Tours of the day:
Nile Dream Featuring top 5 star hotels and luxury Nile cruisers this is a great tour of the Nile for people who like to cruise and see the major sites of Egypt. From the famous Pyramids in Cairo and Ramses II temple in Abu Simbel to the Valley of the Kings in Luxor this is an excellent introduction to Egypt in Luxury. Read More
Egyptian Magic The Red Sea has so much to offer in and out of the crystal clear waters. With year round sunshine, golden beaches, dynamic nightlife and of course some of the best diving locations in the world. St Catherine’s monastery, one of the oldest monasteries in the world with the burning bush (where God spoke to mosses). Read More
Sinai Explorer Experience the bustling capital of Cairo, the great Pyramids of Giza, close up encounters with the traditional Bedouin culture, the Red Sea with its incredibly clear water, lively underwater marine life and contrasting desert shorelines. The perfect blend of city life, history and relaxation awaits you. Read More
Jordan Dream Your adventure in Jordan starts in Amman. This capital city is a pleasant and vibrant city with its own history, culture and monuments all in one! Visit the Dead sea and Jersash then travel to Wadi Rum where once Lawrence of Arabia gathered his troops for an assault on Aqaba. The rose red city of Petra, Kerak and Madaba are just a few of the wonderful inclusions on this great tour. Read More
Egypt images of the day:
For centuries Egypt has captured the imagination and souls of travelers from around the world. It is not difficult to understand why holding one of the seven ancient wonders of the world, the Great Pyramids and Sphinx at Giza. Cairo can be described as a city of contrasts where mud-brick villages stand beside Pharaonic ruins that are surrounded by buildings of modern architecture. Donkey drawn carts merge with city traffic blending the old and the new which is Cairo of today but at the same time ancient history and beauty come together.
Further south along the Nile is the city of Aswan that developed as a result of the High Dam. Lake Nasser is on one side of the dam, which is home to Abu Simbel (the gigantic Temples of King Ramses II and Nefertari) while the Nile river on the other side provides life and agriculture to its settlers. It is a special city with a great vibe enhanced by the friendliness of the people as you explore the streets and the markets.
Some Egyptians' lives and lifestyles have remained very similar to that of their forefathers. A trip on board a felucca is a great way to come to appreciate their way of life. You can relax on board the felucca and watch the villages along the river banks pass by and hear the sounds of water buffalo, donkeys, and children shouting "Hello... hello…" until they fade into the distance.
