Sinai

Backed by the starkly beautiful red-tinged cliffs of the Sinai and occupying a prime piece of white-sand beach along the Red Sea’s shore, laidback Sawa Camp is the perfect antidote to modern life. The huts here sit directly on the beach. All come with a shady porch and hammock and have electricity available from 0800-1400 and again from 1600-midnight. The bathrooms are communal and are kept super-clean with hot water supplied by solar-power. The large and shady restaurant area is a great place to hang out and serves up an extensive menu of local and international dishes with lots of fresh seafood options and nearly all of the ingredients sourced locally. There is excellent snorkelling equipment provided just off the beach and a whole host of activities diving and desert-trips etc can be arranged onsite. A wonderful option for those who want a peaceful and relaxing beach holiday. See the website www.sawacamp.com for further details.

Bir Sweir

Cheap and amazing place, 32 km from taba, with direct access to beaches, mostly cost 20-30le for a hut. you can start in one beach and leave it, if there are too many mousquitos for example. the most popular beaches are paradise in the middle of bir sweir, the cheapest food but the noisiest place and alexandria in the south, but there are also aquarium beach of auda, a local intellectual, diana or antica. try the sweet hot sahlab, the baba ghannoush eggplant salad with tahini and the bedouine salad. give a try to the sudanese salad in alexandria beach. when you go in a taxi from taba, pay 40-50le or 50-70le alone, if they ask for more, start to walk away and bargain.

Harby's Place is a Bedouin owned and managed eco-lodge. Its remote location and authentic beach huts make it an unique destination for eco-tourism and peace-seeking visitors. It is also very suitable for workshops and training courses, spiritual retreats, or similar group activities. Harby's Place operates on two fundamental principles: the Principle of Simplicity and minimal environmental impact, and the Principle of Hospitality - the highest Bedouin virtue. Guests experience the hospitality and culture of the Bedouins in the simple comfort of the Zula. The camp's restaurant offers local organic and seasonal food and seafood

Ananda Camp

Around 42 kilometers south from the taba check point, ++2012-356-1742. one of the most beautiful places in the coast of taba/neuibaa. wooden bungalows that accommodate 2 persons, with two screened windows. some huts are right on the beach with rugs over sand and no electricity, and others with hard tiles and electricity available. nice hangout area and few shady ones on the beach. clean, shared modern bathrooms are available with showers and hot water. electricity is available throughout the camp from 6pm-12midnight. prices: hut which comfortably accommodates 2 people costs le60 approx $12per night. meal is between le25-le50 $5-$10. drinks are reasonably priced.