From first light to the last star
Mountains, canyons, desert, and the Red Sea coast of South Sinai: days and nights shaped by the people who know this ground best, through places you already know and a few that are ours alone.
We make the mountains easy to reach, and hard to leave
Summits at last light, canyon walks, and nights around a Bedouin fire. Each day is a full experience from the first hour to the last, shaped by the people who live here.
Last light on the summit
Granite climbed for the last hour of sun, the range running gold to rose to deep blue, then the first stars. The mountains the names are known for, met at their best hour.
Deep in the canyons
Sandstone narrowing overhead, walls worn smooth by old water, the odd scramble where the floor steps up. Quiet country, often yours alone.
The Bedouin night
When the sun goes down the day keeps going: a fire, a meal cooked in the open, tea passed around, and the unhurried company of the people who live here.
Off the map
Years on this terrain mean canyons and high ground most never reach. A few we keep for ourselves: you book the trip, not the pin, and we take you there and back.
Mountain, canyon, and desert, all on one road
South Sinai is granite mountains, sandstone canyons, and open desert, packed into a short stretch of coast and the high interior behind it.
Each asks for different timing, different footing, and a guide who reads it. We carry that knowledge, so the day itself is all you have to think about.
Some of our best hours begin after dark
A summit reached for sunset. A canyon walked through the middle of the day. And after dark, the experience keeps going.
Our nights are their own thing: hikes under a huge sky, ridge views, a Bedouin dinner cooked over the fire, tea and beverages passed around it, and the unhurried company of the people who live here. The full Bedouin night, not a shortened day.
Four towns, one corridor
The Gulf of Aqaba coast and the high country behind it, from the granite interior down to the head of the gulf. This is the ground we know best.
Saint Catherine
High in the granite heart of the peninsula, under Jabal Musa and the old monastery. Where the mountain days begin.
Dahab
The laid-back town on the Gulf of Aqaba, with canyon country waiting at its back door.
Nuweiba'
A quiet shore between the mountains and the sea, and the place we call home.
Taba
The corridor's northern end, where the mountains run down to meet the head of the gulf.
Just ask, booking can wait
Not sure which experience fits, or just want to know how something works? Send a question and we reply by email, usually within a day or two.
From the last light to the fire
Pick an exact date, or hand us your whole stay and we shape the days around the season and the hours you like. The prices you see are final.