Alexandria City
The 2nd biggest city in Egypt and the first port as well older than Cairo with 1000 years built by Alexander the great in 332 B.C. Alexandria is so special because of its Greek-roman monuments like the catacombs, pompies pillar, and the roman amphitheater. Alexandria was housing the 2nd World seven wonder which was the light house which was demolished completely during the medival ages and now the fort of Qaytbay was built in the same place in the 14th century A.D. even they used some of the old light house stones. Alexandria has also some modern attractions like montazah palace built in 1930s and modern Alexandria bibliotheca which was built at the end of the 20th century A.D. reviving the idea of the ancient bibliotheca which was burnt down in 49 B.C.
The 2nd biggest city in Egypt and the first port as well older than Cairo with 1000 years built by Alexander the great in 332 B.C. Alexandria is so special because of its Greek-roman monuments like the catacombs, pompies pillar, and the roman amphitheater. Alexandria was housing the 2nd World seven wonder which was the light house which was demolished completely during the medival ages and now the fort of Qaytbay was built in the same place in the 14th century A.D. even they used some of the old light house stones. Alexandria has also some modern attractions like montazah palace built in 1930s and modern Alexandria bibliotheca which was built at the end of the 20th century A.D. reviving the idea of the ancient bibliotheca which was burnt down in 49 B.C.
Luxor city
The city of Luxor considered the biggest open air museum in the world because it contains the 3rd world monuments and it was the capital of Egypt for a long time especially during the new kingdom era of ancient Egypt where the pharaohs of Egypt built the valley of the kings to rest themselves in peace and the gigantic Karnak temples and Luxor temples dedicated to the god Amon-Ra the king of gods in ancient Egypt. And at the west side of Luxor locating the funerary temples of those great kings as well as necropolises for the queens and the nobles.
The
Luxury Nile Dahabiya yacht History of the Nile Dahabiya
For centuries, writers, adventurous travelers and archaeologists with a thirst for travel exchanged cold Europe for a few months in warm Egypt, indulging themselves with legendary buildings and breathtaking works of art. Although traveling overland was impossible, the Nile was an ideal means of transport by using yachts which called Nile Dahabiya.
For centuries, writers, adventurous travelers and archaeologists with a thirst for travel exchanged cold Europe for a few months in warm Egypt, indulging themselves with legendary buildings and breathtaking works of art. Although traveling overland was impossible, the Nile was an ideal means of transport by using yachts which called Nile Dahabiya.
Aswan city
Hugely
attractive, Aswan is the busy market centre of the region. In fact,
its ancient name of Swenet, if translated literally from symbols of
the time, means ‘trade’. It can trace its history back to ancient
times when it is believed to have been the site of the very first
Egyptian community Its people had moved from the desert dunes to the
fertile banks of the Nile in search of a supply of water, fish and
land on which to grow produce. They would then trade their goods and
so its reputation as a trading centre developed. Aswan also famous
for its ancient temples especially Philae temple where was the last
place which was using the Heiroglyphs until 535 A.D. when temple was
closed by orders of the Byzantine Emperor Justinian and the two Abu
simble temples which built by the king Ramses II for him and his
favorite wife queen Nefertari. Both temples were relocated during the
1960s by the unisco to save them from lake Nasser water before
drowning them . Both temples are hewn in the bedrock of the mountains
proofing the intelligence of the ancient Egyptians in architecture.
Nile
Felucca
What is the Nile Felucca? Feluccas are simple, traditional Egyptian sailboats, that have plied the mighty Nile since ancient times. Our feluccas are proudly owned and crewed by friendly local sailors and they have been adapted to comfortably carry our travelers.
What is the Nile Felucca? Feluccas are simple, traditional Egyptian sailboats, that have plied the mighty Nile since ancient times. Our feluccas are proudly owned and crewed by friendly local sailors and they have been adapted to comfortably carry our travelers.
The Red Sea and Sinai
Revel under the sun in the Red Sea Riviera and enjoy some of the best seaside and family activities in eastern Egypt. Located near the Eastern Desert and south of the Sinai, the Red Sea Riviera is a long coastal area full of beautiful beaches that lead to the Red Sea. Here you'll be able to swim among dolphins, dugongs and an overwhelming number of flora and fauna. The year-round sunshine on the Egyptian Red Sea makes it a perfect diving destination at any time of the year. Even in the first 3 months of the year, when water temperatures range from 21 to 22 degrees, you can still swim, snorkel or dive in the crystal blue waters. You can take to a touristic hot spot destination and stay in any of the year round international hotels at Sharm El Sheikh. In the pleasant climate of Hurghada, you can go underwater fishing, snorkeling, camping, and visit the world’s largest aqua-culture museum. Dive into a giant aquarium to see a multi colored world built by an army of builders - the corals. In the Red Sea Riviera your options are endless.
Sharm
El Sheikh city
With sunshine and warm waters all year round, Sharm El Sheikh is the closest destination to Europe where you can soak up sun, dive amazing corals reefs, and enjoy the sea any time you need a break from routine. The climate is lovely and dry all year long with temperatures ranging between 20° and 25° C in the winter months, whereas in summer the temperatures go up a little reaching highs of 30 to 35° C. Sharm El Sheikh boasts the widest array of fun, exciting and even crazy water and extreme sports: besides diving, snorkeling, sailing, wind and kite-surfing, you can even try sky diving or parachuting from a helicopter on your next holiday in Sharm El Sheikh. Moreover, from Sharm El Sheikh, you can easily book trips and safaris into the nearby Sinai desert and discover the amazing St Catherine Monastery, or the majestic Sinai Mountains. You can also head to Sharm for a wellness and pampering holiday; the town is home to Egypt’s most famous and professional Spas in Egypt. Add to that endless nights spent at local bars, nightclubs and beaches dancing the night away or the magic of an existing safari into the mountainous Sinai desert landscape and you’ll know why Sharm is ranked among the best vacation destinations in the world. Sharm El Sheikh has it all to make your holiday an unforgettable experience. Sharm El Sheikh is located on the Gulf of Aqaba, about 300 km from Suez and 19 km from Ras Mohammed National Park. Inside Sharm, Naama Bay is where the action is to be found whereas the Old Town is where you should head for your daily shopping and souvenirs. If you’re in the market for some serenity Hadaba (near Ras Um Sid) would be your choice, here you’ll find calm hotels and resorts.
With sunshine and warm waters all year round, Sharm El Sheikh is the closest destination to Europe where you can soak up sun, dive amazing corals reefs, and enjoy the sea any time you need a break from routine. The climate is lovely and dry all year long with temperatures ranging between 20° and 25° C in the winter months, whereas in summer the temperatures go up a little reaching highs of 30 to 35° C. Sharm El Sheikh boasts the widest array of fun, exciting and even crazy water and extreme sports: besides diving, snorkeling, sailing, wind and kite-surfing, you can even try sky diving or parachuting from a helicopter on your next holiday in Sharm El Sheikh. Moreover, from Sharm El Sheikh, you can easily book trips and safaris into the nearby Sinai desert and discover the amazing St Catherine Monastery, or the majestic Sinai Mountains. You can also head to Sharm for a wellness and pampering holiday; the town is home to Egypt’s most famous and professional Spas in Egypt. Add to that endless nights spent at local bars, nightclubs and beaches dancing the night away or the magic of an existing safari into the mountainous Sinai desert landscape and you’ll know why Sharm is ranked among the best vacation destinations in the world. Sharm El Sheikh has it all to make your holiday an unforgettable experience. Sharm El Sheikh is located on the Gulf of Aqaba, about 300 km from Suez and 19 km from Ras Mohammed National Park. Inside Sharm, Naama Bay is where the action is to be found whereas the Old Town is where you should head for your daily shopping and souvenirs. If you’re in the market for some serenity Hadaba (near Ras Um Sid) would be your choice, here you’ll find calm hotels and resorts.
Hurghada city
Panning over 40 km of pristine coastline, Hurghada City has year-round sunshine, incredibly beautiful coral reefs and dozens of exciting attractions in a laid back, relaxed atmosphere. Even though it's known as a top-three diving destination on the planet, it still has something for everyone, even the non-divers: beach fun, extreme water sports, clubbing and golfing are only some of the options you’ll have to choose from. You can also enjoy an amazingly relaxing holiday by booking a treatment or two at one of Hurghada's best Spas. Hurghada is a luxury resort town divided by Sigala, El-Dahar and El-Memsha. Sigala is where you’ll find many seaside resorts, mid-range hotels and plenty of restaurants. South of Sigala, you’ll find luxury resorts. El-Dahar is the older charming part of town with its bountiful bazaar. El Memsha, which means the village road, is the modern part of the city. There are numerous luxury locations nearby, visit Soma Bay, Makadi Bay, and Sahl el Hashish. Considered the capital of the Red Sea Riviera, Hurghada is south of Suez and 550 km from Cairo. You can reach Hurghada by ferry from Sharm-el-Sheikh, the road from Luxor and by the Hurghada International Airport. The temperature is lovely all year round, with Hurghada’s dry desert climate you should expect large differences in the temperature between night and day, days are hot, while nights can get pretty cold especially during winter months.
Dahab city
Of all the Red Sea destinations, Dahab is probably the most appealing for those who want to soak up some sun in pristine beaches, relax in laid back atmosphere and try local restaurants. There are also plenty of cozy local stores to go shopping The beaches are public and the coral reefs are a few flipper strokes away from the shore. From the coast of Dahab, you can see the incredible spectacle of Sinai mountains dropping right into the sea. It is located 90 km away from Sharm El Sheikh and 87 km away from Nuweiba. Dahab, meaning "gold" in Arabic, was originally a Bedouin fishing village. Today, it is a world-renowned windsurfing destination because of the reliable winds that provide outstanding surfing conditions, especially in the Lagoon area. Dahab is also a great starting point for a Sinai desert safari. Coastal reefs and the flourishing underwater fauna make scuba diving and snorkelling also extremely popular in the area. The Blue Hole, the Canyon and Fish Bowl, the Caves and the Lighthouse Reef are only a few of Dahab's world-famous diving sites. You can find low cost housing 3, 4 and 5 star accommodations, and camping sites in the desert surrounding Dahab. Dahab’s Climate makes visiting any time of the year pleasant, temperatures range between 20 and 30°C and the water temperature averages 27°C in summer and 21°C in winter.
Siwa
oasis
After a long drive through the barren landscape of the Western Desert, you won’t believe your eyes when you reach Siwa for the first time. See an island full of mineral springs, salt lakes and endless Olive and Palm groves. For a cultural tour in Shali, the oasis' main town, check out the strange ruins of the Shali Fortress which dominate the town center and walk along sandy paths to find the Temple of the Oracle, once visited by Alexander the Great himself to consult the Oracle of Siwa. Finish your day by taking a dip at Cleopatra's Pool, where the legendary queen herself is believed to have once swum. Don’t forget to buy some Siwan Crafts on your way, and spare an hour or two for a visit to the charming Siwa House Museum. Adventurous travelers will also get their fix of fun and excitement by heading for a safari into the great sand sea or trying out quad biking in the Western Desert of Egypt.
After a long drive through the barren landscape of the Western Desert, you won’t believe your eyes when you reach Siwa for the first time. See an island full of mineral springs, salt lakes and endless Olive and Palm groves. For a cultural tour in Shali, the oasis' main town, check out the strange ruins of the Shali Fortress which dominate the town center and walk along sandy paths to find the Temple of the Oracle, once visited by Alexander the Great himself to consult the Oracle of Siwa. Finish your day by taking a dip at Cleopatra's Pool, where the legendary queen herself is believed to have once swum. Don’t forget to buy some Siwan Crafts on your way, and spare an hour or two for a visit to the charming Siwa House Museum. Adventurous travelers will also get their fix of fun and excitement by heading for a safari into the great sand sea or trying out quad biking in the Western Desert of Egypt.
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