Red Sea is famous for spectacular coral reefs, crystal clear water and glass bottom boats which bring the undersea world right to you! A perfect combination for fun and discovery the underwater world while staying dry. No need to get in the water to enjoy the spectacular coral reefs of the Red Sea.
The underwater world, hidden under the surface of the sea and usually explored only by divers, now is magnificently revealed to passengers of the bottom glass boat, which with their glass floor, offers a spectacular colorful underwater view.
Aléjate de un enjambre de luces y playas concurridas en los complejos turísticos para entrar de lleno en una experiencia inolvidable en el desierto. Pasa una velada junto a las tribus beduinas, disfruta de su cálida hospitalidad, mientras contemplas fascinado una galaxia de estrellas en el cielo abierto de la noche.
Dejaremos el complejo hotelero bien entrada la tarde, poniendo rumbo a Wadi Mandar. La puesta de sol transforma las rocas del desierto, dándoles una tonalidad de color naranja intenso. Al llegar te presentaremos a los anfitriones beduinos, que ofrecerán una bienvenida tradicional en la que se toman infusiones de té a la menta. Tu guía te dará detalles acerca de este ambiente inhóspito y a la vez fascinante, así como de la cultura de estos pobladores de tiempos tan lejanos, justo antes de que procedas a entrar en la imponente tienda beduina, lugar en el que compartirás un delicioso banquete que sigue el ritual de antiguos códigos de hospitalidad.
Una vez te hayas dado por satisfecho será momento de salir al exterior, donde aguarda el silencio del desierto junto a un cielo nocturno increíblemente claro, salpicado de millones de estrellas brillando ante tus ojos. El aislamiento del lugar hace que el aire esté completamente libre de polución, lo cual realza la visión de este vasto universo. Un guía experimentado se unirá a tu aventura mientras observas y fotografías el cielo mediante telescopios de última generación, disfrutando de vistas inmejorables de la luna, los planetas y las estrellas.
Makadi Water World is Egypt’s biggest waterpark. It’s packed with 50 family-friendly slides, including adrenalin-pumpers like the Twister, Space Boat, Wave Slide and Turbo Tunnel. From the top of the tallest slides, you get 360-degree desert and sea views. You can also expect classics like multi-racers and the plunging Kamikaze. On top of all that, there’s a separate area for children who prefer arm bands to fast rides – a giant pirate ship sprouting slides and water fountains steals the show. Lunch is served at the snack bar, where pizzas, pasta, ice cream and waffles are on the menu.
Just so you know, the Space Hole has a height restriction of 160cm, and 17 of the bigger adults slides have a height restriction of 120cm. The mini-slides and water features have an age restriction of either 4 or 7 years, and some play areas have no age restriction at all. Children must have an adult with them.
Luxor, once an ancient Egyptian capital, is known today as the world's "greatest open-air museum". From the tomb of Tutankhamen in the valley of the kings and the magnificent sunset views at the majestic temple complexes of Karnak and Luxor to the exciting and fun Nile cruises, Luxor is the perfect choice for culture vultures.
Luxor is divided by the Nile into two areas commonly called the east bank and west bank which were considered in ancient Egyptian times as symbolizing respectively life and death.
Una larga playa de arena y arrecifes de coral, uno de los lugares más emocionantes para practicar buceo y esnórquel, tendrá la oportunidad de ver a las vacas marinas, tortugas y delfines. El área está ubicada a unos 40 km al sur de Madinat Coraya. Existe la posibilidad de practicar esnórquel en la playa.
Can you really leave Egypt without a visit to the Pyramids? Marvel at the wonders of the ancient pharaohs on a day trip to Cairo. See the Golden treasures of Tutankhamun on display in the museum, the hustle and bustle of the streets and the eerie magic of the River Nile. A truly unforgettable experience!
Luxor has so many awe-inspiring sights that it more than warrants this two-day trip. It’s a fantastic opportunity to fully immerse yourself in the city’s 4,000-year old history. Travelling by road, your adventure starts at Karnak Temple. All soaring pillars, this Nile-side wonder was ancient Egypt’s most important religious site. After lunch, take a look around Luxor Museum - it’s packed with eerie mummies and glittering antiquities. Then, after checking into your 4-star hotel, take the chance to watch the evening Sound & Light Show at Karnak. Combining dazzling illuminations, commentary and music, it brings this stunning temple back to awesome life. After breakfast the next morning, you’ll cross the Nile to see the Valley of the Kings. This desert valley is honeycombed with 62 warren-like tombs, which served as the final resting place of the Pharaohs, including Tutankhamun. You’ll also clap eyes on the Colossi of Memnon, the giant statues guarding the valley and the nearby Temple of Queen Hatshepsut -a vision in colonnaded stone. Then enjoy a motorboat ride along the Nile before tucking into a delicious lunch in readiness for your journey back.
Expect a night to remember. You’ll sit down to a three-course meal at the world-renowned Hard Rock Café, where juicy burgers and sticky ribs are served among instruments and costumes from the rock and roll era. When you’ve let your dinner go down, you’ll take to the dancefloor and make the most of a two-hour open bar.
The day starts with pick up around 9am then drive towards Dahab city around 90 km away from Sharm El Sheikh to arrive at around 10:30am. First stop will be at the equipment rental centre where you can rent and collect your mask and flippers. Drive down to Dahab marine for 10mins in order to get in the sea scope semi submarine.
The first part of the trip will be one and half hour sailing along Dahab coral coast to watch the spectacular landscape and life marine underwater and coral reef formations through the panoramic view windows.
Arrive back to Dahab marine at around 12:30pm, getting off the sea scope and jump in the snorkeling boat. The second part will be on boat where you will have a half day boat trip including two snorkeling different stops and a full lunch meal including water and soft drinks.
Getting in the bus and drive to Dahab city center for a free time shopping 30 to 45mins!
Drive back to Sharm for one and half hours to arrive at around 18:30.
This trip takes you to two of Egypt’s most impressive ancient sites. You’ll be accompanied by an expert Egyptologist to Karnak Temple first. Karnak, one of the world’s biggest religious sites, is actually a whole complex of temples, sanctuaries, lakes, and chapels. You’ll be led through the 134 pillars that climb for 24 metres above the Great Hypostyle Hall. You’ll stand in the shadows of the pointy obelisks. And, you’ll spot the complex’s intriguing ram-headed sphinxes. In the age of the pharaohs, an avenue lined with hundreds of similar sphinxes connected Karnak to nearby Luxor Temple. Today, it’s just a short drive away and, once you get off the coach, you’ll be met with the temple’s striking façade. One of two original obelisks and a pair of massive statues of Ramesses II flank the entrance to the temple. Inside, your guide will bring the hieroglyphics on the walls to life as you wander through the huge corridors.