Frequently Asked Questions

You can book your hike or trekking trip by contacting us via email or via WhatsApp messages, and this is what we always prefer.

We will be in South Sinai, where Sharm el-Sheikh, the city of peace, and Dahab, the most famous place for a simple visit, and St. Catherine, where the oldest monastery in Egypt is, are. That's where we will wander. We are far enough from the place where there were some cleansings from terrorism before. It is North Sinai, and the time between North Sinai and South Sinai is 12 hours when travelling by car. Thats why the south Sinai is safe enough to visit, but we advise you to get adequate advice from your government, your friends, and some people you know who have previously gone on Sharm El Sheikh Hiking, Dahab Safari, or trekking in Saint Catherine.

The Sinai trails are completely safe for hiking and camping, and one of the most famous safe trails that hundreds flock to every day is the Mt. Sinai trail, the Mount Catherine trail, and the Saint Catherine trails. All of these trails are inhabited by the local tribes of Sinai, specifically the Jabaliya tribe, as well as the coloured canyon trail, the white canyon, the closed canyon, and the Salama canyon. It is completely safe, and many visitors come daily, as well as to Ain Khudra Oasis. All of it is really safe to have amaizing experiences in Sinai with the Bedouins.

We will sleep in the open space under the million-star hotel, as the Bedouins called it, during our trip. Sometimes we will sleep in small rooms in the used camping bedouin gardens in the cold weather, and some days we will use tents and sleep inside them in the wilderness of Sinai under the stars, and every time we will try to find a comfortable place to sleep.

You will have three extremely delicious bedouin meals cooked up the wood fire all the trip, and you can also help in their preparation if you want to. Breakfast is usually eggs, cheese, beans, honey, and jam; lunch is on the lighter side with salad, grilled eggplant, tuna salad, mashed potatoes, and white cheese; and dinner is the amazing cuisine of bedouins, which is soup, pasta, rice, lentils, vegetables, meat, or chicken slow-cooked on charcoal or on the fire with some fruit.

We could bring bottled water if you want; we will bring it throughout the trip,or you could be like the bedouins, we use most of the time, pure water springs in the mountains and wells, which we have been drinking from since we were born. They are completely clean, and the water is very pure. You can also use water purification tablets or water filters as you like.

Joining a hike on Sinai trails or the Sinai Desert doesn't require really high experience, but you need to be fit enough to hike 5–6 hours per day in all changing climate conditions, whether cold weather, hot weather, or even rainy weather. We will keep you motivated each day and in great company with the stunning views.

The paths we walk are always from 10 km to 20 km, according to your itinerary. It is different, but it is not very difficult. It is a combination of easy-walking trails in sandy valleys and rocky trails between the mountains, as well as some scrambling mountain trails on the tops of the mountains. You could choose from all of it. You must know your physical fitness and the extent of your body’s energy before the trip, and you can tell us what you prefer while walking, and on this basis, we will always give you the best choice.

The first thing is that your heart health must be good, and you can walk well for long distances to be fit by walking. The most important thing is that you should always exercise well and move as high as possible, such as by climbing stairs and running. All exercises that make you pant while wearing a bag weighing approximately 10 kg This will help you very much.

There are a few points during the trip, but you must inform friends and family before the trip that there is no network while you are hiking or trekking in Sinai or Egypt, so that there is no anxiety.

It is a trip through the Sinai mountains and deserts. It is difficult to have electricity, so you must bring a power bank with you or a solar charger.

You must inform the guide as soon as possible, and he will help you finish the path as soon as possible and through the nearest exit point from the path. You can also complete the trip sometimes with a very light walk and rest throughout the day or riding a camel.

Like any place where there are excursions and trails to hike in Egypt, some bumpy and some dangerous, you should know that there are sometimes paths that must follow the instructions of the guide. Sometimes we will be away from the nearest rescue unit for about two days. This makes us strict in the instructions given by the guides during the trip so as to create a safe environment with adequate control. supervising the safety of the group. You understand and agree to them prior to the trip, and you agree to carry out the instructions of the guide during the trip.

1- Stomach disorders : It is the feeling of pain and a feeling of discomfort in the stomach, diarrhea, and despite the multiplicity of health problems that occur in the stomach and cause pain, most of them are simple and the symptoms disappear quickly or by taking medication, as in indigestion or contraction of the abdominal muscles, and for this it must be You have a pain reliever for this. 2- Sunburn : Sunburn is red, sore skin that feels hot to the touch. It usually appears within several hours after excessive exposure to ultraviolet light from the sun and you can avoid this with sunscreen and related conditions by protecting your skin. This is especially important when you are outside, even on cold or cloudy days. 3- Foot blisters : These blisters usually appear in areas that have been damaged, with the aim of forming a cushion that protects the area from additional damage in most cases, and the best way to treat foot blisters is to leave them to heal on their own. Period The following can be done to speed up the healing process:Do not expose the area to any pressure or friction. Carefully clean the area around the blisters with soap and water. Cover the area with a clean, dry, breathable pad. Put a cold source on the area. Elevate the affected foot on a chair or pillow to reduce blood flow to the affected area. Not wearing the shoes or socks that caused their appearance. 4-Drought : Dehydration is a common problem in athletes. During sports activity, the body loses water along with some important blood salts such as potassium. Dehydration impedes the physical and mental performance of the athlete at all levels. The risk of dehydration increases in light of the availability of auxiliary factors such as high air temperatures, so the body secretes sweat to maintain the body temperature of 37 degrees Celsius, and you can avoid this by keeping drinking sufficient water constantly. 5-Low body temperature : You feel a drop in temperature when your body loses heat faster than it produces it, and your body temperature drops below 95 F (35 C). If left untreated, it can be life-threatening. It usually occurs as a result of exposure to cold weather or immersion in cold water. It can also occur with continuous exposure to indoor temperatures below 50 F (10 C). You may also be at greater risk when you feel tired or dehydrated. Signs and symptoms of hypothermia usually appear slowly and can include: Shivering, although it may stop as the body temperature drops slurred speech or mumbling Rapid and weak breathing weak pulse ataxia, or poor balance Feeling drowsy or weak Confusion or memory loss Unconsciousness The skin is bright red and cool (in infants) Gently move the person away from the cold. If they cannot enter the closed room, wrap the person in a blanket, especially around the neck and head. Isolate the person from the cold ground. Gently dispose of wet clothing. Replace wet items with warm, dry sheets or a blanket. When more heating is needed, warm it up gradually. For example, apply warm, dry compresses to the center of the body, neck, chest, and groin. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention suggests another option is to use an electric blanket when available. If you are using bottles filled with hot water or as a hot chemical, first wrap them in a towel before using them. Offer the person warm, sweet, non-alcoholic drinks. If the person has no signs of life, such as breathing, coughing or movement, begin CPR.