NOT TO BE MISSED


BALES DAHABIYYAS These charming boats are simply the best way to cruise the Nile. Offering a relaxed style, comfort and unique surroundings with first class service.


THE GREAT PYRAMIDS OF GIZA The last remaining Ancient Wonder of the World, these colossal tombs are Egypt’s most visited attraction and justifiably so in our opinion.


LUXOR Quite simply one of the world’s greatest open-air museums in what was the ancient city of Thebes.


ABU SIMBEL, ASWAN One of antiquity’s most spectacular sites, made even more remarkable by the fact that the temples were relocated piece by piece in 1963 to avoid the rising waters of Lake Nasser.


ESSENTIAL CLIMATE INFORMATION AVERAGE TEMPERATURE o


C DESTINATION


EGYPT Alexandria


EGYPT Aswan


EGYPT Cairo


EGYPT Hurghada


EGYPT Luxor


EGYPT Sharm el Sheikh


JAN 13 16 13 15 14 17


FEB MAR APR MAY 13 18 15 16 16 17


16 22 17 19 20 20


19 27 21 22 26 25


21 31 25 25 30 29


JUN 24 33 27 28 32 32


JUL 26 33 28 29 32 32


AUG 26 33 27 29 32 33


SEP 25 31 26 27 30 31


OCT 23 28 23 24 27 27


NOV 18 22 19 20 20 22


DEC 15 17 15 17 16 19


JAN 53 -


5 - - -


FEB MAR APR MAY 29 -


14 -


4 - - -


4 - -


1


3 -


1 1 - -


1 -


1 - - -


THE RED SEA Excellent hotels, superb weather and one of the world’s best places for diving, snorkelling and water activities.


ASWAN An eclectic mix of Arabic, Coptic and Nubian influences. Egypt’s most southerly city stands at the site of the First Cataract, where Egypt and Africa unite in a heady mix of colour and traditions.


RAINFALL IN MM JUN


- - - - - -


JUL - - - - - -


AUG - - - - - -


SEP - - - - - -


OCT 9 -


1 1 1 1


NOV 31 -


2 2 -


3


DEC Alt in mt GMT Visas 52 -


7


6 1 - -


193 74 3


88 3


+2 +2 +2 +2 +2 +2


Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes


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