Taba
Egypt · South Sinai · 5 m
Description
Taba (طابا) is a small coastal town at the northeastern tip of Egypt’s Sinai Peninsula, situated on the Gulf of Aqaba directly beside the Israeli border. The peaceful resort is known for its dramatic mountain scenery, crystal-clear waters, and rich coral reefs, which offer excellent opportunities for diving and snorkeling. Taba combines the rugged beauty of the Sinai Desert with a vibrant underwater world and serves as a base for exploring the surrounding mountains, valleys, and desert landscapes. Its location near Eilat and Aqaba also gives the town particular geographic importance, making it a distinctive gateway to the international region around the Gulf of Aqaba.
Length of stay
Recommended length of stay: 2 to 4 days (optimal 3 days)
Travel season
Best time to visit: March – May or September – November
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- Nov
- Dec
Highlights
- Coral Reef Diving & Snorkeling
- Pharaoh's Island & Salah El-Din Fortress
- Taba Heights
- Taba Bay Beaches
- Fjord Bay
- Taba Mountain Hiking
- Colored Canyon(Day trip)
- Ain Umm Ahmed Oasis(Day trip)
- Blue Lagoon(Day trip)
- Zaghloul Bay
- Taba Protected Area
- Red Sea Glass-Bottom Boat Trips
- Desert Bedouin Experience
- Mount Taba
Getting there
- Border town:
- Egypt