South Sinai Governorate

South Sinai Governorate is a special province located in southern part of the Sinai Peninsula, renowned for its spectacular landscapes and diverse civilizational history. This province has been known to be inhabited since the Paleolithic times, although it was never those civilizations that stood out the most.

South Sinai’s real star attraction comes from being at the nexus between Africa, Asia, and Europe; a hub to which ancient Egyptian traders and travelers could all make their way. Today South Sinai is a major destination for Egyptians and tourists alike who seek to experience all of these unique cultures as well as its breathtaking landmarks such as Ras Mohamed National Park, Coloured Canyon, Blue Hole, Saint Catherine Monastery, South Sinai Hot Springs and much more.

South Sinai is definitely an example of Egypt’s truly magnificent mixes of nature and history.