Cultural, historical, adventure, and custom customized trips are just a few of the tours that Deluxe trips offer in Egypt and Jordan.
Located on the northeast coast of Sinai Peninsula, Nuweiba is a secret paradise of serene beaches, snorkeling, and stunning desert-mountain adventures. Visited by far fewer travelers than Dahab or Sharm El Sheikh, Nuweiba is perfect for those seeking an off-the-beaten-track, authentic Sinai adventure. Come along and discover the top activities and sites to make Nuweiba a once-in-a-lifetime experience.
Unroll along Nuweiba beach's stunning shores—a mix of sandy and pebble beaches with dramatic views out to the Gulf of Aqaba and Saudi Arabia's mountains on the horizon. Sunbathe, relax in the shade of a sun awning to read a book, or beach-walk through this quaint seaside paradise.
Red Sea beach near Nuweiba features some of the planet's most astounding coral reefs with unimaginable variety of sea life. A few of the best locations are:
Gorgonia Beach – Perfect for leisurely snorkeling
Blue Hole Near Nuweiba – A breathtaking water sinkhole beneath the surface
Mountain View Beach – Offers diving and picturesque beach swimming
Local dive shops offer guided tours, rental equipment, and certification courses.
Ringed with rocky mountains, Nuweiba is an entranceway to some fantastic mountain hikes and Bedouin communities. Do:
Coloured Canyons – A scenic, natural hike along red-hued rock
Bedouin Hiking Trails – Followed by local Bedouins, hike into hidden valleys and ancient Bedouin camps
This is one of the finest ways to see authentic desert life.
South of Nuweiba is the Colored Canyon, a stunning labyrinth of curving sandstone ridges in bold reds, pinks, and yellows. Access by 4x4 jeep or guided walk. The canyon shines sheer brilliance at sunrise or sunset and is the perfect subject for photographers.
Want to stay dry? A glass-bottom boat lets you observe the underwater world—coral gardens, tropical fish, and reefs—without snorkeling equipment. It's family- and laid-back marine enthusiast-friendly.
Overnight in a traditional Bedouin camp—where you can hear night tales of the stars, experience a camel or goat dinner, and share a moment with Bedouin musicians by the campfire. Such activities are offered sometimes in addition to a sunset trek or dune driving.
Off the shore, Pharaoh's Island has the shield of a Crusader fortress from the 13th century. A boat tour out gives spectacular views of the gulf and the chance to go to an old fortress.
Sunrise tour to Nuweiba mountain viewpoints gives breathtaking views of the gulf and distant peaks. Ideal for peaceful reflection and nature lovers.
Hot! seafood on the beach—generally day-caught and fresh! Enjoy the following local dishes as:
Grilled fish wraps
Grilled crab or shrimp
Bedouin bbq plates
Local, beachside cafes and vans offer fresh food with a seaview.
Nuweiba has a relaxed wellness community with sunrise beach yoga classes. As waves gently blow in your direction, it's a wonderful morning excursion.
Best Time to Visit: Spring (Mar–May) and autumn (Sep–Nov) best; avoid hot summer months.
How to Get There: Ferry from Aqaba (Jordan) or bus/van from Dahab or Sharm El Sheikh.
Dress Code: Beach wear conservative on beaches; conservative clothing for Bedouin villages.
Stay Prepared: Sunscreen, water bottle, comfortable walking shoes, and snorkeling equipment.
Visit local adventure sites such as Top Things to Do in Dahab, South Sinai
Time your visit with a tour of the culture to Nubian Village & Elephantine Island
Nuweiba is a sinai haven of laid-back beaches, coral reefs of every hue, and humble desert culture—perfect for those who want to unwind, dive deeper, and resurface away from tourist throngs. From rainbow-hued gorges to Bedouin campfires, this South Sinai gem has memories to die for and idyllic landscapes to offer.
Discover now our answers to the most common questions that may come to your mind about tourism and trips to Egypt
Cultural, historical, adventure, and custom customized trips are just a few of the tours that Deluxe trips offer in Egypt and Jordan.
The Dead Sea, Petra in Jordan, the Pyramids of Giza, Luxor's historic temples, and many other famous sites can be expected to be explored with Deluxe Tours.
offer a hassle-free holiday, Deluxe Tours' packages generally include lodging, transport, meals, guided tours with experienced local experts, and entry fees to attractions.
Spring (March to May) and fall (September to November) offer the finest weather for sightseeing and outdoor activities, making those months the best times to visit Egypt and Jordan.
These two countries are close by, only a 1.5-hour flight apart, and when combined, offer a variety of distinctive experiences. We advise you to spend at least 12 days visiting both countries for a truly unforgettable experience
Combining the eclipse viewing with visits to historic sites like the Pyramids of Giza, the Valley of the Kings, and a Nile River cruise are highly recommended.
