Adventure in the White & Red Canyons 
- Perfect for anyone who wants to feel a bit like Captain Archer and T’Pol on Vulcan
- Secured climbing into and hiking through breathtaking desert canyons
- Relaxing lunch stop in Ain Khudra oasis
- Exciting four-wheel drive jeep rides over desert tracks and dunes included
- Fantastic colourful rock landscapes – ideal for photography
- Not suitable for heat-sensitive people with a fear of heights or physical limitations
Introducing…
- Mohammed, 47 years old family father with a good heart
- A child – now man – of the desert
- Proud Egyptian, who loves ‘his’ Sinai and knows the desert
- A shepherd who looks after his ‘human’ sheep
- Excellent knowledge of English
Fantastic Hike into magnificient Desert Landscapes 
Wow, even months later, I still get goosebumps and feel absolutely thrilled whenever I think back on that tour through the two breathtaking desert landscapes north of Dahab. It far exceeded my expectations! I can wholeheartedly recommend this exciting yet safe day trip into the desert to everyone.
The exciting descent and the subsequent 1 1/2 hour hike through the White Canyon were a real highlight. The lunch break at the Ain Khudra Oasis provided the necessary rest. Refreshed and reenergized, the afternoon brought the unforgettable highlight of the tour: the Red Canyon with its incredible colors. The pictures posted here can only partially convey why I am still so enthusiastic about this tour.
If you’re planning a visit to the Sinai and Dahab, be sure to ask Rehab about this tour. ‘Mrs Boss’ will make sure that Mohammed acts as your tour guide. This experienced desert expert will reliably ensure your safety on your excursion into the spectacular natural landscape of the Sinai Peninsula.
You will definitely need sturdy shoes. You should also bring enough water for the first part of the tour.
If you’d like me to inform Rehab about a planned Sinai trip, please write to me using the contact form. She will be happy to take care of you from your arrival to your departure.
