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Imagine
a resort surrounded by the alluring beauty of one mother
nature's most picturesque mountain ranges. Undulating their
fascinating forms for miles around, this striking sight is the
superb location of Misr Sinai's Wadi El Raha Holiday
Village.
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Strategically
located in the main valley of St. Catherine
Protectorate, the
holiday village is uniquely placed, facing Mt. Sinai ,
and also conveniently
overlooking the historical Monastery of St. Catherine
In
order to complement the surrounding natural beauty, only
25% of the village is occupied with man made structures Sadat,
the late Egyptian president, Metrain, a former French
president, and
other dignitaries spent many splendid times here. Sadat
even saw
this area as one of great spiritual value and had
planned to establish
a religious complex..
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equipped and carefully planned, the village boasts 116
spacious rooms, each containing a magnificent view of
the St.
Catherine Monastery. Pleasantly decorated and finely
furnished each room encompasses air conditioning, a
telephone, multilingual satellite TV, a fully
stocked mini bar, separate bathroom and a private
terrace. Two meticulously designed villas also offer a
majestic panoramic
view of the Monastery.
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The
village features a variety of fine dining outlets. El
Sefsafa is the
main restaurant which serves a host of international
dishes and has a capacity to serve 300 people.
The exceptional Terrace restaurant
displays a spectacular panoramic view of the city of St.
Catherine, and is serving fine Italian, Oriental and
French cuisine.
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village offers a variety of recreational activities for
the occasions when
guests are not exploring the wondrous sites contained in
the Sinai.
A reading room, billiard room, as well as a shopping
arcade are
available.
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This
unique holiday village provides every facility in order
to provide guests
with complete comfort and satisfaction. The Wadi El Raha
Holiday
Village offers all of its clientele a truly gratifying
experience.
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