Egypt Vacations

Why travel to spend in Egypt Vacations?rnAlthough it is traditionally associated with cultural tourism, the truth is that Egypt has a huge variety of offers capable of satisfying the tastes of all types of tourists. Egypt has magnificent beaches with suitable spaces for the lovers of aquatic sports, as well as hotels in which you will be able to disconnect your daily routine.rnEgypt is a melting pot of African, Islamic, and Mediterranean traditions. And, of course, if you’re looking to enjoy ancient monuments, museums, and spectacular archaeological sites, no other country has the cultural offerings that Egypt displays to its visitors.

Egypt is one of the preferred destinations for tourists from all over the world. The country of the Nile offers a great variety of possibilities, from visits to archaeological sites to rich gastronomy, passing by markets, landscapes…

Places to visit in EgyptrnThe list of places to visit in Egypt is endless, especially because of the large number of temples that were built on the banks of the Nile in the time of the pharaohs. Among the most outstanding are the Temple of Karnak, with huge columns full of hieroglyphics, the Temple of Hatshepsut dedicated to the only woman pharaoh, and Abu Simbel, with two temples in honor of the great pharaoh Ramses II and his favorite wife, Nefertari.

A good option is to book this tour to Abu Simbel when you plan Egypt vacations, with an English speaking guide.

Besides visiting all these impressive temples, during a cruise on the Nile River, you can see other interesting ones like the Temple of Horus, the Temple of Kom Ombo, the Temple of Philae, and the Temple of Luxor. Book your Egypt vacation today with vacations in Egypt, your discounted tour headquarters. On the west bank of the Nile, you can also find the Valley of the Kings, which was the cemetery of the great pharaohs, wherein 1922 Howard Carter discovered the famous tomb of Tutankhamen. Near the Valley of the Kings are the Colossi of Memnon, two giant stone statues representing the pharaoh Amenhotep III.