Nuweiba

Nuweiba Essentials

Nuweiba features a diverse landscape of geological formations and coastal ecosystems on the Sinai Peninsula. The region is home to the Coloured Canyon’s 40-meter sandstone walls and the hypersaline Solar Lake. Coastal sites like Al Ma'Agana offer diving among anemones and seahorses, while the interior is marked by the first eco-lodge in Egypt, Basata, and significant rock formations like the Mushroom and the Cathedral. Mountain passes such as Naqb Mehamed provide strategic views of the rugged desert terrain and the Gulf of Aqaba.

Coloured Canyon

Coloured Canyon is a rock formation on Sinai peninsula. It is a labyrinth of rocks, some of them have about 40 meters.

Solar Lake

Solar Lake is a saline desert lake located on the edge of the Red Sea, about 18 km south of Eilat in the Sinai Peninsula, Taba, Egypt,…

Mushroom

A freestanding sandstone rock formation shaped by wind erosion, located in the Sinai desert.

Al Ma'Agana

Pinnacles full of anemones, flocks of water horses and nudibranches. These small species are the main reason of the site's popularity.

Wadi Rum

Elevated desert viewpoint overlooking the surrounding wadis and rugged mountain terrain.

Basata

Egypt’s first eco-lodge, established in 1986. It features traditional Bedouin-style architecture and focuses on environmental sustainability and waste reduction.

Taba Heights Golf Course

Characteristic by its slightly undulating desert layout with green patches, it is a challenging course indeed.

Salt Cave

Therapeutic center in Taba Heights constructed from Dead Sea salt, used for salt-air treatments and relaxation.

Cathedral

Natural sandstone formation with high, arched walls that resemble the architecture of a cathedral.

Naqb Mehamed

Steep mountain pass providing views of the granite peaks and the coastline of the Gulf of Aqaba.