Explora el gran Valle de los Reyes, donde generaciones de faraones y nobles fueron enterrados en criptas excavadas en los acantilados y custodiada por las enormes estatuas de Coloso de Memnón y el Valle de las Reinas, a continuación, se visitará el Templo de la Reina Hatchepsut. Este templo fue construido para la gran reina Hatshepsut, para conmemorar sus logros y para servir como un templo funerario para ella, así como un santuario del Dios Amón Ra.
Pick up from Marsa Alam hotels, then transfer to Sheikh Malek meeting point to start your adventure with quad bike ride for 22 km between deep in the Eastern desert.
View the impressive sunset views at the top of desert mountains then arrive to the Bedouin village.
Learn more about their life and traditions, savor the Bedouin tea, smoke a water pipe, ride camel and taste the adventure along with the Bedouin.
End the trip with a drive back with motorbike to quad runner station, then transfer back to Hotel.
Discover the secrets of the Red Sea and be a diver for a day! For those who want to discover the deepest secrets of the Red Sea try out the diving trip, get fully equipped and just dive in! Two dives down to 10 meters depth to swim with the colorful fish, feel the life of the coral reefs, taste the underwater wonders with all your senses. Nothings compares to it! After having thrilled your heart, delight your senses with a delicious lunch and soft drinks.
The Colored Canyon, near Nuweiba, is the most colorful and intriguing rock formations in all Sinai. In some places the deep coloration of rocks gives the canyon walls a prismatic and metallic sheen; in others, the stone is so smooth that it appears soft. This is ideal place for hiking: as one ventures into the canyon, the walls narrow in width to just a few feet in some places, giving the channel a close and secretive atmosphere.
Not far is located the small town of Dahab, where you can see the incredible spectacle of Sinai mountains dropping right into the sea. When we get there we will stop and have lunch in a typical seafront restaurant, before shopping through the narrow streets and rich bazaars.
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.
See the wonders of the underwater world on board one of the largest glass bottom boats in the world! A panoramic glass window of over 80sqm gives you the best view of the coral reefs without getting wet! Sit back, relax and enjoy the underwater show! And just to make it even more fun, join the crew for an oriental show on deck! The perfect trip for families and kids!
To get off the beaten track, jump onboard this half-day tour of the Hurghada desert. Everything kicks off in the late afternoon, when the desert goes into cool-down mode. Your guides will give you a health and safety briefing and a quick driving test before leading you into the desert. The changeable landscape covers pancake-flat sands, bone-jangling rocky roads and sharp-toothed hills. A couple of photo stops are thrown in for good measure, so you get the chance to pause and admire this otherworldly landscape.
You’ll visit the heart of Luxor on this day out. First up is Luxor Temple, which has an ornate obelisk and two huge statues of Ramesses II at its entrance. Inside, you’ll find more statues of pharaohs, columned corridors, and the ruins of chapels with hieroglyphics carved into the walls. Interestingly, there’s a mosque intruding into part of the temple, which you’ll also get to see. Abu Haggag Mosque was built when much of the temple was still underground and, because it’s an important holy site, the decision was made not to demolish the mosque when the rest of the temple was excavated. Later on, you’ll have some time to barter with the locals at the city’s old market, before the tour continues on to El Shayeb Monastery. It’s a little-known fact that Egypt was a Coptic Christian country before Islam became the main religion, but the crosses and biblical images that adorn the walls in the monastery will soon remind you.
You will be transferred from your hotel in Aswan to St. Simoen Monastery which is located opposing the southern tip of the Elephantine Island by motor boat then take camel. Firstly, it was called Anba Hatre Monastery. The principal church of the Monastery was built during the first half of the eleventh century (or possibly earlier, in the. tenth century ) and represents the oldest of its kind in Egypt.
Explore the West Bank of Luxor, trekking through the local villages and farmland on a camel safari. See everyday life as the locals go about their daily business, making their way to the markets or fishing on the river Nile. Explore the West Bank of Luxor, trekking through the local villages and farmland on a camel safari. See everyday life as the locals go about their daily business, making their way to the markets or fishing on the river Nile.