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Perched gracefully on the Sinai Peninsula’s shores, White Hills offers unparalleled views of the Red Sea. The resort is a stone’s throw away from the region’s historic attractions, making it a perfect blend of relaxation and exploration.
Luxury Meets Comfort
Every room at White Hills exudes elegance. Think plush beds, private balconies, and every modern amenity at your fingertips. The sea-facing suites are especially in demand, offering mesmerizing sunrise views.
Foodie Delights
White Hills boasts an array of dining options, with chefs curating dishes from around the world. The all-inclusive package ensures that from buffet breakfasts to à la carte dinners, your culinary journey is taken care of. Don’t miss the seafood barbecue nights!
Activities To Your Heart’s Content
Dive into the resort’s private beach, indulge in spa treatments, or venture out on a desert safari. The resort’s activity desk ensures there’s never a dull moment.
White Hills Resort in Sinai offers more than just a stay; it promises an experience. Whether you’re a history buff, a beach lover, or a luxury seeker, this resort checks all the boxes. Dive in and let Sinai serenade you!
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Nestled between the Red Sea and the majestic Sinai Mountains, this picturesque peninsula is a paradise for nature lovers and adventurers alike. From the stunning coral reefs of Dahab and Sharm El Sheikh to the rugged beauty of Mount Sinai, the region is blessed with natural wonders that leave visitors in awe.
One of the biggest draws of Sinai is its remote and tranquil ambiance. While many tourist destinations are overcrowded and bustling with activity, Sinai offers a different experience. Imagine spending your days exploring hidden oases, hiking through canyons, or simply lounging on pristine beaches with crystal-clear waters.
Beyond its natural beauty, Sinai is also steeped in history and spirituality. It is home to St. Catherine’s Monastery, a UNESCO World Heritage site, believed to be the oldest continuously inhabited Christian monastery in the world. The monastery sits at the foot of Mount Sinai, where Moses is said to have received the Ten Commandments.
Whether you seek solitude, adventure, or a spiritual journey, Sinai has something for everyone. The region’s remote location, breathtaking landscapes, and rich history make it an ideal destination to disconnect from the digital world and reconnect with nature, yourself, and those around you.
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So, if you’re craving a much-needed break from the constant buzz of technology and a chance to rejuvenate your mind, body, and soul, Sinai in Egypt is the place for you. Pack your bags, leave your worries behind, and prepare for an unforgettable journey of disconnection and self-discovery in this hidden gem of the Middle East.
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Hushas are small traditional Bedouin huts that are the main accommodation option in Sinai if you’re not heading to a luxury resort. Usually made of bamboo or other natural materials, hushas allow you to get back to nature, unplug and switch off. Fall asleep to the sound of the waves, and open the door in the morning to watch the sunrise over the Red Sea.
Chill Out
Sinai is a perfect holiday destination for folks who need some serious relaxation. With a slow, easy pace of life, plenty of opportunities for chilling, as well as a number of yoga and meditation retreats to choose from, you will return from Sinai feeling recharged.
Diving and Snorkelling
Sinai has long been prized by divers and snorkelling enthusiasts as a dream destination. Here you can get up close to amazing marine life, wrecks, caves and stunning coral reefs. There are lots of diving schools where you can take lessons, guided tours and hire equipment.
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This resort town is Sinai’s fastest-growing travel destination. It’s all about sun, sea, and sand, but without the sky-high prices of other typical beachy resort towns. You can get around on the main highway, Peace Road, by minibus or taxi.
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One of the best diving sites in the world, the Ras Mohammed National Park is great for boat tours, snorkeling, and deep-sea diving alike, as it serves as home to more than one thousand species of fish, marine animals, and coral.
St Catherine’s Monastery
Tucked right under Mount Sinai, St Catherine’s Monastery is full of gorgeous, ancient art and even a community of Greek Orthodox monks.
Mount Sinai
Known in Judaism, Islam, and Christianity as the place where Moses received the Ten Commandments from God, Mount Sinai is a popular site for religious pilgrimage. There are two ways—one steep and one not-so-steep—to climb up the mountain. Alternatively, you can also take a camel ride to the top.
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]]>Cairo, the capital of Egypt, is currently home to more than 12 million people and offers many tourist attractions.
Near Cairo are the Pyramids of Giza. This site, which is a must for any visitor to Egypt, also houses the famous Sphinx.
There are also spectacular archeological sites in Luxor, south of Cairo. Here it is worth visiting the Great Temple of Trust.
South of Luxor is the city of Aswan. Here you will find the huge dam built on the Nile.
For those looking for a quality beach holiday, it is recommended to visit the Sinai Peninsula, which offers a relaxed and peaceful beach experience. Important tourist sites include the monastery of Santa Catarina, Dhab, and Ras Muhammad beach—where the coral reefs are some of the most beautiful and rich in the world.
At the other end of Egypt, on the Mediterranean coast, is the city of Alexandria, which was founded in 332 BC by Alexander the Great, after whom it is named.
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It is possible to visit the Sinai coast all year round due to the desert climate, Spring, autumn, and summer are considered the peak of the season.
Accommodation
There are many possible accommodation styles in Sinai—from hotels in the cities to huts and stone huts in camps scattered along the beach. You can stay in Sinai in any style of accommodation you choose, depending on you and your perception of the concept of freedom.
Mobility
Most of the mobility within Sinai is done by taxi. You can take a “private” taxi or a large taxi for 10 or 14 passengers. When traveling in a large taxi, the cost per person will probably be cheaper but you will also have to wait for the vehicle to fill up, as drivers usually do not set off before this happens.
Currency
The local Egyptian currency is the Egyptian Pound, although many service providers will happily accept dollars as well.
What to Pack
The content of your suitcase will depend on the purpose of the trip. Either way, the things that are important to have with you anyway are a passport, swimsuit, towel, sunscreen, a hat, a good book, and a cell phone charger.
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Yorkshire Tea is the most purchased tea brand in the entire United Kingdom. It is one of the symbols of northern regional pride and is considered an essential drink to taste to understand the local culture.
India
Tea, in India, is called Chai. What we in the West call “Chai” is actually Masala Chai, which is black tea with milk and honey, with a mix of masala spices infused into it. Different regions may have different spices, typically you’ll find cardamom, nutmeg, and cinnamon in it.
China
As it is the origin of tea, China should be the first choice destination of any tea aficionado. The best areas of China for growing tea are mostly the coastal areas with their moist climate and mountain ranges. Travel to the Yangzi Jiang river, Yunnan, Sichuan and Guizhou regions for the most authentic brew in the world.
Sinai
Bedouin tribes use their own blend of plants to make their own tea, mostly based on local desert plants. As tourists in Sinai desert, you might find yourself being welcomed with Marmaraya tea, brewed with the Marmaraya plant, which grows around the Moses and Saint Katherine mountains.
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