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Camel Ride at the Pyramids
A traditional camel ride around the Giza Pyramids — on the plateau by day, or in the desert at sunset.
Balloon at dawn, a felucca hour, desert camp or a Red Sea day — added to your Egypt itinerary when you want them.
A traditional camel ride around the Giza Pyramids — on the plateau by day, or in the desert at sunset.
Ride a horse or take a traditional carriage around the Pyramids — plateau by day, or the desert from late afternoon.
A quad bike ride through the desert surrounding the Giza Pyramids, outside the archaeological plateau.
Explore the desert around the Giza Pyramids by buggy — an off-road ride with panoramic views.
A tethered helium balloon near the Giza Pyramids — about 15 minutes, up to 150 metres, with panoramic views.
An evening cruise on the Nile with a buffet dinner, Egyptian music, belly dance and Tanoura.
A peaceful sail on a traditional Egyptian felucca — especially beautiful around sunset.
The history and legends of ancient Egypt at the Giza Pyramids — lights, projections, music and storytelling.
Selected workshops and shops: papyrus, oils, cotton, silver, lamps and handmade crafts.
Explore Fayoum’s desert by 4x4 — remote dunes and natural sites away from the road.
A quad bike ride through the desert landscapes of Fayoum.
Ride the desert dunes of Fayoum on a sandboard.
A relaxing boat ride across one of Fayoum’s lakes, with desert all around.
A hands-on workshop with local artisans — traditional Egyptian pottery in Fayoum.
Take to the skies at sunrise over the Nile Valley — temples, fields and the monuments of Luxor.
An evening Sound & Light experience at Karnak Temple or Luxor Temple — the history of ancient Thebes.
An evening horse-drawn carriage through Luxor — the city and its atmosphere after sunset.
A traditional felucca at sunset — sail the Nile among the islands of Aswan.
Visit a traditional Nubian village — meet local people and see colourful houses, culture and traditions.
Fly above the Red Sea on a parasail for about 7–10 minutes — solo or as a duo, with a speedboat option.
A full-day diving outing: two sites, coral reefs and marine life. Lunch, drinks and transfers can be included according to your hotel.
A full group boat day: snorkelling, time on the island, lunch and drinks. Diving can be added.
A group boat day at Orange Bay — swim, relax and snorkel in the Red Sea.
A group boat day: two snorkel stops and a chance to see dolphins — if they are there. Lunch, drinks and water games included.
See Red Sea reefs through a semi-submarine — panoramic underwater views, plus a snorkel session.
A desert outing with quad bike and Spider Car, then transfer back to your hotel.
About two hours on horseback — beach and desert, often around sunset. Open to different levels.
An evening in the Hurghada desert: traditional atmosphere, dinner, and Bedouin culture under the sky.
A private boat for about four hours — you choose the islands, snorkel stops and pace. Island entrance fees are paid separately.
See the reefs of Sharm El Sheikh through a glass-bottom boat — no need to get in the water.
A towed banana-boat ride off the coast of Sharm El Sheikh.
A towed inflatable ride for two or three people off Sharm El Sheikh.
Water skiing or wakeboarding off Sharm El Sheikh — tell us which you prefer.
About an hour on a pedal boat or kayak along the Sharm El Sheikh shore.
Parasailing over the Red Sea at Sharm El Sheikh — for one, two or three people.
About one hour on a speed boat from Sharm El Sheikh — a smaller boat or a larger one, according to the size of your group.
Boat or shore dives at Tiran, Ras Mohammed or from the coast — intro dives, courses and exploration, according to the weather.
A first discovery dive in Sharm El Sheikh — with an instructor, no certification needed.
One or two shore dives at Shark Bay — no national-park entrance fee.
A visit to Ras Mohammed National Park from Sharm El Sheikh, by car.
A full day on a boat from Sharm El Sheikh — free snorkelling, with lunch and drinks on board.
An evening dinner show in Sharm El Sheikh — a night out after the reef.
A desert safari from Sharm El Sheikh — dunes and an outing beyond the resort.
A Bedouin dinner in the desert near Sharm El Sheikh — an evening away from the hotel.
A trip from Sharm El Sheikh to Dahab’s Three Pools — a quieter reef day.
Visit the Blue Hole at Dahab from Sharm El Sheikh — a famous reef drop-off for confident swimmers.
A submarine outing in Sharm El Sheikh — reefs and marine life through the windows.
A buggy ride in the desert around Sharm El Sheikh — for two or four people.
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