Wadi Shab is located in the Sinai Peninsula and it stretches for about 42 miles. The wadi has a total length of 147 kilometers, width of up to 10 kilometers, and depth of 1 kilometer. It is a narrow gorge that runs parallel to the eastern coast of the Gulf of Aqaba from Ras Banuf in Arabia to Suez.    1. How to make the most of a Wadi Shab tour?   The most effective way to make the most of a Wadi Shab tour is to arrive early and spend some time exploring the canyon before your guide arrives. This will give you a sense of what you are looking forward to experiencing on your tour. Additionally, be sure to ask your guide about any optional activities that may be available, such as rock climbing or sand dune boarding.   2. The different types of tours you can take.   There are a variety of Wadi Shab tours that you can take to experience the beauty and magnificence of this UNESCO World Heritage Site. Some options include:  - Jeep Safari Tours - This type of tour takes you on a journey through the wadis, stopping at various points along the way for photo opportunities and wildlife sightings.  - Camel Trekking Tours - This option offers an unique perspective on the area by riding camels through some of the most picturesque areas.    3. What to expect on a Wadi Shab tours?   A Wadi Shab tour usually starts with a drive to the historical site. After arriving and getting out of the car, you will be met by your guide who will lead you through the various sites in the wadi, including ancient wells and dwellings. Depending on how much time you have, your guide may also take you on a short walk down one of its side canyons or up to one of its stunning waterfalls. The majority of tours end with lunch which is usually picnic style so that all visitors can share their favorite spots in the area.   4. Tips for making the most out of your Wadi Shab tours.   1. Make a plan before you go: What are your goals for your trip? What kind of photography do you want to take? Do you want to see all the highlights or spend more time at different areas? Once you have a plan, be sure to stick to it! 2. Bring sunscreen and water: The sun is intense in Wadi Shab, so bring sunscreen and plenty of water with you. And if possible, avoid going on days when the heat index exceeds 100 degrees! 3. Dress appropriately: Wear clothing that will protect you from the sun’s.