
Taba Heights is the Group’s second fully self-sufficient resort town, developed after the successful model of El Gouna. Taba Heights comprises a total land area of approximately 4.3 million sqm, of which around 2.8 million sqm have already been developed. The resort town is situated between the mountain ranges of the Sinai Peninsula in Taba, a small Egyptian town near the northern tip of the Gulf of Aqaba approximately 200 km north of Sharm El Sheikh and around 20 km south of Israeli town of Eilat. Taba International Airport in only 25 km away from Taba Heights. The town is home to a population of approximately 4,000 permanent residents (including facility staff) and visitors from all over the world to which it offers a wide range of international-standard facilities such as a medical center, child daycare services and a vibrant up-town center. Furthermore, the town features 37 bars and restaurants, 16 hotel swimming pools, various spas and an 18-hole championship golf course. In addition, Taba Heights offers a yacht marina of approximately 40,000 sqm with berthing capacity for 50 yachts. The marina hosts the largest water activity center on the Red Sea and is also recognized as an official international port of entry to Egypt.
Taba Heights is managed exclusively as a holiday destination; the town’s main selling point is its leisure facilities, easy access to four countries, and luxury hotels. The destination boasts five operating hotels with a 1,980 rooms to accommodate holiday guests from all over the world. A promenade links all the hotels in a magnificent beachfront walk.
There is additional hotel capacity coming online, ClubMed Taba. This hotel offers a total capacity of 390 rooms. Furthermore, the Group plans to increase the room capacity of the Three Corners El Wekala by adding 43 rooms. Other future developments are expected to include 70 villas around the golf course, 240 apartments in the marina area, and extension of some of the hotels' rooms. These developments will not exhaust the potential of Taba Heights, which has 1.5 million sqm of residual land.
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