Trip Details

Bedouin Trail Part One 5 days is the longest safari, hiking, and camping trip in South Sinai

It’s the most interesting trip with an advanced level of camping, suitable for everyone with an average fitness level.

*The first day,

(Nuweiba, Gulf of Aqaba, The Taba Reserve)

– Seil Al-Malha, Al-Weshwashy, Al-Ain Al-Malha, Al-Farie, Naqb Al-Kahla, Al-Mutaresh, Wadi Nekhel, Colored Canyon, Bir Al-Biriya, Wadi Watir Road, Ain Ferjata (We will camp in Bir Al-Biriya or Ain-Hudra).

– The hiking distance is 18 km and the distance in 4×4 vehicles is 20 km.

– Meals of the day: breakfast, snacks during the day, dinner, tea, and water.

– There is no mobile network, electricity, or bathrooms. (If we camped in Ain-Hudhra Oasis, there is electricity, a mobile network, and bathrooms)


*The second day,

(The Taba Reserve, Nuweiba Desert)

– White Canyon, Arada, Red Canyon (We will camp in Matamir or Arada).

– The hiking distance is 10 km, and the distance in 4×4 vehicles is 15 km.

– Meals of the day: breakfast, snacks during the day, dinner, tea, and water.

– There is a mobile network but no electricity or bathrooms.


*The third day,

(The Taba Reserve, Nuweiba Desert)

– Matamir, Al-Makhroum, Wadi Al-Hamam (We will camp in Farat Al-Hamam).

– The hiking distance is 10 km, and the distance in 4×4 vehicles is 20 km.

– Meals of the day: breakfast, snacks during the day, dinner, tea, and water.

– There is a mobile network but no electricity or bathrooms.


*The Fourth day,

(The Taba Reserve, Nuweiba Desert)

– From Wadi Al-Hamam to Naqb Al-Shallala.

– The hiking distance is 12 km, and the distance in 4×4 vehicles is 20 km.

– Meals of the day: breakfast, snacks during the day, dinner, tea, and water.

– There is no mobile network, electricity, or bathrooms.


*The fifth day,

(St. Catherine Reserve, Nabq Protectorate)

– From Naqb Al-Shallala to Wadi Al-Kid, Wadi Ghazala, Aïn Um-Saïda (We will camp in Aïn Um-Saïda).

– The hiking distance is 20 km.

– Meals of the day: breakfast, snacks during the day, dinner, tea, and water.

– There is no mobile network, electricity, or bathrooms.


**The trip includes everything: Transportation, meals, fruits, water, hot drinks, 4×4 vehicles, camels, Bedouin guides, reusable eating tools, and a sleeping bag.


For all those who travel with us, a trip is not about the hotel, the camp, or even the city you’re visiting. A trip is all about the nature and culture of the place you’re visiting. We don’t travel hundreds of miles to be confined in a small space with walls around us; we travel so that we spend time in a place whose walls are the mountains, whose ceiling is the stars, and whose very spirit is nature itself.