The Sinai

Camel and Bedouins in the Sinai

Discovering the Spirituality and Culture of the Sinai.

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The Spirit of the
Sinai

More than Wilderness

The Sinai contains some of the most important religious sites in the world. It is a place where people come to escape ‘the rat race’ to find rest, healing, and renewal. Give yourself time to connect with God and discover the vision and strength to recognize and fulfil your purpose on earth.

The Culture of the Sinai

Bedouin, Deserts, Mountains, Coral Coasts, and Starlit Skies

The Sinai is home to over a dozen Bedouin tribes living amidst spectacular natural beauty. How can visitors enjoy and enhance these ecosystems that have existed for millennia?

Travelling and Living within the Sinai

Accommodation, Adventures, & More

Practical information on how to travel, find accommodation, recreation activities, health care, and much more.

 

The Spirit of the Sinai

More than Wilderness

Monks, monasteries, and some of the most important religious sites in the world, there is far more to the Sinai than most realize. Read more about the footprints and stories of God found in the Sinai.

The Culture of the Sinai

Ancient Peoples & Beautiful Gardens

The Sinai is home to over 20 Bedouin tribes, endemic species of plants and animals, and beauty not found elsewhere in the world. Read more about the culture and history of the people and places of the Sinai.

Travelling to the Sinai

Cities, Adventures, & More

Planning a trip to the Sinai? Read more from our resources on safety tips, city guides, where to stay, and what to do!

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Exodus – The Journey of Moses from Slavery to Freedom

The LORD is on a mission to confront evil and establish His just rule throughout the world. He saves those enslaved to evil, teaches them his ways, and guides them towards a promised land where they can live responsible free lives under His protection. This is the story of Moses and the Exodus, the journey out of slavery into freedom from evil and oppression.
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12 Remarkable things about Saint Catherine

Who was this woman whose name was given to the Sinai’s highest mountain, the world’s oldest working monastery, and the town chosen to be a centre for the three Abrahamic faiths? Saint Katrina as the Sinai Bedouin call her, is remembered for her remarkable faith, persuasive powers, and courage. So how did this teenager become the patron saint for unmarried women, scholars, students, philosophers, and librarians?
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What Lives within the Gulf of Aqaba?

The Gulf of Aqaba is home to over 100 coral species, 800 fish species, mammals such as dolphins, whales and whale sharks and endangered species such as manta rays and scalloped hammerheads. The narrow gap at the Straits of Tiran produces strong currents which help to attract such abundant marine life.

About

I first journeyed to the Sinai and climbed Jebel Mousa, the traditional site for Mount Sinai, with my wife and our four lads when they were quite small. The comradeship with those who climbed, and the spectacular sunrise and views did not disappoint us.

Yet in my heart I experienced a sadness that tourists with us may not have heard or understood the Covenant that was given by God from Mount Sinai to teach the nations how to live in harmony with his loving purposes and Spirit, free from corruption, tyranny and oppression.

So as you read about the Bedouin, the natural environment, places to stay, recreation activities and other practical things, you will come across articles on Sinai spirituality, social justice, the purpose of life, and principles for healthy relationships.

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