Egypt is probably the worlds oldest civilization having emerged from the Nile Valley around 3,100 BC, historically. Egypt is probably one of the oldest vacation spots that early Greeks, Romans ventured for fun, and to see the wonders of humankind’s earliest triumphs. However, Egypt has much more than Pyramids and monuments. It has also Red Sea scuba diving, hot nightspots, luxury hotels and five star restaurants. It has romantic cruises down the Nile on festive riverboats, a night at the grand opera and it is a cultural experience like none you have ever experienced. Egypt is a land bustling with life, sound, visual beauty and excitement.

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Alexandria View Map Known widely as the "Pearl of the Mediterranean" Alexandria is Egypt's second largest city & center of industry.  Alexandria became the intellectual hub of the ancient world, enticing historians, philosophers and mathematicians to its famous seaside library. Alexandria is also home to the Pharo's Lighthouse - one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. The city is blessed with pleasant weather and marvelous sandy beaches - making it a relaxing get-away for Egyptians  and visitors alike. Aswan View Map The sunny city of Aswan, located 550 miles south of Cairo, is the starting and ending point of Nile cruises today. In ancient times.  Aswan city has been a favorite winter resort since the beginning of the 19th century and is now considered the country's premier winter tourist destination, offering a wide variety of ancient monuments and distinctive natural scenery. The beautiful Nile waters in Aswan meet the desert, lap against granite rocks and around emerald islands covered in palm groves and tropical plants. Cairo View Map Egypt's splendid capital is a city rich in history and religion that encompassed many cities and civilizations in the past. The largest city in the Middle East and Africa, Cairo is decorated by the remnants of Ancient Egyptian civilization. The city’s skyline is decorated with dazzling Mamluk and Ottoman mosques, early Christian monasteries and churches and modern skyscrapers and hotels.  Cairo is Egypt's hub of cultural, social, intellectual, economic and political activity. It is a fascinating combination of modern and ancient, which together give Cairo an atmosphere unique to this city. Cruise (Aswan - Luxor) View Map Sails every Saturday at 08:00 a.m. Hurghada View Map Hurghada is known as a town for night life.  Lying on the eastern coast of Egypt and alongside the Red Sea, the climate in Hurghada is hot and dry, but by no means unbearable. Luxor View Map Breathtaking and impressive monuments of ancient Egyptian civilization continue to draw visitors to Luxor, located 450 miles south of Cairo. Its magnificent temples, tombs and palaces - built from enduring sandstone and granite - border the banks of the Nile River. On the east bank stand the Luxor and Karnak temples, while Queen Hatshepsut's temple lines the west bank of the great river. The great city's necropolis contains the Valley of the Kings, the Valley of the Queens and tombs of the nobles - a testament to Luxor's ancient name al-Uqsur, or city of the palaces. Sharm View Map Sharm is the location for diving in the Red Sea. St. Catherine View Map This Monastery is located at the foot of Mount Sinai, where Moses received the Ten Commandments. It is built around Moses' Burning Bush, which has a chapel built atop it. St. Catherine, who was tortured and beheaded for her Christian beliefs, lends her name to Sinai's center of religious tourism. The Monastery of St. Catherine is one of the best known monasteries in the world. It is a spectacular natural setting for priceless works of art. But of perhaps even greater significance is that it has the second largest collection of illuminated manuscripts after The Vatican. Temple of Abu Simbel View Map The great temple of Abu Simbel is dedicated to the glory of Pharo Ramses II.  The colossi of the king are each 65 feet high, while the facade is more than 114 feet wide and 98 feet high. The central entrance leads into a large hall with massive pillars fronted by Osiris figures of the king. The temples orientation is arranged in such a way that twice every year on 22 February and 22 October the earliest sun-rays shine on the back wall of the innermost chamber, thus illuminating the statues of the four gods seated there.