Tag: Sinai Peninsula

Arda Canyon is a remarkable natural formation situated in the Sinai Peninsula, approximately 90 kilometers north of Dahab and close to the town of Nuweiba. The name “Arda” refers to a unique plant found only in this canyon, known locally for its medicinal properties, particularly as a herbal remedy for asthma. The canyon is part […]

Abu Galum is a stunning protected nature reserve located on the east coast of the Sinai Peninsula, approximately 15 kilometers north of Dahab and about 25 kilometers south of Nuweiba. It lies along the Gulf of Aqaba, where mountains rise dramatically from the shoreline, making it one of Egypt’s most picturesque natural areas. Established as […]

Colored Canyon is one of Sinai’s most mesmerizing natural wonders, celebrated for its radiant and otherworldly rock formations. Located near Nuweiba on the Gulf of Aqaba’s eastern shore, this geological marvel captivates visitors with its sweeping display of colors that seem almost sculpted by an artist’s brush. The canyon’s dynamic hues and dramatic structure not […]

Geziret Faraoun stands as a remarkable jewel off the coast of the Sinai Peninsula, where history and nature intertwine to create a captivating destination. This small granite island, famously known as Pharaoh’s Island or Coral Island, is renowned for its ancient Crusader fortress, panoramic views, and rich maritime heritage. Visitors to the island have the […]

Wadi Ghazala is a magnificent desert valley located in South Sinai, Egypt, approximately one hour’s drive from the vibrant town of Dahab or the port city of Nuweiba. The name “Ghazala” refers to the graceful gazelle deer that roam the area, symbolizing the natural beauty and wildlife present in this rugged landscape. This valley is […]

White Canyon is a breathtaking geological formation located near the town of Dahab in South Sinai, Egypt. This narrow gorge was formed over millions of years through natural erosion, carving stunning white limestone walls that reflect the sunlight, creating a brilliant and almost surreal landscape. The canyon lies approximately 30 kilometers from Dahab and is […]

In the vast and dramatic landscapes of the Sinai Desert lie the mysterious Nawamis, a collection of prehistoric circular stone tombs that have captivated archaeologists and travelers alike. These ancient structures, dating back to between 4000 and 3150 BCE during the Chalcolithic era, offer a rare glimpse into early human burial practices and desert life. […]