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Mount Sinai Sunrise Hike with St. Catherine's Monastery Visit
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Climb Mount Sinai in the early hours and watch sunrise from the summit before visiting St. Catherine’s Monastery. Round-trip transfers from Sharm El Sheikh, park fees, a Bedouin guide, and onboard drinks are included.
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Duration 15 hoursCheck availability to see starting times
Live guideEnglish, Arabic
5.0
Climb Mount Sinai in the early hours and watch sunrise from the summit before visiting St. Catherine’s Monastery. Round-trip transfers from Sharm El Sheikh, park fees, a Bedouin guide, and onboard drinks are included.
Climb Mount Sinai in the early hours and watch sunrise from the summit before visiting St. Catherine’s Monastery. Round-trip transfers from Sharm El Sheikh, park fees, a Bedouin guide, and onboard drinks are included.
Reserve now & pay laterNothing charged today — only pay when your trip is confirmed
Duration 15 hoursCheck availability to see starting times
Live guideEnglish, Arabic
- •Night ascent timed for sunrise from Mount Sinai’s summit
- •Bedouin guide for the mountain climb
- •Guided visit to St. Catherine’s Monastery
- •Round-trip air-conditioned bus transfers from Sharm El Sheikh
- •Bottled water and soft drinks on board
This overnight guided tour takes you from Sharm El Sheikh to St. Catherine National Park for a sunrise hike up Mount Sinai. The climb begins around 2:00 am with a Bedouin guide, leading to the summit in time for sunrise over the surrounding desert peaks. After descending, you con...
Hotel pickup and drop-off in Sharm El Sheikh
Round-trip air-conditioned bus transfers
Bedouin guide during the climb
Entrance fees to St. Catherine National Park
Bottled water
Soft drinks
Service charges and taxes
Tips
Personal expenses
Optional activities
Any extras not mentioned in the itinerary
What to Bring
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None specified
Know Before You Go
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Free cancellation up to 24 hours before — full refund
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Sunrise hike starts around 2:00 am on Mount Sinai
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Pickup and drop-off are in Sharm El-Sheikh
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Entrance fees to St. Catherine National Park are included
Highlights
- •Night ascent timed for sunrise from Mount Sinai’s summit
- •Bedouin guide for the mountain climb
- •Guided visit to St. Catherine’s Monastery
- •Round-trip air-conditioned bus transfers from Sharm El Sheikh
- •Bottled water and soft drinks on board
Full description
This overnight guided tour takes you from Sharm El Sheikh to St. Catherine National Park for a sunrise hike up Mount Sinai. The climb begins around 2:00 am with a Bedouin guide, leading to the summit in time for sunrise over the surrounding desert peaks. After descending, you con...
Includes
Hotel pickup and drop-off in Sharm El Sheikh
Round-trip air-conditioned bus transfers
Bedouin guide during the climb
Entrance fees to St. Catherine National Park
Bottled water
Soft drinks
Service charges and taxes
Tips
Personal expenses
Optional activities
Any extras not mentioned in the itinerary
Meeting and Pickup
Important Information
What to Bring
- •
None specified
Know Before You Go
- •
Free cancellation up to 24 hours before — full refund
- •
Sunrise hike starts around 2:00 am on Mount Sinai
- •
Pickup and drop-off are in Sharm El-Sheikh
- •
Entrance fees to St. Catherine National Park are included
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Overall rating
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Hannah
January 2026|Spain|Couple
We went January 2nd so it was very cold. Important to have layers and highly recommend bringing enough cash to rent a big heavy woolen blanket at the top, when you stop in little shelters and wait for the sunrise. It’s very cold sitting during that waiting period without the blanket, and cold sitting up on the mountain enjoying the sunrise. The blanket blocks the wind and is really worth it.
Jean-Christophe
December 2025|United Kingdom|Family
We were pick up from our hotel, drove to start point of Mt Sinai ascend with a couple of toilet stop. Our group was place in the capable hand of a couple of Bedouins guide who took us to the top and had a wonderful view of the sunrise. A few things I'll mentioned for anyone doing this trip. It' can get very cold at the top, but as you are climbing and being active you need to layer up otherwise you will be either too hot or cold. During the whole ascent you will be offer camel ride (I'm not sure how much they were, if you want to do it nor how far they will take you). At the starting point you will be offer all kinds of clothes and more for the ascent. Many stop will have got drinks and snacks but cash is king there (again we were prepared, seasoned hikers so had flasks of hot drinks with us and food). Toilet are not free (10 EGT/per use).
Dina
December 2025|United Kingdom|Couple
Very challenging night hike but with beautiful views in the morning! Our guide Ramadan was nice friendly and spoke many languages. Our Bedouin guide was also nice and caring. Overall good experience but the hike was knackering even though we are quite experienced hikers. Make sure to bring VERY WARM clothes in layers, winter jacket/coat with a hood, gloves, scarf, hat, long trousers, and most importantly - proper hiking boots and warm socks. Temperature on the top of the mountain was sub zero in mid December with strong bone chilling winds. Blankets can be rented for 300 Egyptian Pounds, bring cash. Frequent stops on the way but so many people and very little space inside the huts. Obviously no heaters and only one basic toilet up the mountain. Not an issue for us but water was not provided as promised in the tour description. Perhaps spring or summer months might be better for this trip.
Metelet
December 2025|Romania|Solo
Mijloc de transport mai bun
Matteo
December 2025|Italy|Friends
Esperienza da fare se si è a Sharm. Passeggiata di notte bellissima in mezzo alle montagne e con un cielo ricco di stelle. La guida è stata molto brava e gentile a guidarci fino in cima. Ci sono molte “baite” dove durante il tragitto ci si ferma per scaldarsi o bersi una bibita calda. Per 10/20 euro è possibile utilizzare il cammello per salire. In cima, fa molto freddo, ma noleggiano le coperte per pochi euro. Arrivati lì l’alba è stata incredibile. Visita al monastero un po’ corta però comunque interessante.