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SINAI


	Monastery of St. Catherine Dahab		Nuweiba Taba

Sinai: Land of discovery

The route to the Promised Land; where Isis sought Osiris and the Pharaohs found Gold. A meeting point for three great religions, at the crossroads of Africa and Asia: where Moses witnessed the Burning Bush, the Holy Family passed along during its flight into Egypt and where Amr Ibn El Aas went across on his Islamic invasion of the country. After 8,000 years (at the heart of history,) experience the continuing contrasts.

Sinai: where rock meets coral reefs and the desert stops at the sea. Where the grandeur of granite meets the golden beaches of the "Red Sea Riviera." Tropical fish and rare birds; spectacular sunsets and clear starry nights.

Monastery of St. Catherine
	Built in the 6th century and dedicated to the daughter of a ruler of Alexandria, who converted to Christianity and was subjected to great torture. It is a spectacular natural setting for priceless works of art.

Dahab
Palm Beach	Dahab overlooks Aqaba Gulf, 95 km North East of Sharm El-Sheikh. One of the most beautiful beaches in Southern Sinai due to its golden sand, clear waters and colourful marine life. It includes tourist villages, diving centers, camping sites, glass boats and windsurf facilities. "Dahab in Arabic means gold". In Sinai it means golden sands, turquoise sea and coloured fish.

Nuweiba
	Famous for its beautiful sandy beaches, it is another exciting place for underwater sports. You will see both the imposing mountains of South Sinai and Green Oases along Palm-Fringed Beaches. Sea and Desert adventures: Camel and off-road vehicles, mountain climbing, diving and snorkeling to enjoy rare marine life.

Taba
Geziret Faraon (Pharaoh's Island) Take a boat for a trip to the island, crowned by Saladin Fortress founded in 1170.	A meeting of borders: Taba, at the tip of Aqaba Gulf, overlooks Jordan and Saudi Arabia. The beaches of the Red Sea are an exquisite gift of nature. The Sea, with its clear blue water, boasts colourful corals and rare marine life.