We booked this excursion with Sharm Club. This say got off to a bumpy start for us as the Safari cars are not very comfortable for larger groups and my mother could not cope in the back of the car, although after much persuasion the Guide did switch places with her. St Catherine Monastery is interesting but I did hear... More

The oldest working monastery, don't miss the experience. our operator pushed us to do it. and really we don't regret.

The trip to st Catherine's was excellent would do it again should have been warned to take a jumper with you very cold at st Catherine's did not like the trip to da had taken to a perfume shop had to try and escape felt like you had to buy

The drive, stopover at a Bedouin Camp, suspending disbelief at seeing the burning bush, walking in the footsteps of Moses, lunch at the Ali Baba restaurant in Dahab

One of the world's great historical sites. The journey thro the desert is interesting, the monastery full of interest and the lunch was in a large, clean restaurant nearby, the food very good.

For any Christian or historian this trip is well worth taking, it has some of the most religious artefacts you could imagine. Sharing a story of persecution over many centuries eventually settled by Napoleon's Safe passage treaty, which is housed in the Monastery!

Such a historical visit and wonderful to go into the Sinai desert. The meal at the Ali Baba restaurant was good ( see separate review). The tour guide who was an Egyptologist certainly knew his stuff and was very helpful. Pity we did not have the stamina to climb Moses mountain to see the sunrise over the Sinai desert but... More

This trip was really disappointing, including picking people up we were travelling for 3.5 hours just to get there from sh arm. And bare in mind this place has special significance to me as I was brought up very religious,But even though I really wanted to go, it was a massive disappointment. We visited the coloured canyon on the way... More

It was a long trip (about 3 hrs on a coach) we stopped once and had a coffee. The Monastery was fascinating and they have a library of ancient books that I would like to have seen more of. We were only actually in the monastery for a short time, in fact 10 mins in th museum and really one... More