The Sinai peninsular has much more to offer than simply diving the amazing underwater world. The views above the water are just as awesome as those below it and many visitors come back time and time again in order to view the many different routes that traverse the desert wilderness.
Sinai is huge and so it is impossible to see the whole region in just a fortnight. However, it is possible to get a real feel for the desert by joining a safari led by local Bedouin and thus get a taste of authentic Bedouin life and desert dwelling. Our safaris aim to educate the mind as well as relax the soul and with this in mind we have a handpicked safari team who can enlighten trekkers with their inexhaustible knowledge based on the Bedouin culture and their own varied experiences in the wilderness.

Apart from the many places of historical interest in the Sinai, for example St Catherine's Monastery to mention just one, the Sinai desert has much to offer. The diversity of the landscape is breathtaking; one minute you can be walking through a narrow wadi and the next minute you come out into a vast desert plain awash with wild flowers that perfume the unpolluted air. There are high mountains, deep canyons, desert gorges, massive sand dunes and of course the multicoloured wadis that twist and turn their way across the rocky terrain.

It is impossible to give an accurate description of the beauty and the immense feeling of freedom and tranquillity that the desert inspires.The only way to really appreciate the landscape is to spend a few days and star-filled nights out there with nature. So, hop on a camel or put your walking shoes on and join a Sub Sinai Safari, we absolutely guarantee that you will not be disappointed!

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