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 Ooleen by swisssinai Since over a decade now, Ooleen, the wild dolphin has been living in Nuweiba. For many years she was almost always to be found at Maizena in the south of Nuweiba, but more recently she has been alternating between the Domina Beach ( the old Nuweiba Holiday Village ) and Maizena. ( This was the first posting I made for Oleen a couple of years ago ). Leave a Comment
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 The beach at Tarabeen by swisssinai Nuweiba has two bedouin settlements - Maizena to the south and Tarabeen to the north. Tarabeen is the prettier of the two and is located on a land sandy beach with date palm trees and sand dunes at one end. Lots of little cafes, shops, kiosks and small camps and budget hotels make this a great little place to hang out and relax. Leave a Comment Address: NuweibaDirections: North of Nuweiba
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 Me in the Colored Canyon by myriam_c First of all, you need a special licence to visit the Colored Canyon and only small groups - with a guide - are allowed in. This is due to some very heavy rainfall in October 2002 when the rocks in the canyon began to move. The drive from Sharm El Sheikh to Nuweiba was an easy 160 km drive over the highway. The next leg of the trip, from Nuweiba to the entrance of the canyon was a little more spectacular and can only be done by 4WD. It lasted about 45 min., went offroad, up and downhill, over rocks, etc. It was only the day after that my back felt broken ... The 1.5 hour hike through the canyon was of a stunning beauty. The rocks vary in colors from white over yellow, ochre, pink to almost red. Sometimes the 'path' was very difficult with steep climbs, we had to crawl under rocks, and on many occasions the bottom of the canyon was so narrow that we could not even put one foot next to the other. See more pictures in the travelogue. Leave a Comment
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 The ancient column at Nuweiba by swisssinai This is supposedly an ancient column discovered on the beaches of Nuweiba during the time of the Israeli occupation and then moved and mounted at this place on the road leading out of Nuweiba to the south. It is suggested that it erected to mark the spot where Moses crossed the Red Sea. Check out... http://www.wyattmuseum.com for all the details ! Leave a Comment
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 The late Ooleen was found on this beach by swisssinai 9th December 2004... Ooleen was found dead on the beach at Rock Sea Camp some 12 km north of Nuweiba. Believed to be aged 31 years old Ooleen was certainly getting on but will always be remembered by the thousands of people from all over the world who met her. Leave a Comment
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 Ooleen ( left ) & daughter Nuwieba Hilton 3 11 04 by swisssinai Ooleen along with her daughter have been travelling more often and further afield, being sighted at different points between Nuweiba and Eilat, returning often to the beach at Nuweiba Hilton. Picture taken by Mrs Carren Bolt at Nuweiba Hilton 3rd November 2004 Leave a Comment
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Yellows, reds and greys are the main colours here - the whorls of colour are pretty impressive without being incredible. It's the whole experience that makes this walk worthwhile - once in the gorge, it's not about height of the surrounding 'walls'. Then there is this sudden flash of green - and you ask yourself just how does this grow and survive here? Leave a Comment
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As well as the oldest working monastery, it also the smallest diocese in the world. Architecturally, its a bit of a hotchpotch. It has been added onto for many centuries, including, at one stage in the 10th century. converted into a Mosque, built in allegiance to the Muslims that promised to protect it. The walls surrounding the whole complex are metres thick, although nowadays the monastery has spread into the surrounding desert, where, coming from the road, the first thing that you see of the Monastery are the cypress trees and gardens. The site of the burning bush is still there (as is a more recent bush to represent the Biblical story) and. thankfully, entrance to the monastery is now at ground level, as opposed to the original gate about half way up the front wall (small wooden structure in the main picture). Goods and people were all hauled up by a crude rope pulley to gain access! Leave a Comment
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I think David Byrne and Talking Heads were thinking of this route when they wrote 'Road To Nowhere' - miles and miles of hot tarmac into seeming nothingness (but absolutely stunning). While driving (or to be more exact, being driven) along this road, it was the first time I had ever seen what I can only describe as glaciers - but glaciers of sand, not ice. Vast sweeps of pristine, windswept, virginal sand, hundreds of metres in length Leave a Comment
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 colored canyon by counsel14 The Canyon is located about 12 km north of Nuweiba, two hours from Sharm El Sheikh. It lies in a limestone mountain chain named “El Tih”, where, it is said, Moses was lost for 40 years. The area is only reached by 4x4 vehicles and you need to be accompanied by guides. The small oasis of ‘Ain Furtaga’ is the beginning of the trek leading to this wonder of Sinai. On arrival to the entrance of the maze, you have a couple of hours walk ahead of you along with some light climbing. The canyon itself is a water-eroded, narrow and twisting path formed over thousands of years into the rocks. Trekking through the Colored Canyon is a lot of fun and it is also a very popular day trip for tourists staying at the Red Sea resorts given its proximity. It is also easily accessed from any of the camps and resorts in Taba, Dahab or Nuweiba. Leave a Comment Directions: 12 Km north of Nuweiba
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