• Visit the iconic pyramids and learn about Egypt’s ancient civilization.
• Explore fascinating museums filled with historic artifacts and treasures.
• Walk through traditional bazaars and experience Cairo’s lively street culture.
• Discover historic mosques and beautiful Islamic architecture.
• Enjoy a relaxing evening Nile cruise with views of the city skyline.
A staple of Egyptian cuisine is Ful Medames, which is a dish of cooked fava beans served with olive oil and familiar spices such as cumin - which is perhaps the most commonly used spice in Egypt.
Much like many other eastern countries, in Egypt, overly intimate behaviour in public (such as kissing and cuddling) is not allowed and disapproved of and will generally attract unwanted attention.
The last remaining wonder of the ancient world. You’ll find the Pyramids of Giza in the southwestern suburbs of Cairo.
The Nile is the world’s longest river. It travels a wonderfully scenic path through a collection of African countries - all the way from the tip of Egypt to Uganda.
Founded more than 2000 years ago by Alexander the Great, Alexandria is the stuff of mystery and legend. The city was once the home of the Pharos lighthouse that marked the ancient harbour entrance, and the Great Library which w...
There are so many temples to see in Egypt, each more impressive than the next.
The stark and rugged beauty of the Sinai Peninsula is at its best at the peak of Mt Sinai. Here you can lookout onto vistas of breathtaking mountain landscapes that are stunningly silhouetted when the sun sets in the distance.<...
A trip to the vibrant metropolis of Cairo can be intimidating at first but more than worth it. Visit the medieval sites in Old Cairo, the Egyptian Museum in the centre of the city (which is filled with ancient treasures), go sh...
Away from the pyramids, deserts and cities, you’ll find in Egypt an inspiring collection of beaches and resorts on which to unwind.
