Wadi El Keed: Palms, Canyons & a Night Under the Stars
Two days and a night in Wadi El Keed, South Sinai: palm gardens, canyons, Bedouin bread on the fire and a sky full of stars.
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Two days and a night in Wadi El Keed, South Sinai: palm gardens, canyons, Bedouin bread on the fire and a sky full of stars.
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Colored Wishwashi As we used to do our stuff differently, we get our results differently still… our champs started their way from Dahab to the beautiful Khudra’s Oasis to have there breakfast and exploring the place around them… After observing the magic of Khudra’s Oasis, we took our ride to the Mushroom’s rock, where we
Double Well While others are wondering about hidden secrets around South Sinai, Cadence Seekers members have already experienced them… This place being one of the biggest Sinai mysteries, had our seven participants eager to know what’s behind it, what the mountains behind Aqaba’s fabulous coast are hiding… An entire way of life in
Dhufra, El Smeera Vallyes Some of our latest Friday’s hike Through Dhufra and El Semeera valleyes… Nine champs were able to finish about 8 km hiking through one of the hardest trails all over Dahab… Cheer up heroes
NDD Nawamis? Dragon Head/Makhroom? Daiona?Some sounds familiar names and others seem to be weird… Why don’t you tie your laces and explore them yourself? Personally can’t do anything that I don’t have passion for Every time we go somewhere together it feels like I’m finding a new passion between each of you It could be
Our Clean-up hike in collaboration with Thalassains Sponsored by Thalassains and in collaboration with Cadence Seekers, more than 28 activists gathered to combine enjoying nature and helping clean it at the same time… We collected 185kg of plastic and what’s harmful to the environment through our way from Blue Hole ended up staying in
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As we always kept wondering if we are doing this only for fun. Do we have true hikers between us? It’s not only about how to start a fire, or to spend a painful back night on rocks through cold or hot weather… It’s also about how long we can keep it up, what’s actually
A boat up the coast, a Bedouin beach camp, a campfire night and the coastal trail back: two days at Abu Galum.