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Egypt is know for its amazing & fascinating history but who knew that only a few hours drive from Cairo or Luxor, you will find beaches to match the Caribbean. From Sharm El Sheikh to Marsa Alam you will find beautiful sandy beaches, clear azure sea & marine life that you have only ever seen in an aquarium. Don’t miss out, read more here.

One of the world’s largest artificial lakes, Lake Nasser is named after the Egyptian President Gamal Abdul Nasser, who is largely responsible for the lake’s creation. 

The Siwa desert is a striking oasis with a landscape like nowhere else in Egypt. Delicious dates and olives are grown here, surrounded by the world's 3rd largest sand dune field. Curious?

As the sun goes down, the calcium sea appears to reflect all of the different beautiful colors of the changing sky. Learn more about this amazing desert in Egypt.

The monasteries of St. Anthony and St. Paul are the oldest Christian monasteries in both Egypt and the world. Do you know the full story?

Al Max fisherman village, otherwise known as ‘The Venice of Egypt’ is located on the Mahmoudeya canal in Alexandria. The village has hundreds of fishing boats zipping through every day.

Places near Fayoum, in Middle Egypt, have been discovered, to show that it was once the shore of a prehistoric sea and fossilized skeletons of the above marine life were found. Read more about this discovery here!

Seeing the ancient sights of Luxor, Egypt from a bird's eye view really puts them into perspective!