Egypt Property Guide
Red sea
Dive in the Known as one of the most beautiful places on earth, the Red Sea is a truly exotic and fascinating natural seascape environment. Its crystal blue surface and oasis of living creatures, reefs and coral formations, make it one of the world's most highly sought after diving locations.
Hurghada
Hurghada provides a gateway to the Red Sea's prime diving sites and is unique in offering access to many uninhabited offshore reefs and islands, allowing a myriad of opportunities for swimming, snorkelling, scuba and free diving. The warm waters are ideal for many varieties of rare fish and coral reefs, which can also be observed through glass bottom boats or submarines. There are also many other excellent aquatic sport facilities enjoyed by visitors such as: Kite surfing o Deep sea fishing o Windsurfing o Swimming with dolphins o Sailing o Jeep adventures o Boat trips on the Red Sea at dusk hurghada in Egypt Be active The Red Sea Riviera offers something for everyone with an extensive range of land and leisure activities, including: o Horse riding o Camel riding o Go-Karting o Sail-Karting o Quad biking o Desert safaris In addition, excursions to the Red Sea Mountains, the Eastern Desert and Bedouin camps can be arranged and visited by jeep, horses or camels. Golf has been played in Egypt for over 100 years, and the last 10 years has seen a growth in its popularity that has made the Sinai & Red Sea coast an exceptional golf destination. The area around Hurghada boasts beautiful golf courses, such as the Golf Club at nearby El Gouna and The Cascades Golf Club in Soma Bay designed by Gary Player.
Further afield, the Jolie Ville Golf Resort in Sharm El Sheikh is one of Egypt's best and most challenging golf courses and home to a number of International PGA tour events.
Discover the The Red Sea coast is world-renowned for its beautiful nature and historical legacy. With its combination of mountains and sea, the natural landscape of the nearby Sinai Peninsula is awe-inspiring. Nearby are two ancient Roman sites, Mons Porphyritisand Mons Claudianus. These sites supplied the Romans with black granite columns, some of which still support the Pantheon in Rome today. In the North lie St. Anthony's and St. Paul's. In the heart of the Red Sea Mountains, St. Anthony's is the oldest Coptic monastery in Egypt and St. Paul's is famous for its murals representing Virgin & Child. Nestling at the foot of Mount Sinai is St. Catherine's, thought to be the oldest inhabited Christian monastery in the world. Revered by Muslims, Christian and Jews, it was built fourteen hundred years ago next to where it is believed that God delivered his Ten Commandments to Moses. The waters of the mighty Nile allowed the otherwise dry land of Egypt to become a cradle for one of the world's greatest ancient civilizations. One can travel along the Nile and explore a succession of ancient temples and tombs that are testimonies to the remarkable achievements of the people of ancient Egypt. To witness Egypt's full splendour, visit the Nile Valley.
Cairo
Cairo is home to the Great Pyramids, the Sphinx, the Egyptian Museum and the Citadel. The highlight of the Nile Valley is Luxor, famous for the Valley of the Kings, Valley of the Queens, the Colossi of Memnon, the Luxor Temple and further south, the Temples of Karnak. Egypt's scope is glorious and endless… hurghada friends with time Enjoy The Red Sea Riviera is famous for its vibrant cosmopolitan atmosphere, with an abundance of exclusive boutiques and fashionable shopping outlets, relaxed outdoor cafes, trendy chill-out bars and international restaurants. At night Hurghada offers top entertainment with, leading European clubs and bars establishing venues in the area. This gateway between Africa and Asia is also a region full of contrasts. In Hurghada one can savour the flavours and vibrant colours of the East or shop for top western brands. El Dahar, the oldest part of Hurghada, is home to the town's largest bazaar where one can find the finest products Egypt has to offer: gold, jewellery, spices, brass, copperware, papyrus, perfumes, leather products, folkloric costumes, carpets, music and the famous Egyptian cotton.