Nuweiba is an Egyptian city in the South Sinai Governorate. The city overlooks the Gulf of Aqaba, and is located on an area of 5097 km, 85 km north of Dahab and 465 km from the Suez Canal. It is inhabited by the tribes of Al-Mazina, Al-Tarabin, and Juhayna from the Sinai Bedouin tribes. The city has evolved from a secluded desert oasis to a city and a distinctive tourist resort for tourists to relax and unwind away from the bustling tourist places to enjoy the wonderful sandy beaches brimming with unique Bedouin tents. The city has a sea port and its activity depends in general on tourism, port works, transport and shipping, in addition to agricultural and commercial activities.