Egypt
A visit to the Red Sea is a holiday with something for everyone with the ability to captivate and impress, a reason why it has become internationally world famous and comes highly recommended. A stay in the Red Sea is a fantastic opportunity to combine the many alternatives a diverse country like Egypt has to offer, and at a price which is both affordable and offers fantastic value for money.
Cairo
Cairo is located on the banks of the Nile River and is one of the world’s largest urban areas. Cairo is a city that never sleeps and offers a great selection of shops, bars and restaurants. There are a whole host of ancient tombs, temples, museums, art galleries and churches for you to visit and a trip to the Great Pyramids at Giza is an absolute must....
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El Gouna
El Gouna is an up and coming resort covering a multitude of islands approximately 22km north of Hurghada. The landscape is desert on the long, straight road connecting the two resorts, with the chain of Red Sea mountains to the west and the lagoons, reefs and sea to the east.
El Gouna caters for its guests informatively and to a high standard. Centrally located is Kafr El Gouna village (downtown) with a good information centre, bank, ATM machine, international telephones, cafes, restaurants and bus station with a regular return service to Hurghada. A varied range of activities and facilities are also available on the islands, which are linked to each other by bridges. These include an 18-hole golf course, go-karting, casino, open-air cinema, nightclubs, museum, post office and an aquarium.
El Gouna is a fantastic little retreat and offers something to suit all tastes....
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Hurghada
Hurghada is Egypt's busiest resort. Located in a prime position on the east coast, it is backed by desert and the Red Sea Mountains. As this destination spreads lazily on a large-scale down the coastline, the Red Sea is easily accessible, enticing divers, snorkellers, swimmers and windsurfers. The climate is enviable year-round and the deep-sea fishing, islands, beaches, coral reefs, diving and watersports attract every nationality....
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Luxor
With the most amazing sights and finds in such close proximity to each other, a visit to the West Bank alone is one which cannot be rivalled by any other. With so much to see and experience, people come from all over the world to glimpse a fraction of an insight and understanding of past customs, cultures and beliefs. Luxor has always been a destination surrounded by magic and mysticism and has drawn a large number of British guests for centuries....
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Sharm el-Sheikh
Sharm el Sheikh is located at the southernmost point of the Sinai peninsula, where the chain of Red Sea mountains provide a spectacular backdrop to the desert sand as it meets the clear waters of the Red Sea. The whole area of Sharm spreads over more than 40 km encompassing the beautiful shores of Nabq bay to the north and the Hadaba plateau and the old town in the south. The heart of the resort is Naama Bay where the long promenade connects all the hotels along the shore to the commercial centre with its selection of shops, bars, discos and restaurants. This area really comes alive after dark and attracts the younger crowd with its nightspots like Bus stop and Pasha where you can dance the night away until the early hours. Diving and snorkelling are gateways to an incredible paradise here. No matter what your ability or interest, it’s almost impossible not to be drawn to the water. A boat cruise leaves every visitor hungry for adventure and this is why Sharm El Sheikh has become one of the diving capitals of the world. The Ras Mohammed National Park, a nature reserve with protected marine life, reefs and lagoons, is only 16km away and is a place of profound natural beauty and not to be missed....
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