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Marriott Taba Hotel 5* This Marriott in Taba Heights is a large resort located between the mountains and the Red Sea coast, and the closest major airport is Elat Airport in Israel. Local attractions include the beach, and downtown Taba Heights.......(more details and special rates)

Sofitel Taba Hotel 5* Ranking high among the other 5 Star Hotels in Taba in Egypt, Sofitel Taba Heights Hotel in Taba is a magnificent hospitality address for all those who are ready to spend for a quality stay. The hotel features everything right from the basic amenities to those that are close to royal luxuries. The Sofitel Taba Heights Hotel in Taba is located very close to the Gulf of Aqaba and this adds to its popularity among the leisure travelers.................................(more details and special rates)

Intercontinental Taba Hotel 5* Intercontinental Taba Heights is located on the Sinai*s Red Sea Coast, approximately 22 miles from Taba International Airport. Guest rooms feature air conditioning, cable/satellite TVs, coffeemakers, mini bars, high-speed Internet access, work desks with lamps, telephones with voicemail, private bathrooms, bidets, hairdryers, scales, iron and ironing boards, and safes. ................................(more details and special rates)

Sonesta Beach Resort Taba Hotel 5* Sonesta Beach Resort Taba Rests Amidst The Natural Legendary Beauty Of The Red Sea Known For Its Spectacular Views- Unforgettable Sunsets- Colorful Mountains And Unique Corals. ................................(more details and special rates)

Morgan Azur Resorts Hotel 5*

Located at the north east point of the Sinai Peninsula about 45 minutes from taba airport, .At one of the most beautiful location in the very well known Taba Riviera ...............................(more details and special rates)

Radisson SAS Resort Hotel 5* Located 24 kilometers south of Taba on Egypt's Sinai Riviera, the Radisson Blu Hotel offers easy access to four major airports, Taba (45 kilometers), Eilat (25 kilometers), Aqaba and Sharm El Sheikh (230 kilometers). Cairo is just a 45-minute plane ride or a 4 ½ hour comfortable drive by coach.............................(more details and special rates)

Three corners Elwekala Hotel 4* The Three Corners El Wekala Golf Resort is a luxury resort hotel occupying a prime location in the Taba Heights Resort, a paradise of deluxe holiday resort hotels settled in a natural scenery. The coastline from Taba to Nuweiba is Sinai's most spectacular coastal landscapes with picturesque bays and coves to dramatic mountain backdrops and stretches of golden beaches. .................................(more details and special rates)

ABOUT TABA

Set against ancient mountain ranges, this magnificient destination lies nestled at the crossroads of three continents, where untamed desert and cinnamon mountains are quenched in one of the world's most vibrant coral seas.

Taba’s exceptional geographical location between Africa and Asia at the head of the Gulf of Aqaba facing Arabia made it a stopover on the caravan route from the fourteenth century onwards. The last part of Sinai to be handed back to Egypt by Israel in 1989 and now a frontier post, Taba is today a favourite destination for Israelis and tourists from around the world since the opening of the international airport

45 km away.

Taba Heights

19 km south of Taba.
Taba Heights is a rapidly expanding seaside resort much prized by the large international hotel chains for its beaches and exceptional coral reefs. Taba Heights is a breathtaking year-round resort ideally situated in one of the most beautiful spots of Egypt's Sinai Peninsula.

Leisure activities

In addition to the traditional activities of tennis or golf, the hotels provide a wide range of water sports so that visitors can make the most of what the Red Sea has to offer – windsurfing, water skiing, sailing, sea trips, fishing and sea kayaking. The wealth of things to see on the seabed make it essential to go equipped with a mask. The shallow depth at which the reefs lie and the absence of drop-offs make it possible to enjoy the beauty of life on the coral reef with the minimum of equipment. The variety of creatures and the chance to observe endemic species, such as the toadfish, as well as the well-preserved state of the reefs are some of the great advantages of this area.

Numerous diving clubs offer courses and daily outings. Instructors take divers to the most suitable sites to dive in complete safety. Outings last a maximum of an hour and a half, and often much less. The dive sites feature a sandy seabed dotted with coral outcrops and contain a rich selection of marine life from seahorses to dolphins. The absence of currents makes these sites perfect for beginners, as well as fulfilling the highest expectations of photographers and divers of all levels. Among the best-known sites are the Fjord with its well-like topography, the Aquarium and its variety of species, and Mersa el-Muqabila where there is the chance to spot an eagle ray. For those who find boats a nuisance, lovely dive sites teeming with marine life are accessible from shore, such as the House Reef and Marina Bay, just two minutes away in a 4x4.

The Bedouins

Beyond the Taba Heights hotel complexes lie numerous Bedouin encampments. The Sinai desert belongs to this people who carry on the centuries-old nomadic traditions of rearing livestock and trade. Around 70,000 Bedouins divided into thirty tribes live here as they have done for thousands of years – without running water, electricity, telephone, television – and respecting their elders and clan chiefs who take the important decisions. They are Muslim and speak Arabic, often Hebrew and sometimes English learned from tourists. The Bedouins are the many-faceted soul of this desert world between the wadis and the high plateaus.

Island of the Pharaoh (Geziret Faraum)

5 km southeast of Taba.
Just 250 m from the coast lies a small granite island surrounded by coral and dominated by the magnificent Salah el-Din fortress, built by Crusaders in the twelfth century and recently restored by the Council of Egyptian Antiquities. The island, known as Faraum, was a strategic site towards the end of the twelfth century for Caliph Saladin who used it as base for soldiers. Form there he was able to control the trade of foodstuffs coming from Asia and demand ransoms from pilgrims on their way to Mecca. From the keep there is a stunning panoramic view of the coast of Arabia, Jordan and Israel.

The Coloured Canyon

70 km southwest of Taba.
The canyon affords a superb 2-hour excursion through a maze of sandstone rocks in hues of mauve, yellow, ochre and pink shading to green and blue. The route through this amazing landscape follows dried-up riverbeds. The uneven forms and height of the rocks sometimes make climbing necessary. Fossils and rock erosion show that the canyon was once under the sea. The silence of the stones speaks louder here than anywhere else.

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