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About Egypt
For decades, Egypt has been the destination of choice for a growing number of visitors, many of whom returned to this exceptionally unique country, year after year, in their desire to seek an unspoiled, charming, and incredibly diverse travel experience. From iconic pyramids and medieval bazaars, to natural beauty and a vibrant contemporary culture, Egypt is a land packed with captivating treasures.
The pyramids at Giza - the sole survivors of the seven ancient wonders - the lotus-columned Temples of Luxor and Karnak, sunrise across the Valley of the Kings, and the sound-and-light show at the mighty tombs of Abu Simbel have thrilled visitors for centuries.
Modern Egypt offers an extensive range of destinations and activities sure to surpass your quest for a dynamic and authentic travel experience. From the world-class luxury resorts and the underwater wonders of our Red Sea Riviera, to the bustling international yachting destination of Marsa Alam and the azure colored, silky-soft beaches of our Mediterranean coast; to taking a cruise down the Nile River to the virtual open-air museum city of Luxor or enchanting Aswan, visitors are guaranteed an experience that seems timeless. For more adventurous travelers the awe-inspiring White Desert safaris of Farafra, reminiscent of an Arctic landscape; and the serenity and tranquility of the eco-lodges of the Siwa oasis, offer spectacular vacation opportunities. Whilst for those looking for a more relaxed travel experience, the rolling greens of golf courses designed by the world’s greatest golfers, set against spectacular settings, are the perfect place for visitors to spend their days. In today’s Egypt life is colorful, exciting and varied.
While Egypt comprises a mixture of different cultures and religions, there is one unifying element found in the blood of each Egyptian: an unrivaled sense of hospitality and warmness towards each other and foreigners. The famous Greek historian Herodotus once referred to Egypt as the 'gift of the Nile' -a fact that any visitor to this grand country will surely attest to, even today.
Surface: 1.000.000 Sq. km
Inhabited Area: 50.000 Sq. km
Population: 82.000.000
Coastline: 2,450 km
Language: Arabic native & English widely spoken
Climate: Moderate
Rainfall: Negligible except in the North




