Egypt Sharm El-Sheikh Tours

Private overnight trip from Sharm El Sheikh to Cairo to visit Memphis, Saqqara, Pyramids, Egyptian Museum and citadel of Saladin with shopping tour

Fly from Sharm El Sheikh to Cairo to visit the great Pyramids and great Sphinx at Giza, then fly to Luxor to see Valley of the Kings and Karnak Temple in the next day before transferring back to your hotel in Sharm El Sheikh.

Enjoy a wonderful and unique trip in the Egyptian Sinai, the jewel of the Red Sea, and enjoy the desert atmosphere and Bedouin life with the best safaris and Bedouin parties. Also, do not forget to see the coral reefs and enjoy snorkeling in the city of Dahab, which is classified as the best international destination for snorkeling and diving. It's time to book your tour now

Luxor Flight From Sharm: Karnak & Memmnon Status, Hatchepsut Temple& Valley of the Kings TombsEmbark on a whirlwind adventure through ancient Egypt on this action-packed day trip from Sharm El Sheikh to Luxor! Immerse yourself in the grandeur of pharaohs and gods as you explore iconic landmarks like the colossal Karnak Temple, the Valley of the Kings, and the majestic Colossi of Memnon.

Full Day Cairo Tour from Sharm El Sheikh by PlaneEnjoy a tour to Cairo from Sharm El Sheikh by air to discover some of this historic city’s most amazing sights and landmarks. Visit the iconic Great Pyramids and Great Sphinx, explore the Egyptian Museum, and visit the impressive Khan El Khalili Bazaar.

Wadi Rum 2 Days From Eilat BorderCross the Jordanian border with ease on a 2-day tour Wadi Rum, the seven Pillars and the rock formation Camping in Wadi Rum. including accommodation, meals, and transport. After crossing into Jordan , Wadi Rum Enjoy a 4×4  Jeep safari tour of the rock formations and gorges, and see traditional Bedouin tents Step back 2,000 years on a guided tour of ancient Nabataean Civilization and their history Relax with air-conditioned transportation, most meals and Bedouin tent for camping there, enjoy a personalized experience on a small-group, family-friendly tour.

SAINT CATHERINE & Dahab FROM SHARM EL SHEIKHSaint Catherine The oldest Monastery in the World – Burning Bush –Transfiguration Church – The second oldest Library after the Vatican – lunch in Nature.

Luxor Flight Over dayEnjoy a tour to Luxor from Sharm El Sheikh by plane to discoversome of this historical city’s most amazing sights and landmarks.Visit the valley of the kings, Hatshepsut temple, colossi of Memnonand the Karnak temple with lunch meal .

Over day Petra by Ferry Boat from Sharm EL Sheikhwe present one of the finest luxury trip from sharm elsheikh to petra .the journey start every tuesday and friday night .we pick you from any location in sharm or from the mainentrance of dahab city .by big bus we move till taba marine , there we start sailingfor one hour with our royal ferry boat till aqaba boardermeet and assisst at aqaba boarder to finish the procedureswith the help of our guide , we move with the bus tillpetra .Petra, the city of the Nabataeans, is a marvel ofancient architecture, all intricately carved into themountains. you’ll ride on horseback to the siq, anatural canyon stretching 1.2 km, adorned withstunning carvings of statues, idols, and niches.as you traverse the city, you’ll encounter thetreasury, a structure that has stood for over 2000years. your journey continues along the facadesstreet, leading you to the roman theatre, royaltombs, the roman colonnaded street, and qasr albent.a delicious lunch awaits you amidst these historicalwonders. after your meal, we’ll escort you back toaqaba port for your cruise back to taba.finally, you’ll be driven back to your hotel in sharm elsheikh, concluding your day of exploration

Unearthing Pharaoh's Legacy: A Camping Adventure to SerabitUnearthing Pharaoh’s Legacy: A Camping Adventure to SerabitSerabit al Khadem is a locality in the southwest Sinai Peninsula where copperand turquoise were mined extensively in antiquity, mainly by the ancient Egyptians.Archaeological excavation, initiated by Flinders Petrie at thebeginning of the 19th century revealed ancient mining camps and a long-livedtemple dedicated to Hathor, the Egyptian goddess who was considered theprotector in desert regions of the mine workers. Hathor was also referred as theTurquoise Lady.The temple, located at an altitude of 850 m above sea level is about 10 km northof Wadi Maghara and about 43 km east of Abu Zenima, is one of the mostimportant temples of ancient Egypt. It was built during the XII Dynasty (1955-1750 BC) by the miners ruled by the Pharaoh Snefru, however it seems thatmining activity can be dated back to the III Dynasty (2670-2570 BC) andcontinued at least after the XVIII Dynasty (1550 to 1292 BC).During this period Queen Hat-Shep-Sut and her stepson Tuthmosi III built the lower part of theTemple of Serabit and ordered to engrave numerous votive steles that are still visible.In ancient times the Temple was also known as a place of worship and healing, asevidenced by the many votive steles found in the temple and in the cave. Serabit elKhadem means “Columns of the Slave” and refers to the tall votive steles thatdominate the ruins of the ancient Egyptian temple.The temple was built on a plateau and extends for about two thousand squaresmeters starting from a cave cut in the rocks dedicated as well to the goddess Hathor.A detailed description of the temple and the Serabit al Khadem area is given byAlberto Siliotti in his book: Guide to Exploration of the SinaiClose to the temple to the North the entrance of the old mines are visible.