Join us on this relaxed adult-only cruise on the beautiful Red Sea. You'll take in the sights of the underwater world as you snorkel along some of the most impressive coral reefs in the Red Sea. And with the guidance of qualified snorkel guides, you'll have an 80 percent chance of getting up close and personal with dolphins in their natural habitat. Everything will be taken care of during your day, with lunch and all inclusive soft drinks included, along with your snorkelling equipment.
Port Ghalib is a waterfront premier integrated resort community situated on 18 kilometers of virgin shoreline. Located in the rising city of Marsa Allam, Port Ghalib is an investment that is already redefining the exotic coast of the Red Sea Riviera.
The dazzling 8 million square meter master plan planned to contain a plethora of investment opportunities ranging from luxury beach front villas, elite golf estates, and superior Marina apartments to internationally renowned hospitals, schools, spas, water parks and international luxury hotel chains. With a variety of high-impact and low-impact land, water, and desert activities, Port Ghalib truly is a World of its Own.
We Pick up the guest from hotel to marina at port ghaleb around 10 km from madinat coraya after that the guest ride the boat to Sail from Port Ghalip Marina till 1st Snorkeling Stop around 40 minutes after that sailing to the second Snorkeling stop the guest has his Lunch on board (food variety Options are available).After that sail back to marina and Transfer back to hotel.
There’s nowhere else quite like Luxor. Built on the 4,000-year old site of Egypt’s one-time capital of Thebes, it’s stacked with the building works of the great Pharaohs, making it one serious open-air museum. On this trip, you’ll fly to the city for a day of guided sightseeing that will whisk you back through the millennia in an instant. Walk the spectacular Valley of the Kings, whose limestone hills are peppered with 62 hand-carved tombs. Crane your neck at the massive twin statues of the Colossi of Memnon that guard the valley. And go deep into the most famous tomb of all - that of the boy king Tutankhamun. Nearby you’ll find another Pharaonic powerhouse - the Temple of Queen Hatshepsut. With its symmetrical colonnades, it looks as if it was built only yesterday. After a complimentary lunch, you’ll cross the Nile to see two more of Luxor’s highpoints. Gasp at the vast pillars of Karnak and marvel at the incredible obelisks and sphinxes of Luxor Temple before heading to the airport for your return flight. And why not book a VIP upgrade? With private transfers and your own chauffeured car and personal guide in Luxor, it’ll make your day extra special.
¿En busca de una experiencia diferente? Embárcate en una emocionante aventura con un paseo en quad por el desierto egipcio.
DESTACAMOS:
* Una original forma de explorar el desierto del Sinaí
* No requiere experiencia previa
* Ideal para toda la familia
Deja atrás el bullicio de la ciudad y prepárate para una aventura inolvidable. Disfruta de una emocionante excursión por el desierto del Sinaí a bordo de un poderoso quad. Conduce a través de las dunas y los riscos de Sharm el Sheikh y experimenta un torrente de emociones durante dos horas y media. Sólo debes preocuparte de elegir el amanecer o el atardecer para explorar el fascinante corazón del desierto.
La pirámide de Zoser, el monumento de piedra más antiguo del mundo.
Fue construido en la dinastía III (alrededor de 2630 a. C.) para el rey Zoser.
Después irá a Memphis, que fue fundada por el rey Menes y fue la capital del antiguo Egipto durante el Reino antiguo, fue considerado por más de 3000 años la primera capital de Egipto, aquí verá la estatua de Ramsés II, por último visitará la Pirámide Roja y la pirámide acodada de Dahshur.
Today, you’ll learn more about Egypt’s most famous pharaoh, before coming face-to-face with some spectacular relics from the ancient era. The morning begins with a drive to a newly-opened tomb that’s an exact replica of Tutankhamun’s burial chamber. The boy king is the country’s most famous, and his real tomb has suffered damage over the years because of the huge numbers of visitors it has drawn in. This lookalike version is made to exact standards, and has an adjoining museum showcasing preservation efforts on the real thing. Later, you’ll stop by the house of the man who found King Tut’s tomb, Howard Carter, before arriving at Luxor Museum. It’s smaller than Cairo’s famous collection of ancient artefacts, but Luxor Museum prides itself on its neat arrangement of high-quality, well-preserved pieces.
Cast your sightseeing net wider on this two-day trip. First, you’ll catch an early morning train to Aswan, trundling through fascinating countryside on your way. When you arrive, you'll board a motor launch for a ride along the river to Philae Temple - a beautifully preserved island temple dedicated to the god Isis. Afterwards, you’ll see Aswan High Dam, a colossal 20th century structure built to stem the Nile’s floodwaters. Following lunch at a local hotel, enjoy another boat trip around some local cataracts, where the Nile’s waters swirl around rocks. Then check in to your hotel for dinner and a relaxed evening. After an early start the next day, you’ll set off for Abu Simbel. Built in 1247 BC and often dubbed the Eighth Wonder of the Ancient World, its rock-cut Great Temple is fronted by two colossal figures of Ramses II that guard cavernous inner halls. After returning to Aswan, you’ll then have the afternoon free to relax by your hotel pool or go shopping in the bustling bazaar before catching your return train. A truly memorable trip.
Have a traditional Egyptian night out at a nearby hotel. The El Mouled Festival is celebrated weekly, and it all kicks off with a sunset motorboat cruise along the iconic River Nile. Then, you’ll sit down to a folklore performance featuring belly dancers, snake charmers, and a soundtrack of authentic music. A traditional dinner will be served up after, and you’ll also find a section of ‘pharaoh food’ that lets you sample the same meals eaten by the ancient kings 5,000 years ago. After dinner, the rest of the night is yours. Take to the dancefloor, have your palms read, or share a hubbly-bubbly pipe with a cup of Arabic tea.
This day trip captures the essence of one of the world’s most treasure-laden cities - Cairo - with a visit to the Pyramids of Giza, Sphinx and Cairo Museum. It all starts with a flight to Egypt’s capital, where your experienced guide will lead you around this chaotic, colourful metropolis, pointing out its other landmarks en route. Topping everything is Giza with its famous Pyramids. Feast your eyes on these colossal tombs, the last remaining wonders of the Ancient World, and capture them on camera. You’ll get to go inside one, too, before gazing at the great guardian of the complex, the Sphinx. There’s another showstopper, too - the Egyptian Museum. This atmospheric place houses the world’s biggest collection of Egyptian antiquities. Wander spellbound around its main areas, inspecting everything from the golden treasures of Tutankhamun to eons-old mummies, sculptures and more. Your day in this remarkable city includes lunch and if you wish, you can book an VIP upgrade featuring private transfers and your own chauffeured Cairo car and personal guide.
You’ll be picked up from your hotel, and we’ll take a ride in a private transfer over to St Catherine’s Monastery. On arrival, we’ll take a walk up to the monastery, taking in the scenery of the walled gardens and monks’ accommodation behind the ancient walls. There will be plenty of opportunity to take some stunning photos here, so make sure you have your camera with you! As we continue to tour St Catherine’s, we’ll enter the monastery and watch as the monks go about their daily business. We’ll take a walk below the beautiful collection of silver chandeliers that hang from the ceiling, and browse through the many religious artifacts on display in the chapel. We’ll also stop off at the Burning Bush, where you can even get a private blessing from the priest if you wish.
Next up on your Egypt desert tour, we’ll take a trip to the Bedouin handicraft centre, where you can find plenty of locally-made treasures, such as purses, bags, cushions, clothing, and more. All of the items on sale here have been made by the local Bedouin women, intricately beaded and embroidered by them with distinctive Bedouin design. There is also a bookshop here selling all kinds of goodies about the monastery and Egypt, printed in many different languages. If you’re getting peckish by now, have no fear!
It’s time for lunch, and a very special lunch at that. You’ll be invited into the home of a local family, and be served up an authentic Bedouin feast with plenty of traditional tea. This will be your chance to relax and take in your surroundings, and get to know the local cuisine and food culture. Once you’ve recharged your batteries with lunch, we’ll hop back in our vehicle and set off towards the desert plateau, where our Bedouin hosts will be waiting for us with camels. Now we get into the real desert fun! We’ll take a camel trek across the sandy desert, towards the plateau of Nawamis. These Bronze Age tombs are a stunning World Heritage Site, said to date back over 5,000 years. You’ll have plenty of time to explore the area, take photos, and really soak in this fascinating part of Egypt’s history. Once you’ve got your ancient Egypt fix, we’ll head back to Sharm el-Sheikh, and drop you off at your hotel.