Traveling Guide

Reaching Nuweiba, a serene destination on the Aqaba Gulf, is possible through various modes of transportation. Here’s a detailed guide on how to get to Nuweiba:

1. By Air
   • Taba Airport (TCP): Located 85 km north of Nuweiba, it’s served by charter flights from various countries. It’s a viable option for international travelers.
   • Sharm el Sheikh Airport (SSH): Situated 155 km south of Nuweiba, this airport has numerous international and domestic flights.
   • Cairo Airport (CAI): 465 km west of Nuweiba, this is Egypt’s main international gateway.
2. By Sea
   • Nuweiba Port: Offers multiple daily sailings between Aqaba and Nuweiba. Options include fast car ferries (around 1 hour) and larger ferries (3-4 hours). Fares are approximately US$ 70 for fast ferries and US$ 60 for slower ones, with an additional departure tax.
   • The port, equipped with facilities like a bus station, banks, ATMs, and a Duty-Free Shop, is about 5 km south of Nuweiba Town.
3. By Bus
   • East Delta Bus Station: Located opposite the entrance of Nuweiba Port.
   • Offers daily buses to various destinations, including Dahab, Sharm El Sheikh, Taba, and Cairo.
   • The bus station in Cairo (Torgamon Bus Station) also provides services to Nuweiba.
   • Fares vary depending on the destination, with trips to/from Sharm el Sheikh costing around LE 22, to/from Taba or Dahab around LE 16, from St Catherine LE 21, and to/from Cairo LE 65-75.

In summary, Nuweiba is accessible by air, sea, and road, with each mode of transportation offering different conveniences based on your starting point and preferences. Whether you’re flying into nearby airports, taking a ferry across the Red Sea, or traveling by bus, there are several options to reach this tranquil destination in the Sinai Peninsula.