Location: Nuweiba
Top Things to do in Nuweiba
What to do and see in Nuweiba, Red Sea and Sinai: The Best Things to do
Nuweiba (also spelled: Nueiba; Arabic: نويبع, IPA: [neˈweːbeʕ]) is a coastal town in the eastern part of Sinai Peninsula, Egypt. Located on the coast of the Gulf of Aqaba.
Restaurants in Nuweiba
1. Venus Diving Center
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 5 reviews
Venus Diving Center is a recreational diving center offering all levels of Padi diver training Looking forward to having you dive with us
2. Nature Travel Egypt Tour - Day Tours
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5.0 based on 42 reviews
Our company is located in Sinai. For 30 years we have been operating in this region, specializing in desert safaris by camel or jeep, and mountain trekking. We also offer a wide range of other services, including hotel reservations and a variety of trips all over Egypt. Our staff are experienced professionals, with multilingual abilities. One of our specializations is the Sinai desert and our staff have extensive knowledge of its flora and fauna, as well as a deep understanding of the traditional Bedouin way of life. 90% of our company personnel, including drivers, guides and cooks, are local Bedouins. They are here to guide you through the majestic Sinai desert, and to help you have an experience of a lifetime. Our transport fleet consists of land cruisers and buses, ideal for both groups and individuals. All are air-conditioned and up-to-date models, for travel in safety and comfort.
3. Blueforce Diving Nuweiba
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5.0 based on 10 reviews
Blueforce diving nuweiba, a nearly unknown destination in the heart of the Red Sea´s (Egypt) crystal clear waters. Our dive resort, located in Nuweiba is the perfect place to relax, diving and discover the amazing underwater world of the South Sinai Peninsula, take off on a desert adventure or simply kick back and relax, in our own private part of the world. Blueforce Diving Nuweiba, is based in LA SIRENE RESORT on the unspot shores of the Nuweiba coast, just a 2 hour drive north of Sharm –el -Sheik. Our dive center, Blueforce diving Nuweiba , located at the La Sirene Resort, offers lodging in individual sea front apartments with private en suite bathroom, air conditioning & cable t.v. It is the perfect place to kick off your shoes and relax on the beach to the sound of the surf, go trekking in the nearby canyons, visit a desert oasis, go camel riding o quad biking, explore the desert in a 4×4 excursion, have a starlit bedouin dinner o attend yoga clases by the sea. The Sirene Resort also has a restaurant that offers an ample menu for breakfast lunch and dinner. Blueforce Diving Nuweiba is the only dive center in Nuweiba that offers full technical diving and gear rental; wings, harness, back plates, reels, bouys sofnolime etc……. And all types of gas blends; Nitrox, Trimix or stages 100% O2 etc….. and a number of different size tanks for whatever best suits your needs, (7,10,12,15 y 2 x12 L )This undiscovered part of the Red sea coast, boasts an amazing array of underwater life, a dream for underwater photographers and macro-life lovers, since this part of the red sea is especially known for its small and strange macro life.
4. Coral Island
5. African Divers Nuweiba
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4.5 based on 24 reviews
We are your First Choice for Scuba Diving in Nuweiba! The dive centre has been rated a PADI 5-star centre, TDI Technical Diving Facility and CMAS educational facility. All PADI, TDI and CMAS courses from very beginner to dive instructor are offered. Our filing statiuon is fully equipped for NITROX, Trimix and Rebreather diving. There are daily dive excursions to over 20 pristine dive sites, offering 1-4 daily-dives.
6. Duna Reef
7. Abu Hamada Canyon
8. Ain Khudra
9. Coloured Canyon
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4.5 based on 133 reviews
Reviewed By Brun066 - Florence, Italy
We crossed the Coloured Canyon on the second day of our trek along the "Sinai Trail". Even before arriving at the canyon, we saw, far and high in the hills, the remains of some built structures, now in ruins, dating back to when (until about a decade ago; as I understand it) the excursion here also included catering on site. Today, however, no structure is present, the excursions are more epidermic, and the desert has regained its rights. Coming on foot from the north, the canyon is preceded by a wider corridor, where the sandstone walls (however very scenic) are a few meters apart and therefore they allow easy passage. Then the narrowest part begins, which includes widths of less than a meter and sharp uphill gradients, almost blocked by boulders, to be overcome with the help of our Bedouin guides. This part is very reminiscent of the narrowest, most well-known canyons, which are found near Petra (Jordan). We continued climbing on a plateau, characterized by a splendid example of what geologists call "pavé du desert" (desert pavement). This plain of flat stones, so regular as to seem almost human work, has a shiny black color, due to the surfacing of manganese salts; which has earned these formations the name of "desert varnish".
10. Nawamis
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4.5 based on 9 reviews
Reviewed By Brun066 - Florence, Italy
"Nawamis" is a name designating, not only in Sinai but also in Yemen and Oman, cylindrical buildings of squared stones, featuring a flat top but inside shaped like a dome, with a single and narrow door-window towards the external. The Sinai nawamis are located in a village (not far from the Dahab-Saint Catherine road) which has taken the same name. However, we arrived and departed from the site on foot, during the fifth day of our journey along the "Sinai Trail". The nawamis are lined up along a low rocky ridge, not far from the village, and are usuaally lonely. But when travelers approach (it was also our case) women and children from the village transmigrate here with their wares, displaying them at their feet and trying to sell them; so the site doesn't look like a collection of tombs, but a set of dwellings of a strange "village of the living". Opinions differ on the genesis and dating of these constructions: as I understand it, we go from a dating to about 4000 b. C. (which would make them the oldest buildings of the Sinai) at a dating of about 1000 b. C., by the Nabateans, the same people who built Petra. However, an already extraordinarily evocative region like the inner Sinai receives further prestige from these venerable buildings.
