1 Day
Daily Tour
1 person
English
This Mount Sinai tour from Sharm El Sheikh is more than a hike; it’s a spiritual and scenic journey through the heart of the Sinai desert. Depart late at night and travel under a blanket of stars to the base of this sacred mountain, believed to be where Moses received the Ten Commandments.
Begin your ascent in the cool darkness and reach the summit just in time for a breathtaking sunrise over the rugged peaks. After taking in the view, descend to explore St. Catherine’s Monastery, one of the oldest Christian monasteries in the world. This tour is perfect for adventure seekers who want to experience the magic of Egypt’s highlands.
You'll leave your hotel late at night and travel across the quiet Sinai desert to reach the base of this sacred mountain, known as the place where Moses received the Ten Commandments.
Led by your guide, you'll begin your nighttime ascent. Choose between the Camel Path, a longer but gentler trail, or challenge yourself with the Steps of Repentance, a steeper, more demanding route carved from ancient stone.
The climb takes around 2 to 3 hours. At the summit, you'll rest and reflect as the sky gradually begins to glow. When dawn breaks, you’ll witness a breathtaking sunrise over the Sinai mountains, a moment of stillness, light, and wonder that will stay with you forever.
By late morning, you’ll return to Sharm El Sheikh, spiritually refreshed, physically rewarded, and forever moved by the journey.
The hike to the summit usually takes 2 to 3 hours, depending on your pace and the route you choose. You’ll descend after sunrise.
A moderate level of fitness is recommended. The pace is steady, and many travelers of different ages complete the hike successfully each day.
Wear comfortable hiking shoes, and bring warm layers (especially in winter), water, and a small flashlight or headlamp. A light snack and a scarf are also useful.
Yes, after the hike, you’ll visit the historic St. Catherine’s Monastery, one of the oldest working Christian monasteries in the world.
Yes, camels are available for hire at the base of the mountain and can take you most of the way up the Camel Path. The final summit must be reached on foot.
Yes, the tour is safe and well-organized. You’ll be accompanied by a professional guide throughout the journey and surrounded by other travelers.
Temperatures at the summit can be cold, especially before sunrise, even in summer. Warm layers are strongly recommended, particularly in the winter months.
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