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Reasons To
Visit Egypt

  • Ancient Civilisations

    The Ancient Egyptians have attracted more interest and attention than almost any other ancient civilisation. Their feats of engineering, and the details of their lives we can glean from tomb and temple walls make them seem very alive; similarly their obsession with death also fascinates us.

    Ancient Civilisations

  • Ancient Ruins

    From the temples of Upper Egypt, to the numerous fantastic pyramids near Cairo, Egypt is probably best known for its ancient ruins. Even once away from the ever-popular Nile Valley, there are oasis tombs, and remnants of Roman Alexandria to uncover.

    Ancient Ruins

  • Beaches

    The shores of the Red Sea are rightly famous the world over. The water is a stunning clear blue and the coral reefs are simply amazing. Year-round, the sun shines, and there are excursions into the mountainous interior to tempt you away from the sand and lapping waves.

    Beaches

  • Cruises

    Gliding serenely past lush green fields, farmed by ox-drawn ploughshares, admiring the sleek form of a egret is one of the great pleasures of a visit to Egypt. The fact that this glimpse of unchanged rural life also links together some of the greatest historical monuments in Egypt makes a Nile cruise a must!

    Cruises

  • Museums

    The Museum of Egyptian Antiquities is one of the world's great treasure troves, crammed with artefacts from the country's illustrious past. Other, much smaller museums are more than worthy of your time: Luxor museum is especially noteworthy.

    Museums

  • Souqs & Shopping

    As you twist and turn deeper into the Khan El Khalili, passing under Mamluke arches and admiring Ottoman 'mashrabiya' window screens, you're drawn into a traditional world where charismatic vendors try to persuade you to purchase handicrafts and goods manufactured in a tiny workshop behind the shop front.

    Souqs & Shopping

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Visit The Desert Circuit, Egypt

The Desert Circuit is connected by asphalt roads, making it easier than ever to explore over 1,000 kilometres of desert through the main oases of Siwa, Bahariya, Farafra, Dakhla and Kharga.

Siwa, Egypt

The Desert Circuit

Egypt

A desert adventure provides a great contrast to the well trodden path of the Nile valley.

Now connected by asphalt roads, it is easier than ever to explore over 1,000 kilometres of desert through the main oases of Siwa, Bahariya, Farafra, Dakhla and Kharga.

Each oasis has its own unique flavour and landscape, including the salt lakes of Siwa, the hot springs and palm groves of Bahariya, and the traditional mud-brick village of Dakhla.

Places within The Desert Circuit

Bahariya

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Dakhla

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Farafra

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Kharga

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Siwa

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