Tour

Mount Sinai Climb and St Catherine Monastery from Sharm El Sheikh

12 hours

Challenging

Hotel pickup is offered. View the hotel list on our checkout page to see if yours is included among the pickup points.
Watch sunrise from the top of Mount Sinai on a hiking trip from Sharm el Sheikh to one of Egypt’s highest mountains. You’ll climb the 7,497-foot (2,285-mt.) peak in the predawn darkness, see first light illuminate the mountaintop chapel and mosque, then descend to the 6th-century Monastery of St. Catherine, built where Moses is believed to have seen the Burning Bush. With round-trip transport from Sharm el Sheikh, this is a great way to experience Mount Sinai and St. Catherine even if you have limited time in Egypt. Hike to the summit of Mount Sinai Leave in the dark to catch sunrise at the mountain Option to ride a camel most of the way (own expense) Visit the oldest continually-operating monastery in the world See centuries-old Christian art and relics Pickup and drop-off at hotels in Sharm el Sheikh
What's included?
    Air-conditioned vehicle , Hotel Pick up & Drop off
    Mousses Mountain + St.Catherine Monastery
    Qualified Egyptologist guide
    Bedouin guide during climbing up the mountain
    searchlight
    Exclusions
      Any extras not mentioned in the program
      Entrance fees to Mousses Mountain 10€ per person to be paid cash
      Food And Drinks
      Please note
      • Infants must sit on your lap
      • Not wheelchair accessible
      • Not stroller accessible
      • Not suitable for pets
      • No public transportation nearby
      • Infant seats unavailable
      • Not recommended for people with back problems
      • Not recommended for pregnant travelers
      • Not recommended for people with heart conditions
      • Operates in all weather conditions, please dress appropriately
      • We Offer free round trip Transfer from Sharm Hotels. Kindly advise Hotel name & Room number to inform Hotel Security. The exact pickup time will be communicated via Whatsapp before the trip
      What to bring

        • the passport;
        • dry rations (need to be ordered at the reception);
        • money for personal expenses (souvenirs);
        • sports shoes, warm and practical clothes;
        • sunglasses, cream (if it's cool at night, it's very warm during the day);
        • headdress, headscarf for women on the territory of the monastery;
        • water.

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