Discover Taba: The Hidden Jewel of the Sinai
Where the golden mountains of the Sinai desert meet the turquoise ripples of the Gulf of Aqaba. Taba is Egypt’s most tranquil escape—a crossroads of history, luxury, and untouched nature.
Why Taba is unique
The 4-Country View: From the peaks of Taba Heights, you can see four countries at once: Egypt, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, and Israel.
The Quiet Sinai: Unlike the bustling streets of Sharm El Sheikh, Taba offers a serene, boutique atmosphere perfect for relaxation and “slow travel.”
Adventure Gateway: Taba is the perfect base for day trips to Petra (Jordan), Mount Sinai, and the Colored Canyon.
Top Things to Do
1. Pharaoh’s Island & Salah El-Din Castle
A 12th-century Crusader fortress sitting on a tiny granite island. Take a short boat ride to explore the restored battlements and enjoy some of the best snorkeling in the Gulf of Aqaba.
2. Fjord Bay
Located 15km south of Taba, this is the most photographed spot in the region. The deep blue water is protected by a natural breakwater, making it a “hidden” swimming hole with crystal-clear visibility.
3. Castle Zaman
A medieval-style fortress built on a cliffside between Taba and Nuweiba. It’s famous for “slow-cooked” traditional meals and an infinity pool that overlooks the sea. Note: Booking is essential!
4. Hiking Wishwashi Canyon
A hidden gem tucked away in the mountains. Trek through the sandstone walls to find a hidden “natural pool” filled with rainwater where you can dive in and cool off.