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The Sinai Peninsula, a rugged triangle of land bridging Africa and Asia, offers some of the most breathtaking and spiritually rich hiking experiences in the world. Far from the resorts of Sharm El Sheikh and Dahab lies a land steeped in biblical history, Bedouin heritage, and raw natural beauty. Multi-Day Hikes in Sinai through this storied landscape offer adventurers a rare opportunity to disconnect, reflect, and reconnect—with nature, history, and themselves.

Why Hike in Sinai?

Sinai’s appeal lies in its dramatic contrasts. Stark granite mountains rise from golden deserts, lush wadis harbor hidden oases, and ancient trails wind past monasteries, rock inscriptions, and remote Bedouin settlements. The region’s isolation and vastness make it ideal for multi-day treks, with many routes following trails used by Bedouins for centuries.

But this is more than just a scenic trek. Hiking in Sinai is an immersive cultural experience. Most treks are guided by local Bedouin tribes—such as the Jebeleya, Muzeina, and Tarabin—whose knowledge of the land is unparalleled. Along the way, hikers learn about Bedouin customs, traditional herbal medicine, and desert survival skills, all while camping under some of the clearest night skies in the world.