Taba City

Taba's exceptional geographical location between Africa and Asia at the tip of the Gulf of Aqaba facing Saudi Arabia made it a stopover on the caravan route from the 14th century onwards. Today, Taba is a flourishing touristic destination for guests from around the world in search for pristine beaches and exceptional coral reefs to explore.
This is no surprise with its warm winter sun and temperatures reaching 22°C; in summer the dry climate makes the heat pleasant and the average is 33°C. But there's more to Taba than the common sea and sun resort/diving vacation, the nearby Sinai landmarks are must-sees, and they're all only a couple of hours away. Be sure that the impressive colored canyon, the inspiring St. Catherine's Monastery and the massive Saladin fortress are all worth an escape from your resort activities.

Taba Airport
Taba International Airport
Code: TCP
Websitehttp://airport-authority.com/TCP

Taba  Attractions
Colored canyon: One of the natural wonders of the Sinai ,It’s a maze of sandstone rocks in hues of yellow, purple, red, magenta and gold reaching up
St. Catherine’s monastery : is located at the foot of Mount Moses to honor the site of the burning bush depicted in the Old Testament.
Taba Protected Area : is the northernmost protected area in South Sinai with desert landscapes, steep-walled wadis and high mountains
Castle Zaman : In this newly built medieval-like castle, you’ll be transported in a luxurious yet eco-friendly atmosphere with attractions ranging from swimming and diving to upscale dining, yoga and massaging.