Moses Bath is a therapeutic and spiritual journey at the same time, an invitation to nature lovers and spiritual people<\/p>\n
Moses Bath area is located north of the city of Al-Tur, 3 kilometers from the city. The bath water flows from 5 springs that pour into a basin resembling a swimming pool. The water temperature reaches 37 degrees Celsius, and it contains a percentage of sulfur, sodium, and magnesium that help in healing rheumatic diseases. And a number of skin diseases.
\nIt is attributed to the Prophet of God, Moses, after the children of Israel crossed the sea to the Levant. Today, the Bath of Moses area is considered one of the distinctive medical tourism attractions in South Sinai.<\/p>\n
Description of the Moses Bath area:<\/strong><\/p>\n An oasis of fruitful palm trees. There is a large bathroom surrounded by a high dome made of refractory bricks, which gives a wonderful aesthetic view. Inside the bathroom are seats that help you sit in the water to relax, and a spring of warm water flows from the bottom of the bathroom.<\/p>\n Outside, there is a large outdoor swimming pool surrounded by water drainage channels, which are renewed regularly after the cleaning operations that take place in all the bathrooms. To the north of this bathroom, there is another small outdoor swimming pool, less deep than the large bathroom, for children to use.<\/p>\n At a height of Mount Musa, there is a cafeteria to provide services to visitors to the area. It includes Bedouin tents, chairs and tables. It also includes some artistic models that express the nature of the Bedouin environment. Visitors to the area are keen to take souvenir photos with these models. On the right of these models there is a ladder to ascend to… The middle of Mount Musa, and some visitors prefer to climb the mountain to the top to see the city of Al-Tur with all its neighborhoods and villages from above.<\/p>\n Near the bathroom is one of the most important monasteries in the South Governorate. It was used in the past as a storehouse for supplies and a rest stop for the Greeks in preparation for continuing on the road to visit the Monastery of St. Catherine.<\/p>\n Departure from your hotel from Sharm El Sheikh at 8:00 AM. you may want to look at that :<\/p>\nMoses Bath Program and St. Mark’s Church:<\/h2>\n
\nHead to Moses Bath and relax.
\nHave lunch at a local restaurant in town.
\nVisit St. Mark’s Church.
\nReturn to the hotel.<\/p>\n