Spread out along the banks of the Nile, Aswan is a relaxed and friendly town that provides a tranquil interlude if you've just arrived from busier Luxor or Cairo. Once ancient Egypt's gateway to Africa, this is a perfect base for exploring the temples and monuments in the southern reaches of Upper Egypt and the area's distinctly different Nubian culture. The best way to discover Aswan's charms is to hop aboard a felucca (traditional sailboat) and view town from the watery highway that once made Aswan an important trading post. The river here is speckled with islands holding picturesque mud-brick Nubian villages, and hemmed by the West Bank's colossal sand dunes. It's all incredibly photogenic, particularly at sunset when hundreds of lateen-sailed feluccas take to the water and the river shimmers in the setting sun.

Alexandria City Tour from Cairo Included Qaitbay Citadel, Pompay's Pillar and The Bibliotheca
Take a full-day private tour to explore the ancient city of Alexandria Visit the library, the Roman Theater, the Qaitbay Citadel, and the palace Sit down to a delicious lunch of local seafood and a swim in the sea Enjoy a personalized experience with your own private guide and vehicle.

Hurghada is a Red Sea resort town and has become an incredibly popular tourist destination, particularly among diving and snorkeling enthusiasts. It also very popular as a family holiday destination, thanks to its many family-friendly resorts and hotels, and an abundance of fun activities, such as scuba diving, wind surfing, sailing, horse riding and deep sea fishing.
Not only is Hurghada the ideal place to relax, but it is also well known for its very vibrant nightlife and its extensive shopping opportunities. In short, Hurghada is a great place to visit in Egypt to relax and unwind for a few days following days of sightseeing tours as well as the reason why we have listed it as one of the most important Egypt tourist attractions.

Most people head to Sharm el Sheikh for sun, sea, blue skies and waterfront tourist attractions. Sharm el Sheikh is largely a resort city catering to tourist needs, with top-class hotels and fine restaurants. However, in Egypt you are never far away from historical attractions or religious wonders. There are many popular tourist attractions and hotspots around the city of Sharm el Sheikh, which never fail to draw in the crowds. After a day of scuba diving or snorkelling in the surrounding clear, turquoise waters, or simply sunbathing on the beach, be sure to head to the Burning Bush or take a day out and visit a national water park. Also, a trip to Mount Sinai is an absolute must for every visitor staying here don't forget to visit Ras Muhammad Natural Park and Naama Bay.

Cairo, Egypt's capital, is the largest city in the Middle East, with a population of over 10 million. Known as the city of a thousand minarets, Cairo boasts some of the finest Islamic architecture in the world, in particular the Muhammed Ali and Al-Azhar Mosques. The other principal draw is Cairo's proximity to the Ancient Egyptian towns of Giza and Memphis, meaning that the most popular things to do include day-trips to Great Pyramid of Giza and Sphinx and to the even older Saqqara Pyramids. Other top tourist attractions include the Khan El-Khalili Market, the 187-metre tall Cairo Tower, the tranquil Al-Azhar park, and the medieval Citadel. Cairo also boasts great food, culture (it is home to Al-Azhar university, the world's second oldest educational institution), entertainment (many go to watch belly dancers or whirling dervishes, with bars, clubs and casinos also in abundance), and weather (the yearly average temperature is 27 degrees Celsius).