One-day itineraries to discover the best of every city, airport by airport.
More wild and less developed than Hurghada and Sharm el-Sheikh, Marsa Alam offers some of the Red Sea's best-preserved coral barriers.Attractions...
In the 1960s, UNESCO dismantled and reconstructed the temples of Abu Simbel block by block to save them from the waters of the artificial lake...
From fishing village to main Red Sea Egyptian resort: Hurghada has built its fortune on the transparency of its waters, rather than on historic...
Capitals of the northern Sinai, Al-Arish faces its beaches directly onto the Mediterranean, a coastline different from Egypt's more famous Red Sea...
Founded by Alexander the Great in 331 BC, Alexandria was for centuries the main cultural center of the ancient world thanks to its library, which...
Cairo in a day is explored starting from the Giza plateau, at the city's gates, then returning to the center between the Egyptian Museum and the...
Grown from a Bedouin fishing village into the Red Sea's main scuba destination, Sharm el-Sheikh owes its fame to coral reefs that begin just...
Built on the remains of Thebes, ancient Egypt's capital for much of the New Kingdom, Luxor concentrates on the two banks of the Nile the world's...
Slower and less crowded than Luxor and Cairo, Aswan lives around a stretch of Nile dotted with granite islets and a temple saved from water by...
