Overview

Discover the hidden gems of Sinai on a journey through striking desert landscapes and ancient temples. Explore off-the-beaten-path spots, and enjoy breathtaking views that reveal the true essence of Sinai.

3 Nights 4 Days 19 Dec, 19 Dec, and 19 Dec South Sinai Governorate
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Highlights
  • Hiking through the White and Colored Canyons
  • Lunch in Ein Khodra Oasis between the mountains 
  • Hike to Wadi Al Weshwash, a natural pool in the Sinai mountains
  • Optional rock climbing experience at Wadi Gnai, Dahab (suitable for all levels)
  • Relax and unwind at Nuweiba's beautiful beaches
  • Climb Jebel Serabit and visit the Temple of Hathor 
  • Explore the turquoise mines on the mountain plateau
  • Hike to the Manganese Mountain
  • Explore the history and remains of the mining operations
Itinerary

We will depart from Cairo at 12:00 AM the night before our trip date, with a journey of approximately 9 hours ahead of us.

Day 1

Welcome To Nuweiba

After arriving at our camp and relaxing, we'll set off for an exciting off-roading adventure in the desert. Then, we'll hike through the Colored Canyon, enjoying the beautiful colored rocky mountains. Following that, we'll have lunch and head to the famous White Canyon for another incredible hike. Afterwards, we’ll return to camp to rest.

  • Hiking through the Colored and White Canyons
  • Lunch in Ein Khodra Oasis between the mountains 
  • Relax and unwind at Nuweiba's beautiful beaches
Overnight at New Moon Camp or similar (Dinner)

 


Day 2

Wadi Weshwash/Dahab Rock Climbing

After a delicious breakfast, we’ll head to Wadi Al Weshwash, a stunning natural pool tucked in the middle of the Sinai mountains. We'll hike through the rugged terrain, before reaching the pool for a refreshing dip. Afterward, we’ll return to our camp in Nuweiba to unwind.

For those looking for more adventure, you can choose to skip Wadi Al Weshwash for a rock climbing experience at Wadi Gnai in Dahab. Suitable for climbers of all levels, it’s a thrilling challenge in a breathtaking setting. 

  • Hike to Wadi Al Weshwash, a natural pool in the Sinai mountains
  • Optional rock climbing experience at Wadi Gnai, Dahab (suitable for all levels)
  • Relax and unwind at Nuweiba's beautiful beaches
Overnight at New Moon Camp or similar (Breakfast, Dinner)

 


Day 3

Welcome To Serabit

Get ready for an off-the-beaten-path adventure as we'll explore hidden gems in Sinai. We’ll head to Abu Znaima, where we’ll take 4x4 cars and begin our off-roading journey. Our first stop is Jebel Serabit. We will climb the mountain and visit the ancient Temple of Hathor. We'll also explore the historic turquoise mines on the mountain plateau. We'll have a scenic lunch on the mountain with breathtaking views. Then we return to camp a delicious dinner and a restful overnight stay.

  • Climb Jebel Serabit and visit the Temple of Hathor 
  • Explore the turquoise mines on the mountain plateau
  • Enjoy a scenic lunch with breathtaking views on the mountain
Overnight at the Camp (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)

 


Day 4

Manganese Mines/Back to Cairo

Today, we'll continue exploring hidden gems in Sinai. We’ll start with a hike to the Manganese Mountain to discover the historic manganese mines. Along the way, we’ll visit the British-built manganese city, which was once a thriving mining hub. After taking in the fascinating history, we’ll enjoy a tasty lunch and then head back to Cairo.

  • Hike to the Manganese Mountain
  • Visit the British-built manganese mining city
  • Explore the history and remains of the mining operations
  • Enjoy a scenic lunch on the mountain
(Breakfast, Lunch)

 

 

Accommodation

Nuweiba Camp:

Huts:

  • Shared bathroom available onsite

Beit Barakat Camp:

Rooms

  • Each room comfortably accommodates 1-3 people
  • Mattresses and sleeping bags will be available in the tents (you may get your own sleeping bag or purchase a Gazef sleeping bag for hygiene)
  • Shared bathroom available onsite

 

Inclusions/Exclusions

What is included in the tour

  • Accommodation as mentioned in the itinerary
  • All meals as mentioned in the itinerary
  • All activities and entrance fees as mentioned in the itinerary
  • All transfers in a private air-conditioned vehicle
  • Private local tour guide
  • All service charges and taxes

What is NOT included in the tour

 

  • Meals other than mentioned in above itinerary
  • Beverages
  • Optional activities / tours
  • Personal expenses
  • Tipping
Pickup point
Directions
We will depart from Cairo at 12:00 AM the night before our trip date from the Emirates Embassy, Masaken Al Mohandesin, Nasr City, Egypt View on Map
Important Notes

Non-Egyptians will incur an additional fee of $100 to cover essential permits, accommodation, and ticket price differences. Make sure you have this amount in cash to be paid to your trip chaperone at the start of the journey.

Please Note that you might be sharing the rooms with someone from the group.

Adventure Leader

The Adventure Leader's primary role is to ensure your journey flows seamlessly. As your main point of contact throughout the trip, they're dedicated to enhancing your experience. Whether it's offering recommendations on activities or attractions, or facilitating interactions among travelers, they ensure everyone feels connected, although often connections form naturally.

Traveling Solo

Our groups are filled with solo travelers and like-minded individuals who share a passion for adventure and connecting with others. You'll feel right at home exploring with us.

Transportation

We use Hiace buses for groups of up to 10, and Coaster buses for groups of up to 19. In the desert, we use 4x4 safari cars.

Electricity

In Egypt, the power supply is Type C and F, with a standard voltage of 220V and a frequency of 50Hz. However, no electricity will be available at the campsite and throughout the day at the desert, so make sure to bring your power banks.

Network

Network is unstable in Nuweiba canyons and on the third day

Packing List
  • Comfortable Clothing
  • Comfortable Shoes
  • Jacket
  • Power Bank
  • Sun Protection (sunscreen, hat, sunglasses)
  • Sleeping Bag (you may get your own sleeping bag or purchase a Gazef sleeping bag for hygiene)
  • Flashlight (if available)
  • Camera (if available)
  • Speakers (if available)
  • Snacks (nuts, energy bars, fruit)

Tipping

Tipping directly supports local communities, benefiting drivers and suppliers. The tourism sector heavily depends on this support. While not obligatory, your tip is a meaningful 'thank you' for their service.

Meter Level
60%