Go back to basics at this magical nature retreat Located north of Dahab, Nuweiba’s stretch of coastline is dotted with camps and small hotels of varying sophistication. Rustic, straw-covered Bedouin-style huts, situated beneath a rust-colored mountain range, are a few steps away from shimmering turquoise waters, inviting you to wade in and disconnect from the […]
Egypt’s laid-back, nature lovers’ paradise 90 km north of Sharm al-Sheikh’s bustling coastline lies a laid-back beach town that attracts tourists and residents from all over the world. Formerly a Bedouin fishing village, Dahab is now one of Egypt’s top diving and windsurfing hotspots, with unparalleled pristine coral reef waiting to be explored. Even though […]
Relax on tranquil islands, explore the magnificent Philae Temple, and stand in awe of Abu Simbel’s massive statues Move further south down the Nile from Luxor and embrace the tranquility of Aswan, a city nestled in lush greenery with friendly and welcoming Aswani locals. The beauty of this city is tied up in exquisite landscapes, […]
The land of breathtaking temples, the path of the Holy Family, and warm, hospitable people The area that stretches from the south of Fayoum to just north of Luxor can be referred to as Middle and Upper Egypt. Egyptians who live in this part of the country are known for their strength of character, generosity, […]
From ancient wonders to modern neighborhoods, discover Egypt’s beating heart Cairo is the capital of Egypt and one of the world’s largest megacities, with a vast metropolitan area stretching out as Greater Cairo to include Giza and the outer suburbs that have developed to the east and west of the city center. The beating heart […]
Egypt’s best-kept secret Known for lush farmland, picturesque dunes, the beautifully mesmerizing Magic Lake, and cascading waterfalls, Fayoum is one of Egypt’s best kept secrets. Home to the UNESCO Natural World Heritage Site Wadi al-Hitan (Whale Valley), Fayoum is also one of Egypt’s most significant ancient cities and an area steeped in history and culture. […]
Egypt’s metropolitan city on the Mediterranean Known affectionately by Egyptians as the “Bride of the Mediterranean,” Alexandria is a charming coastal city and port founded in 331 BC by its namesake, the legendary Macedonian ruler, Alexander the Great. Located in the north of Egypt along the Mediterranean coast, Alexandria was one of the most important […]
The Red Sea’s charming city of peace World-renowned for the picturesque marine life that thrives under its turquoise blue waters, Sharm al-Sheikh is a captivating Egyptian Red Sea resort city nestled between Ras Muhammad National Park and the Nabq Protectorate. “Sharm”, as it’s referred to by Egyptians, first appeared on the tourist map in the […]
Egypt’s Open-Air Museum Soak in the sunshine, sink into glorious sunsets, and sail back in time. Luxor, Egypt’s open-air museum, holds the memories and chronicles of ancient Egyptian gods and royalty. Split into two halves, the East Bank and West Bank, by the River Nile, Luxor never fails to mesmerize its visitors. Be prepared to […]