Dahab
Dahab is a small village located on the southeast coast of the Sinai Peninsula in Egypt and Bedouin Previously fishing village, located about 80km (50 miles) northeast of Dahab is still considered one of Sinai's, most beloved dive destinations. SCUBA diving and snorkeling can be very good, with many reefs immediately adjacent to the waterfront hotels.
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Dahab
Dahab is a small village located on the southeast coast of the Sinai Peninsula in Egypt and Bedouin Previously fishing village, located about 80km (50 miles) northeast of Dahab is still considered one of Sinai's, most beloved dive destinations. SCUBA diving and snorkeling can be very good, with many reefs immediately adjacent to the waterfront hotels. The arrival of international hotel chains and the establishment of other support facilities now, this has been a popular tourist destination, most tourists are from the audience called back packers.
The nearest international airport is located in Sharm_el_Sheikh
Dahab is world famous for its windsurfing. There is also an area behind the spit known to windsurfers as 'Speedy', what area of flat waters and strong winds, making it an ideal area for surfing speed.
The word Dahab is Arabic for gold and is possibly a reference to the geographical location, where gold was washed from the wild. The name may also be a reference to the color of the sand in the south of the city itself. Some locals say it is the color of the sky just after sunset.
Beautiful snorkeling in front of the famous reefs around one of Egypt "Three Polish"!
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Situated on the famous reef "Three Polish"! Unique location near the center of Dahab.
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Een combinatie van rusten en activiteiten.
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Cairo
What has this to offer you millions town. It is an enormous diversity. A glorious history. A mix of nationalities, cultures, faiths, rich and poor. The highlight of this city are of course the world famous Pyramids of Giza and the Sphinx, but forget not the Egyptian national museum to visit. Here are collection of Tutankhamun including the gold and the ancient pharaohs waiting for you in the mummy room. Read more
Hurghada
Welcome to Paradise in Hurghada: the ultimate beach, snorkeling and diving paradise of the Red Sea. Hurghada was founded in the early 20th century and since the years 1980-90 became increasingly expanded by U.S., European and Arab investors to one of the leading resorts on the Red Sea to make. Read more
Sharm el Sheikh
Sharm el Sheikh is situated at the southernmost tip of the Sinai Peninsula and is an ideal destination for a diving holiday or last minute Sun. Holidays to Sharm el Sheikh are obviously great for divers, but also you can dive with a snorkel and goggles admire the beautiful underwater world. Read more
Marsa Alam
Marsa Alam is one of the newest resorts in the Red Sea, ideally located in southern Egypt. Through its recent growth and development and through the mass of Tourisme not repeat mistakes as Hurghada, Marsa Alam is certainly one of the best dive sites in Egypt. Read more
El Gouna
A beautiful but artificially (by a Coptic family) built luxurious city, which consists of several islands separated by channels and connected by bridges. It is sometimes called the Egyptian Venice. It has a marina where yachts seaworthy and ocean-building. Read more
Port Ghalib
Port Ghalib is a new resort located in Marsa Alam. Port Ghalib promised in the future, the most popular resort of Egypt to be. The Most Luxury hotels in Egypt and a lot of recreational opportunities are available. Read more
El Quseir
The historic town of El Quseir is founded in Pharaonic times a starting point of many sailing toward the tip of the Sinai. Now there is nothing left of this commercial city than an Ottoman fortress surrounded by coral stone buildings with domes where tombs of saints and mainly pilgrims died while they were to Mecca. Read more
Luxor
The governor of the city claims that the city's largest open air museum in the world, but in our eyes is not even close this marvelous place when you are describing. It is an unprecedented and unforgettable place. Read more
Aswan
At the north end of the first waterfall that the southern boundary of the old land marks, is Aswan. This place is always a great location in terms of importance. In ancient times it was a garrison where the soldiers against Nubie (modern Sudan) were supplied fight. Read more
Kom Ombo
In ancient days this place was like Aswan a major military garrison and trading post. Now the temple is the main attraction of this village. Read more
Edfu
In Ancient Egypt Edfu was a settlement and cemetery since 3000 years BC, because it was a center of the falcon god Horus of Behdet (the ancient name of Edfu), and the capital of the second nome of Upper Egypt. Read more
Esna
Most people who come to travel here to Esna Temple of Khnoem view, but the town itself is charming. Read more
Bahareya
Bahariya is one of the more flamboyant, vibrant oasis of the desert. Located approximately 365 kilometer from Cairo, she is also the most accessible. Read more
Kharga
The location is closest to the Nile Valley, but this oasis has an undeniable role in the lives of inhabitants of the valley, which were banned for a period as punishment for their actions. Read more
Dakhla
More than 12 small villages around the oasis you will find here. All with fertile land with gardens and palm groves, the traditional way of life support. Read more
Fayoum
This large semi oasis of approximately 70 by 60 kilometer is an extremely fertile area which is watered by hundreds of small channels from the Nile. The region also possesses a number of important archaeological sites namely: the Pyramid of Meidum, Lake Qarun and Wadi Rayyan. Read more
Abu Simbel
The village of Abu Simbel is about 280 kilometer south of Aswan and only 40 kilometer from the border of Sudan. It is a small settlement with a slow pace of life. Most tourists come, but who the rest of the lake without looking masses of tourists around the monuments remain a few days hanging.
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Alexandria
Alexandria, a large resort on the Mediterranean Sea. Cairo will be happy throughout the summer vacations because of the milder climate than in Cairo in the hot summer. It is over 2 hours drive from the capital. Also accessible by train and plane. Cruise ships are well know their way. Traditionally, this resort influenced by both Italy and Greece and Cyprus. Read more
Siwa
The Siwa oasis is something of a maverick in the Egyptian oasis. It is the most isolated depression. People differ with those from other oasis. Read more
St.Catherina
The Catherine Monastery of St. Catherine Monastery in the Sinai Peninsula of Egypt is one of the oldest and most famous monasteries in the world.
It belongs to the Greek Orthodox churches is inhabited by Greek monks.
Sinai desert
It is in the 20th century fought a number of times. It is the Isthmus of Suez connected to the rest of Egypt, the Suez Canal while separated from Africa.
The peninsula is bordered by the Mediterranean Sea in the north and then clockwise through deGazastrook, Israel, the Gulf of Aqaba, the Red Sea, Gulf of Suez and the Suez Canal. On the peninsula are the Sinai mountains and the Sinai desert
El Minya
Minya in Upper Egypt the bride is located on the border between upper and lower Egypt. The main provincial town 245 kilometer south of Cairo. It was the capital of the Upper Egyptian cotton trade before, but now the factories then process suikkerriet and make soap and perfume. Read more
