The Sinai seems like a scary place. There are lots of security checkpoints. There are rules on needing police escorts for certain parts. Travel advisories are up for large swaths of both the Northern and Southern Sinai. So let's avoid the Sinai right?

Not so fast. Yes the Sinai has some weird rules and quirks in terms of getting around. However, the Sinai is an extremely unique area. Hiking, snorkeling, cultural activities, historical monuments, nightlife - you can expect to find all of these in the Sinai. It's a far cry from Cairo, Luxor, or Alexandria, maybe you could even say relaxing. And with a location adjacent to Eilat, Israel, and Aqaba, Jordan, it's a melange of Egyptian craziness with Levantine comfort.

So how should you spend your time in the Sinai? Great question, and I'm here to answer that! 

Egypt

Cairo, Egypt

Sharm Al Shiekh, Egypt

Second Sharm Al Shiekh, Egypt

Sinai Peninsula, Taba, Egypt

Jordan

Israel

Dahab, Egypt

Taba, Egypt

Taba, Nuweiba, Egypt

A Brief Guide to Egypt's Sinai Peninsula

Welcome to Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt! Below is my personalized itinerary, detailing the fun and amazing adventures I embarked on. This itinerary is a five-day adventure and covers each day's activities and all the places I visited, including the gorgeous hotels that I stayed in. Enjoy the journey, and if you have any further questions, don't hesitate to book a one-on-one consultation with me! I traveled here alone, and I also have some tips if you'd like to know more. 

Sharm El-Sheikh, Qesm Sharm Ash Sheikh, Egypt

Amazing Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt Itinerary 

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Sharm El Sheikh International Airport

Important Travel Information: 
Passport: Make sure you have your passport. A visa is only required if you're traveling to Cairo or certain areas outside of South Sinai. If you're staying in Sharm El Sheikh, a visa is NOT necessary. 

An important site predominantly given this is one of the two main entry points to the Sinai (the other being Taba where you can walk to Israel or take a ferry to Jordan)