world. The area is a major destination for hiking, climbing Mount Moses, and religious tourism, and is sacred to Christianity, Islam, and Judaism.