Spend one day to Alexandria, which was built in 332 before B.C. by the Greek architect Dinocrates on the order of Alexander, the Great. The day includes the visit of: the Roman Amphitheatre, the pillars of Pompeii, celebrates library of Alexandria; the Bibliothequa Alexandrina, the catacombs of Kom El Shuqqaffa and the Fort of Qayet bai, with sea food lunch.

You will be taken, on a fantastic journey, to the days of the Pharaohs, a time brought to life by an incredible group of actors and actresses, faithful and exact reproductions of buildings, clothing, and lifestyles.

Sailing in felucca is the best means of enjoying the Nile and feeling the Nile breeze.

Each visit to the pyramids and the Sound and Light show is an enchanting experience not to be missed. We may never know exactly how the magnificent pyramids were built...

Visit to the second opera house in Egypt and the biggest one in the middle east and Africa. then drive to cairo tower and enjoy the view of cairo from the tower

During the Mamluk era which lasted from 1250 to 1517, a wealth of Mosques, mausoleums and Islamic buildings were added. Today, Islamic Cairo's maze of narrow, congested streets teems with life, challenging the senses with its unique blend of sights, sounds and smells, and vivid glimpses of the past. Most of the mosques are open to non-Muslims, and charge a small entrance fee.

Spend one day in one of the largest and most rich oasis of Egypt; to admire the villages, which have not changed from centuries.

Visit Mohamed Ali museum at the citadel of Sala Deen and discover his family gallery.

an early morning drive to the east desert of Egypt to visit the three cites of the sues canal and the canal then cruse to Sinai desert by the sues tunnel to visit Mosis eyes.

Enjoy the dinner at the oldest hotel in Egypt (Mena House) and enjoy the dinner in Islamic art restraint.

This is a city tour all around Cairo to see the marvelous places in Cairo such as Cairo Tower, Mountain of Al Moukatam where you can see a Panoramic View of Cairo also you can visit the big Bazaar of old Cairo (Khan El Khalili Market) and still more and more...

An Egyptian meal accompanied with folk shows while sailing on the Nile, here is an amusing and diverting evening. (Drinks not includes)

Departure from hotel at 22:00 pm by air-conditioned car towards Saint Catherine, arrive to the park of the Monastery at 01:00 am then start to climb the mountain either on foot or by camels for about (7 km) holding torch batteries. reaching the steps (700 step) then to the Mountain peak, where God delivered the Ten Commandments to Moses, which is about (2200 m) above sea level. watching thr Sunrise from the Top of Moses Mountain. Shooting some photos from the Summit, after that start to go down to visit the Monastery then transfer back to Dahab about 15:00 pm.

drive to the western desert of Egypt tell Baharya oasis to camp in the Wight desert and next day drive to the Cristal mountain later we will visit the black desert and the hot spring and drive back to Cairo.

Feel the adventure and see the west bank of Luxor from the sky. The Hot Balloon Flight takes place in Luxor so you can see the Sunrise over the Valleys of the kings and Queens. The Trip runs from around 5.00am until 8:30 am with about 50 Minutes in the Air

Take a horse / camel journey into the desert and watch first light reveal the ancient Karnak and Luxor Tempels.

The Karnak Sound and Light Show highlights the dramatic history of ancient Thebes. As visitors walk through the complex, the pharaohs arise to tell the story of their interesting lives.

You will ride a camel to visit the Valley of the nobles (Tombs).

Deir el-Medina, like Kahun and the town being uncovered at Giza, is a community of workmen and their families, supervisors and foremen and their families, all dedicated to building the great tombs of the Egyptian Kings. The image of hundreds, perhaps thousands of toiling slaves, whipped by overseers, seems seared into the modern consciousness, and "everyone" is convinced that the despots who ruled Egypt with iron greedy fists must have built their wealth and glory on the bleeding backs of this tortured labor.

The ancient Egyptian name for Medinet Habu, in Arabic the "City of Habu" was Djamet, meaning "males and mothers." Its holy ground was believed to be where the Ogdoad, the four pairs of first primeval gods, were buried. Medinet Habu was both a temple and a complex of temples dating from the New Kingdom.

About Dendera is located about 60 kilometers north of Luxor on the west bank of the Nile River opposite the provincial modern town of Qena. Dendera is located in an area that in ancient times was known as Iunet, or Tantere (Greek Tentyris), which was a provincial capital and and important religious site during several periods of Egyptian history.

About Abydos, or Abjdu, lies in the eight nome of Upper Egypt, about 300 miles south of Cairo, on the western side of the Nile and about 9.5 miles from the river. It spreads over 5 square miles and contains archaeological remains from all periods of ancient Egyptian history. It was significant in historical times as the main cult center of Osiris, the lord of the netherworld.

Perhaps after the Giza pyramids, or coincident with them, the great temple of Abu Simbel presents the most familiar image of ancient Egypt to the modern traveler and reader.

Nubian Villages are situated at the bottom of Elephantine Island . You are going to discover the simple and natural life of the very kind and hospitable Nubian people by Egyptian traditional felucca.

At each Philae Sound and Light show, the Egyptian gods and goddesses are, like Osiris, resurrected before our eyes to tell us their life stories. What would Isis say today if she learned that her temple...

Pick you up from your hotel in Aswan then transfer to the Motor Boat to cross the Nile to the West Bank to visit the Monastery of ST. Simeon.

Its Arabic name Ein Khudra (Green Oasis) perfectly describes this attractive locale where gushing fresh water springs nourish date palm gardens in the seemingly barren desert.One of the natural wonders of the Sinai, the Coloured Canyon is awe-inspiring. Take a walk in between dramatic sandstone canyon walls streaked with melting yellows.

Leave Drive out to the Blue Hole where you can relax and explore the wonderful coral reefs of the Red Sea.

embark on a Camel Safari along the rugged coast of the Gulf of Aqaba to the secluded beach of Ras Abu Gallum. Ras Abu Gallum is a Bedouin settlement and a government protected area- there are NO shops, hotels, electricity, loud music or pollution. afternoon camel trip back to Dahab or you may have one night there covering with the stars and the second day you will get transfer back to your hotel in Dahab.(this tour includes camel ride, snorkeling equipment,lunch and all transfers).

The Monastery of St. Catherine, also known as the Monastery of the Transfiguration, is located in a triangular area between the Desert of El-Tih, the Gulf of Suez and the Gulf of Aqaba in the Sinai

Pick up time from the hotel is between 01:30 and 02:30 pm, then drive through the desert (35km) by 4x4 Jeep to the Bedouin village where your guide will show you their way of life. The near by mountains will give you a great view of the sunset after which a BBQ dinner will be served and you can dance with the locals at the Bedouin party.
Transfer back to the hotel.

drive your quad through the desert (35km) to the Bedouin village where your guide will show you their way of life. The near by mountains will give you a great view of the sunset after which a BBQ dinner will be served and you can dance with the locals at the Bedouin party.
Transfer back to the hotel.

Pick up time from the hotel is between 08:00 and 09:00 am, and then transfer to the boat, which departs at 09:30 am. The boat makes two stops of about an hour duration for snorkeling where coral reefs can be viewed. Lunch is then served on the boat. The next stop is Giftun island for 1.5 hours of relaxation. The boat then returns to Hurghada for transfer back to hotels Price includes (Transfers - mask - Fins - Lunch - soft drink - mineral water - Giftun Island entrance fees).