Résumé
Egypt’s Sinai Peninsula is a land of stark beauty, deep history, and wild adventure — a true crossroads of ancient empires. If you’re craving something off the beaten path, this eight-day journey through lesser-known Jordan and the rugged Sinai is exactly what you need. Start in Madaba, home to the oldest surviving map of the Holy Land, then take a thrilling 4x4 ride through the dramatic dunes of Wadi Araba. Cross the Gulf of Aqaba to Dahab, a laid-back coastal haven with chances for world-class optional snorkelling in the famous Blue Hole. Then, step into history at Saint Catherine, the world’s oldest active Christian monastery, before hiking to the summit of Mount Sinai — where legend says Moses received the Ten Commandments. From vast deserts to sacred sites, this trip is made for travellers ready to push their boundaries and experience something extraordinary.
Itinéraire court
- Jour 1
- Mādabā
- Jour 2
- Madaba To Wadi Araba
- Jour 3
- Wadi Araba To Dahab
- Jour 4
- Dahab
- Jour 5
- Dahab
- Jour 6
- Dahab/Saint Catherine
- Jour 7
- Saint Catherine/Cairo
- Jour 8
- Cairo
Pays (2): Égypte, Jordanie
Villes de voyage (4): Aqaba, Cairo, Madaba, Mont Sinaï