Washwashi Valley in Nuweiba a green paradise on turquoise land

If you visited Sinai and did not visit Nuweiba and specifically the Washwashi Valley, then you missed a lot, because it is a place comparable in its beauty to the most popular tourist places in the world. If you see pictures, you think that you are in front of the Maldives, or a wonderful tourist place in Malaysia or Thailand, but you will be surprised when you know that Really located in Egypt, and in the heart of the city of Nuweiba in South Sinai.

Let's go with you on a tour to visit Wadi Al Washwashi to get to know the magnificence of the Egyptian natural areas.

Wadi Washwashi is about 15 km from Nuweiba towards Taba near the "Ras Shaitan" area. Wadi Washwashi is located within the Abu Gallum reserve, which contains a variety of ecosystems of coral reefs and marine creatures that can be enjoyed.

The Wadi al-Washwashi was mainly due to the fall of torrents in the winter between the mountains, to create a natural swimming pool that can swim and enjoy the warm water, and despite the high temperature of the place greatly, the water there does not evaporate, the water of the valley is warm because of the granite stones, where the valley is surrounded by turquoise and granite mountains from all side.

Wadi Al Washwash consists of three fresh water springs that may take an hour and a half to climb to reach the first eye, and you will swim across it to reach the second and third eye, and you will notice the purity of the water, its sweetness and ease of movement within it, and its water depth reaches about 8 meters, you can throw yourself from above One of the highlights of its peaks to that wonderful transparent lake to enjoy the beauty of diving in it, which is a safari area, and the third and last eye is called "the green lake" due to the green color that it acquired from the granite stones surrounding the lake, which is very beautiful and suitable for swimming and jumping.

Despite these impressive natural attractions and areas that will impress you if you visit, these trips are only organized by the Bedouins, and they do not have tourist trips or promotions by the state, mainly because of the difficulty of accessing them because the roads to them are unpaved and their mountainous nature makes access to them difficult.

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