Guide To Egypt

Presentation & Atmosphere The Eastern Desert is a vast wilderness between the Nile Valley and the Red Sea, dotted with mountains, wadis (dry valleys), pharaonic mines, and little-known archaeological sites. Less visited than the Western Desert, it is the playground of adventurers and deep Egypt enthusiasts. Gazelles, eagles, and breathtaking lunar landscapes await those who […]

Presentation & Atmosphere Mount Sinai (Jebel Musa, 2,285m) is one of the holiest places on earth for all three Abrahamic faiths. According to tradition, it is here that Moses received the Ten Commandments. Climbing its 3,750 steps through the night to watch the sunrise from the summit is an unforgettable spiritual and physical experience. At

Presentation & Atmosphere The White Desert is one of the most extraordinary landscapes in Egypt — and in the world. Immaculate white limestone formations sculpted by wind into mushrooms, chickens, and miniature sphinxes rise from golden sand like a giant sculpture park. Just a few kilometres away, the Black Desert offers a radical contrast: extinct

Presentation & Atmosphere Al-Wahat refers to the great oases of Egypt’s Western Desert, the most accessible being Bahariya Oasis, gateway to the White and Black Deserts. Just 4 hours from Cairo, it’s a world apart: hot springs, palm groves, endless dunes, and absolute silence. A destination for adventure lovers and those seeking a true escape.

Presentation & Atmosphere El Alamein is a name that echoes throughout the history of the Second World War. This small coastal village on the Mediterranean, 106 km west of Alexandria, was the scene in 1942 of one of the conflict’s most decisive battles: the Allied victory under Montgomery halted Rommel’s advance toward the Suez Canal.