Taba Day Tours

Taba is one of the most important Egyptian cities that tourists from all over the world prefer to visit if they prefer tranquility and charming nature. Taba is considered a natural reserve where many types of rare birds and animals live, so you should not miss visiting this charming city during your visits to Egypt.

In Old Cairo, different gates are used to protect the city. One of them is called Bab Zuweila, which is a big gate. There is also Bab El Nasr, which means the Victory Gate. Another one is Bab El Fetouh, and it is also a gate. Bab El Wazir is another gate in Old Cairo. There is also Bab Khan El Khalili, which is a famous gate. Lastly, there is Bab Qaitbay, which is a gate near a cemetery.

Depending on the particular tour package. While some day trips include meals, others could merely provide snacks or not serve any at all. For information, it is recommended to contact the trip operator.

To enter Egypt, U.S. citizens need a visa. At the airports in Egypt, U.S. citizens can purchase a 30-day tourist visa with one renewal for a fee of USD 25. Also available for 60 USD is a multiple-entry visa. The Egyptian government has established a website for the issuance of "e-visas."
 

It is recommended to pack the following items for a Taba day tour:

• Swimwear, towel, and sunscreen for water activities.
• Comfortable clothing and footwear suitable for specific tour activities, such as hiking shoes or sandals.
• Hat, sunglasses, and light clothing to protect against the sun.
• Snacks and water to stay hydrated.
• Camera or smartphone for capturing memorable moments.
• Cash or credit card for any additional expenses or purchases during the tour.

Taba is a town located on the northeastern tip of the Sinai Peninsula, in Egypt. It is situated on the Gulf of Aqaba, bordering Eilat in Israel to the north and Saudi Arabia to the south.

In Taba, currency exchange is indeed possible. In the area, there are banks, exchange bureaus, and ATMs. It's best to have some Egyptian pounds on hand in case you want to make small purchases, and before you exchange any money, make sure you understand the fees and exchange rates.

Yes, Taba offers excellent snorkeling and diving opportunities. There are several offshore coral reefs in the Red Sea that are easily accessible from Taba, such as Coral Island and Pharaoh's Island. These sites boast vibrant marine life and colorful coral formations, making them ideal for underwater exploration.

Taba is known for its beautiful beaches, clear waters, and stunning natural surroundings. Popular attractions in Taba include the Taba Heights Resort, Pharaoh's Island (Jazirat Faraun), the Colored Canyon, and diving and snorkeling sites along the coral reefs of the Red Sea. The nearby Taba Border Crossing is also a popular entry point for travelers coming from Israel or Jordan.

Meal inclusions can vary depending on the specific tour. Some tours may include meals, while others may not. It's important to check with the tour operator or read the tour details to understand what is included in the package. If meals are not included, there may be opportunities to purchase food during the tour.

The most exciting and important things that happened during your visit. MIA has really amazing views of the city's buildings. When you go inside, try to find the Shahnameh Manuscript. It's a very old book written by a poet a long time ago. The book tells stories about the history and myths of a big ancient kingdom called the Greater Persian Empire before the Islamic religion came.

 Guided tours and excursions in and around the town of Taba, which is situated on Egypt's Sinai Peninsula, are offered by Taba Day Tours. These tours are intended for those who like to spend a single day exploring the natural beauty and attractions of Taba or the surrounding districts.
 

The historic Jordanian city of Petra, the Wadi Rum desert with its jeep safaris and camel rides, the Colored Canyon for trekking, and the Red Sea for snorkeling or diving are all well-liked day trip destinations near Taba.