Sinai High Range 7 Days Hiking / Camels Tour
This Hiking tour is for experienced hikers – in good physical condition.
Hiking with backpacks through the magnificent Red Granite Mountains of Sinai’s High Range is an experience of a lifetime. Explore the beautiful ancient monasteries, Bedouin gardens, orchards, oasis, waterfalls and rock pools, accessible only by foot. Enjoy the incredible panoramic views of the High Range, which span the whole of the Sinai Peninsula, to the mountains of North Africa, the Gulf of Suez, the Gulf of Aqaba and to Northern Saudi Arabia. Climbing to the summits of mountains such as Mt. Catherine, Mt. Sinai and Jabel Bab.
The hiking difficulty can be eased by using camels to carry our camping equipment and other supplies, these will meet us each evening at the days camping spot. This way we carry in our packs only what is necessary for the day’s hike.
Day 1 – On the Egyptian Side of the Taba border we board a jeep and begin our journey across Sinai to the High Range area. On route we leave the road for a 4X4 journey into the sandstone area, here we visit ‘The Rock of Inscriptions’, the ancient cemetery of Nawamis and the Ein Hudra oasis. We return to the road and continue on to St. Catherine’s Monastery in the High Range. St. Catherine’s is at the foot of Mt. Sinai and when we have completed our tour of the monastery we begin our ascent by foot up Mt. Sinai for the sunset. We return to the foot of the mountain following sunset and set up camp for the evening.
Day 2– Back on track first thing to visit the Monastery of the Forty (Dir El Arba’in). We climb the ‘Red Mountain’ (Jabbel Ahmar) which leads us to the ‘Red Valley’ (Wadi Ahmar), both are of a beautiful red granite and the Red Valley has year round rock pools and shady gardens throughout. We hike these dramatic routes till evening before setting up camp.
Day 3– We walk through the beautiful orchards of Wadi J’bal before climbing Mt. Bab locally known as the ‘gateway to the world’ because of its unusual peak and spectacular views. Camping for the night in Wadi T’alla.
Day 4– hiking down Wadi T’alla to Galat El Azrak ‘The Blue Pool’ here we enjoy a refreshing dip before heading to Shag Abu Twaita and up to Wadi Abu Twaita where we spend the night.
Day 5– Exploring the canyon of Wadi M’saker The closed Canyon, famous for a huge boulder suspended over the top of the canyon. We climb Jabel Na’aga famous for its shiny red granite rock and its exceptional views over the Tee desert and the eastern sandstones of Sinai. Down to Wadi Tinya for the night.
Day 6-Visiting Wadi Shag and Wadi Zawatim (Valley of Olives), stopping at the Bedouin gardens and rock pools we pass on the way. Onto the canyon of Wadi Tal’a and the monastery at the mouth of the Tal’a valley. Here we settle for our final night in the spectacular mountains.
Day 7- We make our way back to the village of St. Catherine and en-route to Eilat visit the superb beaches of Sinai’s eastern coastline. Crossing the Taba border back into Eilat.

Jordan 4 Days Hiking Tour in the canyons near the Dead Sea
Focused in the Canyons of the Dead Sea and Moav Mountains.
Difficulty level – from mildly difficult, to very difficult for experienced hikers only.
For people who truly love to hike through nature, there can be little that matches the appeal of a trek that combines breathtaking mountain peaks with deep canyons and gorges. Centered in the Northern Edom and Moav Mountains, we hike each day through one of the magnificent canyons that are unique to this area. Beginning in the mountains we descend through the canyons and are met in the evening by a car or jeep carrying our evening provisions and camping equipment (this keeps backpacks light, allowing us greater freedom and comfort). The same transport returns us up to the mountains and our start point for the next day’s hike. Many of the hikes pass through canyons of running water, where short swims are sometimes essential in order to pass.
Favorite hiking routes include:
Petra and Wadi Mussa, explore the wondrous Petra before setting off on a hiking trek no less astonishing. Wadi Mussa (meaning ‘Valley of Moses’), begins high up in the Edom Mountains at Petra, and ends in the sands of the Arava Valley. A full-days hike takes us through this famous Wadi, rich in picturesque waterfalls, Bedouin Gardens (where fruit and herbs are grown) and ancient Nabatean ruins.
Wadi Eben Hamad is the most colorful and scenic canyon in the area, a warm spring runs its entire length before reaching the Dead Sea. Warm rock pools are found throughout the whole canyon, covered in trees and vegetation it is almost sub-tropic. Most surprising of all, in the midst of all this, is a real man-made Turkish bath, surreal in its location, it is surrounded and sheltered by trees. We bathe here in the warm water of what must be one of the area’s best kept secrets.
Wadi Arnon and Wadi Hidan are the largest and most impressive of all the canyons. Their vertical walls tower 500 meters from the base and the streams, which run their length, reach up to 15 meters high after rain. Due to this no vegetation can grow in the canyons. Particularly outstanding are their Travertine’s (similar to stalagmites) and the palm trees that in places grow horizontally across the top of the canyon completely obscuring the sky. This gives the impression of actually walking through a massive cave.
Wadi Hassa, imposing vertical walls tower over the hot springs and waterfalls running at its base, an 18km walk takes us right through this lush green canyon.

Jordan – Wadi Rum 3 days tour combining hiking and jeeps

Day 1 – Crossing the border at 8:30 in the morning, driving to Wadi Rum. A local climbing guide/driver with a 4X4 vehicle will accompany us throughout the days. On this day, we will combine jeep rides in the central part of the reserve – Jebel Rum, Um Ashreen, Hazz Ali Canyon, and more, with an option for about 4 hours of climbing to the Rainbow Arch at the top of the mountain. Accommodation in a 4* tent (recommended) in Wadi Rum, including attached facilities and air conditioning in the summer.

Day 2 – This unique option will allow us to reach the remote areas of Wadi Rum, to the southern regions near the Saudi border. An adventurous climbing option to the summit of Jebel Umm ad Dami, the highest peak in Jordan, located on the border. Breathtaking views will await us from the summit. Additional night in a Bedouin-style tent in Wadi Rum.

Day 3 – Early rise in the tent, after breakfast, we will drive to Jebel Um Ashreen. We will hike through the saddle crossing the mountain, from Wadi Um Ashreen to the village of Wadi Rum, a walk of about two and a half hours. From the village, we will drive back to the border and return home.

The price includes all meals, English-speaking guidance, climbing guide, transportation, jeeps, and entrance to Rum, accommodation in a 4* tent.
Not included: border taxes and handling fee ($65 per person), tips ( $10 per traveler per day min) drinks with meals in restaurants (as standard practice).