Category: Egypt
Cultural Sunbathing in Egypt
Leading online travel guru Melvin Boecher explains why you should brave the hordes of tourists and explore the delights of Luxor when you find yourself on holiday in Egypt. Egypt stands for… sunbathing for most people, but we also all …
The Best Resorts in Sharm el Sheikh
Home to some of the most remarkable underwater gardens and tropical fish, Sharm has mile upon mile of golden sand that merges with turquoise blue waters making it one of the most popular resorts not only in Egypt but the …
Egypt Holidays Uncovered
Egypt. An ancient civilisation steeped in history, stunning sites, breathtaking scenery and beach resorts with a modern twist. For centuries, Egypt has held an irresistible fascination for travellers from around the world. Countless tourists and sightseers have all been drawn …
Highlights of the Nile
Travel writer Andy Jarosz is keen for travellers and holidaymakers to realise that despite recent unrest in some areas of Egypt, the areas around Luxor and Aswan have remained calm and very much open for business. Those who do visit …
13 Destinations to Visit in 2013
Almost unbelievably, 2013 is just around the corner. But instead of sitting slack-jawed looking at the calendar wondering where the past year has gone, you should use your time more wisely and take a look at some of the places …
Where to Find the Sun this December
When ice covers the pavements and you spend ten minutes each morning scrapping it off your car windscreen, it is hard not to dream of somewhere hot far, far away. But in reality where is it hot that is easily …
Hurghada with Kids
Family holidays can often cause consternation about the destination – travelling, eating foreign food and a host of other concerns. If you’re thinking it, you can be pretty sure that someone has already experienced it, and there will be simply …
Exploring the Red Sea Islands
The ancient fishing port of Hurghada is now a thriving Red Sea tourist destination. The pull is the wonderful climate, the warm turquoise blue sea and the many beaches. Of course the diving in the Red Sea also makes this …
Sandboarding in Egypt
One thing Egypt isn’t short of is sand. Like several other areas of the world, Egypt hasn’t been slow in making the best use of this commodity either. Sandboarding – aka dry surfing or hot snowboarding – is a growing …
Sharm el Sheikh Nightlife
If you’re looking for some night time excitement, Sharm el-Sheikh won’t disappoint. It has its fair share of bars and clubs. Of course all of the hotels will have entertainment, but if you want to dance the night away then …
Is Egypt Safe to Travel to? August 2012 Update
November 2012 Update here It seems to have gone a little quiet on the Egypt front recently, especially with events in other parts of the Middle East and northern Africa taking over the headlines. But there is still some confusion …
Egypt within Popular Music
“Eternity was in our lips and yes, bliss in our brows bent” said William Shakespeare in his 1623 tragedy Antony and Cleopatra. Egypt, well more specifically romantic notions of its ancient past, has always leant itself to reference and tales …
Your complete guide to holidaying in Egypt
The exotic appeal of Egyptian holidays shows no sign of slowing down. Here are some tips about preparing for and enjoying your visit to this magical North African country: Visas No Visa needed for tourist destinations like Sharm El Sheikh …
Getting acquainted with Ancient Egyptian Gods
The first great civilisation, the Ancient Egyptians were pioneering in many of their practices and discoveries and, like many civilisations, used gods as a means of understanding the cosmos. These deities all came with mythical back stories that helped shape …
Introducing Sharm el- Sheikh
The Red Sea’s number one tourist destination, Sharm el-Sheikh is an Egyptian city for the tourist looking to exploit the area’s hot weather and calm waters rather than the country’s ancient civilisation. Why Sharm el-Sheikh? Formerly a port, Sharm is …
Five Things to do in Cairo
The biggest city in Africa and the Arab world, Cairo can be quite a daunting place for the tourist. With nearly 7 million people living in the city and a further 10 million in the metropolitan area, the city is …
Cheese around the world
Cheese brings people together. Throw in some wine and you have an incredible evening ahead of you. Whether it’s cubes of cheddar and a box of goon in a hostel, a selection from the local supermarket with french bread on …
