Ras Mohamed National Park
In 1988 Ras Mohammed was finally declared a National Marine Park, Egypt’s first. Located 30 km south of Sharm El Sheikh on the road from El Tor, its boundaries extend all the way up to Sharm El Sheikh. It occupies the extreme southern tip of the peninsula and is considered by many to be.The scuba diving heaven all-over the world.
Only 12 percent of the park is accessibletovisitors .
Resorts or hotels must not build on the area.

Al-Arish
From the Bedouin encampments and palm trees, North Sinai’s population is concentrated around the town of Al-Arish. It is located 130 km east of the Suez Canal, directly on the Mediterranean.With a population of 40,000 it is the biggest town in Sinai . Recent efforts gave it the touristic nature of other sites in Sinai. Its main attraction are the palm-fringed and magnificent beaches. There are plenty of reasonable priced hotels and restaurants.

St. Catherine’s Monastery
At the foot of Sinai Mountain lies the Monastery of St. Catherine, with its 23 Orthodox monks. It was founded in the 4th century A.D, and remains to be one of the major tourist attractions in Sinai. It is dedicated to St. Catherine, the legendary martyr of Alexandria