Sababa Camp

It was great fun and full of experiences at night. Jamie the owner made a bonfire for everyone🔥 and we ate excellent orchids. In general, the food was excellent. Highly recommend for families

It's not the best place because there's nothing to hang your swimwear on, and the bathroom doesn't have anything to remove the sand with. Honestly, the breakfast is very basic; there's not even tea or water. You have to buy things, and the prices are a bit high. Plus, the beach is rocky, so you need beach shoes. And the air conditioning doesn't have a remote. Oh, and the view is nice, though.

The camp is wonderful, the rooms are beautiful, and all overlook the sea. The view is very nice, but the sea is mostly rocky, so you need beach shoes. The food is good, the staff is respectful, helpful, and very generous. The reception and service are excellent. Mr. Mustafa is a very kind and cooperative man. With Uncle Shaaban, the owner of the "Bride of the Sea" boat, it's the best outing on the water and seeing the fish. As for the Wadi El-Washwash trip, I wouldn't recommend it to anyone, not even my worst enemies. It's all rocks and unsafe, and it requires someone in excellent physical condition and agility because it's all high ups and wooden and iron stairs for an hour inside the mountain, which is 100 meters high and has no proper stairs.

Camp Sabaya is a wonderful place, perfect for relaxation and escaping the stresses of city life. The food is delicious and varied, and the staff is friendly. Mr. Mustafa deserves special thanks for his efforts in bringing happiness to everyone.