Egypt


With 5000 years of history at its fingertips, Egypt is a seductive and enchanting destination. The lure of Pharaoh treasure, towering temples and elaborate tombs is irresistible for the modern traveller looking to unravel the famous legends of the Nile Valley. To top it all, the Red Sea’s relaxing shores are never far away.


Cairo The Egyptian capital is Africa’s largest city and a fusion of chaotic activity and iconic imagery. The celebrated Pyramids of Giza dance on the horizon while Saladin’s Citadel dominates the downtown skyline. A walking tour around the heart of Cairo will reveal its contrasting medieval Islamic architecture and ancient Coptic churches. Explore the bustling souk and discover the Egyptian Museum’s famous Pharaoh treasures. Activities: camel-riding, museums, explore busy souks


Luxor As the former capital of ancient Thebes, Luxor is frequently referred to as the world’s greatest


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open-air museum. Positioned on the banks of the Nile, the modern town seethes around the two great temples of Luxor and Karnak. The subject of many films, the Valley of the Kings stands on the opposite bank; walk through to the world-famous tomb of Tutankhamun. Activities: historical tours, horse and cart rides, Nile boat trips


Aswan Aswan is Egypt’s most southern town on a beautiful stretch of the Nile, with the Saharan sand dunes a magnificent backdrop. Some important archaeological remains can be found on Aswan’s islands: the Temple of Isis stands on Philae Island while Elephantine Island is home to the Temple of


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