- The best weather for relaxing in the resorts of the Red Sea is spring and autumn.
- The most delicious mango ripens from late summer to December.
- The best time for diving in Egypt is July, August and September.
This is a great way to visit important Egyptian historical sites combined with an experience few people have had. The vacation is rewarding to quad biking enthusiasts with a little adventure in their soul.
DEPARTURE/RETURN LOCATION | Sharm El Sheikh International Airport | |||||||
DEPARTURE TIME | Please arrive at least 2 hours before the flight. | |||||||
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Includes: Hotels and tent camping (based on double occupancy), meals as outlined (B: breakfast, L: lunch, D: dinner), ground transfers pertaining to the tour, guide service, bikes (& camels), sightseeing as outlined. Travel Insurance.
NOT included: items of a personal nature such as tips, telephone, laundry, entry visa, etc., anything not specifically mentioned as included.
NOTE: You are welcome to bring your own bike, but leave the camel at home.
Prices are only an indication of providing these tours and services. Actual pricing will be done for a specific program custom designed for your party.
Day 1: Arrival at airport
Arriving the following afternoon you will be met by our staff who will assist with clearing immigration and customs then transfer you to a first class hotel for the evening.
Day 2:
Our staff will assist with transferring you to the domestic airport for your flight to Sharm El Sheik. Departing Sharm you will enjoy spectacular desert and mountain landscapes as you ride to the ancient St. Catherine’s Monastery located at the foot of Mount Sinai. Bible holds that God spoke to Moses here through the burning bush and later gave him the Ten Commandments on Mount Sinai’s summit. St. Catherine still functions as a monastery for Greek Orthodox monks. Their order was founded in the 4th century by Byzantine Empress Helena who built a small chapel on the site, dedicated to St. Catherine, early Christian martyr from Alexandria, who was tortured and beheaded (by her father!) for her faith. Her body was supposedly transported by angels to Mount Sinai’s highest peak where monks from the monastery guided in a dream, found it 300 years later.
In the 6th century Emperor Justinian ordered the building of a fortress, including a monastery, basilica and the original chapel to serve as a secure home for the monks and a refuge for Christians of southern Sinai. The most sanctified building in the complex is the Church and Chapel of the Burning Bush. The monastery has the worlds most valuable collection of icons and many rare books, some of which are on display in the church.
Day 3:
Depart early and climb Mount Sinai to enjoy the sunrise. Behind the monastery a footpath with 3,750 stone steps carved out of rock lead up to the summit. Overnight at Wadi El Raha hotel at the base of Mt. Sinai. Return to the hotel for breakfast then visit the monastery then enjoy afternoon and evening of leisure.
Day 4:
Cycle from the hotel to Ein Khudra, about 36 miles downhill. At Ein Khudra load the Bikes onto camels and ride the ship of the desert across the barren wasteland to Wadi Ghazalah. Camp.
Day 5:
Cycle through the desert to Wadi Fin. Camp.
Day 6:
Load the bikes on camel and ride through the desert to the colored Canyon. Camp.
Day 7:
Cycle to Wadi Malach. Transfer to the Gulf of Aquaba by vehicle and overnight in Nuweiba at a fine hotel.
Day 8:
Transfer back to Sharm el Sheik where you can fly back to Cairo for your international flight or extend your stay to enjoy the beautiful beaches and incredible diving/snorkeling offered by the Red Sea.
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