Arabian desert
Description:
The Arabian desert is a legacy of the Cretaceous period of the Mesozoic era and is located on the territory of the continent of Africa, between the Red Sea and the Nile Valley. In addition, it is part of the famous Sahara desert and passes into the Nubian desert.
One of the main attractions of the Arabian desert are the two Coptic monasteries of the IV century located there - St. Paul and St. Antonia. They are known as the world’s oldest sanctuaries of common Christian culture. A favorite place of many tourists is also the Nile River and the resort of Hurghada.
The main vehicles in this region are quads or live camels.