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11 hoursExperience an exciting new way to indulge in leisure time. Snorkel in the Blue Hole, ride on the back of a camel, learn more about the lives of the desert denizens and see the cemeteries of the Bedouins.
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19 hoursIn the middle of the night, ascend the mountain where Moses received the 10 Commandments and reach the summit of Mount Sinai in time to watch the sun rise, before descending to Saint Catherine’s Monastery, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, for breakfast.
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8 hoursSpend the day relaxing on the white sandy beaches of Tiran Island on a boat trip from Sharm El Sheikh. Cruise across the Red Sea and snorkel in the crystal clear blue waters. Encounter fish and other marine life in an underwater paradise.
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8 hoursDive into the crystal clear waters of the Red Sea, Gulf of Aqba, and Gulf of Suez on three snorkeling adventures from your hotel in Sharm el Sheikh. Glimpse colorful fish, 130 varieties of coral, and absolute paradise in Egypt’s only National Park.
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1 dayEnjoy private transfer from Safaga to Marsa alam Airport by our air-conditioned vehicles, Book online Marsa alam Airport transfer with us.
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Get a bird’s eye view overlooking one of the world’s most attraction-packed cities during this hot air balloon ride over Luxor. See ancient landmarks like the Statue of Thebes from above as you drift over the city, illuminated by the early morning sun. Tours include comfortable, air-conditioned vehicle transfers to the West Bank launch site. A hot air balloon excursion over Luxor Enjoy stunning aerial views over the iconic Nile-side city See the Nile River snake through the East and West Banks Relax with front-door pickup and drop-off from your hotel or cruise ship
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A day Luxor tour from Sharm El Sheikh with a domestic flight to see the most famous sights in one day Visit Karnak Temple and the East Bank, and see the Valley of the Kings and Hatshepsut Temple on the West Bank. Luxor is often described as the world’s greatest open-air museum, but that comes nowhere near describing this extraordinary place. Visit the capital of the “New Kingdom Pharaohs” (1570–1090 BC), which has the largest wealth of ancient archeological sites in the Nile Valley. The most important sites are split between the East and West Banks of Luxor. On the East Bank, which is the City of the Living, we will visit the magnificent Temple of Karnak, and on the West Bank, where the City of the Dead is located, we will see the colossi of Memnon, the Valley of the Kings, and the breath-taking mortuary temple of Queen Hatshepsut.
