There is something very special about Egypt. When you get there head straight for Cairo and see the Pyramids and the Sphinx; cruise the Nile and enjoy. Egypt is bounded on the north by the Mediterranean Sea; on the east by Israel and the Red Sea; on the south by Sudan and on the west by Libya. Cairo is the largest city and the capital of Egypt one of the most modern in Africa. When people think about Egypt they often think of Sahara desert and the pyramids, but actually Egypt is so rich with other treasures and wonders from various civilizations that it can be considered one of the largest outdoor museums in the world.
What to do when you travel to Egypt
Egypt is the land of the Pharaohs with a myriad of ancient sites and wonderful holiday experiences: the Giza Pyramids outside Cairo, the Valley of the Kings and Queens in Luxor, the everlasting beauty of the Aswan, the mighty temple of Abu Simbel Karnak Temples, the Hatshepsut Temple, the Edfu Temple,the Kom Ombe Temple, the Philae Temple, the High Dam- there is no doubt that visitors can have the best holiday in Egypt they will ever enjoy.
- Cruise the River Nile.
- Explore Cairo, Alexandria and the other cities.
- See the Pyramids and the Sphinx.
- Visit oasis villages in the Western Sahara Desert.
- Snorkel and dive in the Red Sea (stay at a Red Sea Resort or get a liveaboard) for the ultimate Egyptian beach vacations.
- Explore the souks (markets) in Cairo and haggle for bargains.
- Ride a donkey in Luxor to the Valley of the Kings.
- Do it the Egyptian way. Go on a camel safari in the Sahara Desert.
Scuba dive, liveaboard, snorkeling - travelers will see amazing coral reefs in the Red Sea...
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This hotel has rooms with a Nile view,. It was amazing to look out our window and see the Nile River among lots of building and skyscrapers. Not what we expected. I always pictured the Nile as having the desert on its banks, which it does in some areas. Just never thought of it going thru the middle of a city.
The breakfast buffet rewarded us with an incredible selection of food as well as a potpourri of the world, with people from everywhere. I also found out how women with full veils had their meals outside of their homes, The veils come off.
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