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Bedouin guides are compulsory in Sinai.  We recommend using official Sinai Trail guides: they have received training in first aid, navigation and management of groups by accredited professionals and Bedouin elders; they speak excellent English and they know the official Sinai Trail route better than anybody, because they made it. Eight head guides currently work on the trail and many young apprentice guides are working under their tutelage on trips. 

Below you can find more information about each part: 

Classic Route from Ras Shetan to St. Katherine

This hike is from Ras Shetan, in the Gulf of Aqaba, to the highlands of St. Katherine. We will walk through wadis, sandy deserts and high mountains crossing the territories of three different tribes: the Tarabin, the Muzeina and the Jebeleya. 
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Part 1: from Ras Shetan to Ein Kidd

This hike is from Ras Shetan, in the Gulf of Suez, to Ein Kidd. We will walk thru wadis, sandy deserts, beautiful oasis with palms and bamboo crossing the territory of three different tribes: the Tarabin, the Muzeina and the Jebeleya.
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Part 2: from Ein Kidd to St. Katherine

This hike if from Ein Kid to the high moutain of St. Katherine guided by the Awlad Said and the Jebeleya tribe. You will walk through narrow wadis, cross high passes and climb some of the highest peaks in Egypt: Mt. Om Shomer – 2583mt, Mt. Katherina – 2642mt and Mt. Abbas Basha – 2383mt
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Part 3: from St. Katherine to Serabit el Khadem

This hike is from the highland of St. Katherine till Serabit el Khadem in the Gulf of Suez. We will walk thru beautiful area of high mountains, deep gorges and most remote wadis, crossing high passes with the Jebeleya, Awlad Said, Gararsha, Hamada, Sowalha and Alegat tribe.
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Part 4: from Serabit el Khadem to Ras Shetan

This hike is from Serabit el Khadem in the Gulf of Suez to Ras Shetan in the gulf of Aqaba. It run through the Middle East’s greatest wilderness. We will walk through wadis, red sandy deserts and we will visit the ruins of the Pharaonic Temple of Serabit el Khadem, and its surrounding turquoise mines crossing the territories of three different tribes: the Alegat, the Muzeina and the Tarabin.

Serabit el Khadem circuit

On this hike we will walk the lesser trodden paths of the Sinai Trail, the Western Sinai desert.The trail is full of history from hundreds of years ago. We will visit the ruins of the Pharaonic temple of Serabit el Khadem, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serabit_el-Khadim and its surrounding turquoise mines. Our path takes us in the footsteps of the ancient Nabateans where we will see their old rock inscriptions. We will also visit a fascinating old English ghost town in the desert and we will learn about Bedouin traditions and culture as we cross colourful Rocky Mountains and sweeping deserts in the territory of three different tribes: the Alegat, the Sawalha and the Hamada.
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