Cairo

Mother of the World and City of a Thousand Minarets are just a few of the popular expressions used to describe this momentous city, set at the heart of the Middle East. Travelers of every age have been drawn to the ...

Alexandria

Egypt’s second-largest city and gateway to the Mediterranean is named after its founding father, Alexander the Great. Modern-day Alexandria is built on the ruins of the ancient city founded by Alexander in 331 BC. ...

Aswan

Soak up the sunshine and stunning scenery in Egypt’s most serene of cities - a far cry from the chaos of the capital. Once the Ancient Egyptian gateway to Africa, Aswan is a laidback, languorous, and steeped in ...

Dahab

Among the top diving destinations in Sinai, Dahab’s laidback, bohemian feel make it a favorite among backpackers and young travelers. Dahab is a small town situated on the southeast coast of Sinai, not far from ...

Fayoum

Fayoum is one of Egypt’s oldest cities, set in the lush Fayoum Oasis and filled with countless natural and historical wonders. Fayoum was a key Ancient Egyptian city, important for its strategic location and often ...

Hurghada

With beautiful natural beaches, stretching some 40 kilometers along the Red Sea coast, Hurghada is one of the biggest and most established beach town resorts in Egypt. Much like most Red Sea resort towns, Hurghada is ...

Marsa Alam

Experience the wonders of undersea wildlife at Marsa Allam, an oasis of natural beauty and tranquillity along the Red Sea coast. Aside from sandy beaches and coral reefs, common features of every Red Sea town, Marsa ...

Luxor

Built on the ruins of the ancient city of Thebes, this once glorious capital of Pharanoic Upper Egypt is often referred to as the greatest outdoor museum in the world. Apart from being among the driest, sunniest ...

Sharm El Sheikh

This Pearl of the Red Sea at the southern tip of the Sinai Peninsula boasts crystal-clear waters, gorgeous beaches, and endless sunshine. Calm turquoise-blue waters against the backdrop of Sinai’s rocky mountains: ...

Taba

At the northern tip of the Gulf of Aqaba lies the leisurely beach town Taba. The northernmost among Egypt’s Red Sea Riviera resorts, Taba boasts calm, blue waters and a number of luxury holiday resorts and five-star ...

Siwa

Set deep in the Western Desert of Egypt, Siwa is the Ancient Oasis of Amun Ra. In a deep desert depression, just 50km short of the Libyan border lies Siwa, one of Egypt’s most remote desert settlements. Siwa once ...

Abu Simbel

This small Nubian village just short of the border with Sudan is home to a magnificent Ancient Egyptian temple complex carved into a mountain, which has since been recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Following ...