Mount Sinai Climb and St Catherine Tour from Sharm El Sheikh
Duration
14 hour(s)
Languages
English
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Witness sunrise atop Mount Sinai with breathtaking panoramic views
Climb sacred mountain guided by local expert for inspiration
Explore Monastery housing priceless icons and ancient manuscripts
Experience serene desert landscape during comfortable overnight journey
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Embark on a spiritual and cultural adventure from Sharm El Sheikh to the sacred Mount Sinai and historic Monastery of St. Catherine. Begin your journey with a nighttime drive through the serene desert to the mountain’s base, where a guided climb under the starry sky awaits. Ascend the revered peak as stories of ancient tradition unfold, culminating in a breathtaking sunrise over the Sinai Peninsula’s rugged landscape. This experience connects history, faith, and natural beauty in a deeply moving way, leaving lasting memories for every traveler.
After descending, explore the UNESCO-listed Monastery of St. Catherine, one of the oldest Christian monasteries in the world. Discover priceless icons and ancient manuscripts while learning about the monastery’s spiritual and cultural significance. Enjoy comfortable transfers, professional guidance, and a morning breakfast, making this tour an effortless blend of adventure, history, and contemplation. Every element is thoughtfully curated to provide both comfort and an unforgettable spiritual experience in one seamless journey.
St. Catherine National Park fees
Qualified Egyptologist guide
Local guide during your climbing the mount
Hotel or port pickup and drop-off
Round-trip transfer
Transport by vehicle
Entry to Mount Sinai
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Gratuities
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Not wheelchair accessible
Please be ready at the meeting point 10 minutes prior
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Wear comfortable clothes and shoes
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Children must be accompanied by an adult
Have a camera ready to capture every special moment
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Customer Reviews
Mark
I agree with the interpretation of the Eastern orthodoxy that the burning burning bush is in fact uncreated energies manifested as light. In my own experience it is an internal perception of our quantum higher dimensional reality that has much more to do with fasting and meditation. It is not bound to any particular geography or physicality. If you really want to see the burning bush I would reccommend the old adage of seek and you shall find. In particular try the version from the gospel of Thomas. If you're a devout Christian and love churches the church is very nice as you jostle hundreds of other tourists. I wanted to meditate for a bit while I was here but you don't have any access to that kind of thing unless you are lucky enough to stay at the guest house. It's very small and even the museum only has a few old books on display. It seemed most people were clamoring for photos on the surrounding rocks and taking pictures with camels. I'm happy I stayed up here for a few days and did some hikes. The view from the top of Mount St Catherine is amazing if you love nature and exertion (21km and 1200m ascent). Dress warm!
Laurenti
Visiting Saint Catherine's Monastery today was an experience I'll carry with me for years to come. There's something almost surreal about standing at the foot of Mount Sinai, in a place that has been a sanctuary of faith for over 1,500 years. Walking through those ancient walls, I felt the weight of history in the best possible way. The monastery's architecture is breathtaking—the way the stone structures seem to grow organically from the mountain itself, the fortress-like walls that have protected this sacred space through centuries of change. But what moved me most was the sense of continuity. Monks still live and worship here, just as they have since the 6th century. The Burning Bush chapel took my breath away. Whether you're religious or not, standing near the site where Moses is believed to have encountered the divine is genuinely humbling. The icons throughout the monastery are extraordinary—some dating back over a thousand years, their colors still vibrant, their faces still watching over visitors like me with serene grace. I was particularly struck by the library, home to one of the world's most important collections of ancient manuscripts. Knowing that these texts survived here, preserved by generations of monks in this remote desert sanctuary, made me appreciate how fragile and precious our connection to the past really is.
amir
The monastery has its own hotel, restaurant and cafeteria with reasonable prices. The food was OK, sleeping beds were clean. This isn't a 5 star hotel, more of a relaxing experience, try to visit it during summer times as in winter it would be soo cold.
Tsoler
Amazing experience for mountain hike lovers, we took the camels till the stairs & took 750 stairs up to watch the sine & sunrise while sleeping right under the stars! Mount Sainai Mosses mountain is magical & sacred experience 🤍
Nando
The trip from Sharm el-Sheikh to the monastery was wonderful. Unfortunately, when we arrived, the museum with the icons, which is the most interesting part of the site, was closed, and there was no advance notice. Penso che non sia una cosa corretta, pullman di persone che arrivano e poi trovano il museo con le icone chiuso. We ended up wasting our time there. The monastery and church are beautiful, however.