Extremely Unique Egypt
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Extremely Unique Egypt is an unforgettable 11-day holiday that combines ancient wonders with the untouched beauty of the Red Sea. Begin your journey with 3 nights in vibrant Cairo, staying at the luxurious Kempinski Nile Hotel Cairo. Explore the timeless treasures of the Pyramids of Giza, the Sphinx, and the fascinating Egyptian Museum while enjoying elegant accommodation overlooking the Nile River. Wander through bustling bazaars, experience authentic Egyptian cuisine, and soak up the rich history and culture of this extraordinary city.
Continue to the tranquil shores of the Red Sea for 7 nights at Marsa Nakari Village, a secluded eco-lodge paradise renowned for its pristine coral reefs and spectacular marine life. Spend your days snorkelling, diving, or simply relaxing along the crystal-clear waters surrounded by dramatic desert scenery. The peaceful atmosphere, stunning sunsets, and exceptional underwater experiences make Marsa Nakari the perfect escape for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike.
This incredible holiday offers the perfect balance of cultural discovery and beachside relaxation, showcasing the very best of Egypt in one unforgettable journey.
At a glance
| CAIRO | 3 Nights at the Kempinski Nile Hotel on BB basis | |||||
| MARSA ALAM | 7 Nights at the Marsa Nakari Village in a Sea Front Deluxe Chalet on FB Basis | |||||
| Transfers | All Relevant Transfers | |||||
| Tours | CAIRO: | |||||
| Half-Day Pyramids and Sphinx Private Tour | ||||||
| Half-Day Old Cairo and New Grand Egypt Museum Private Tour | ||||||
| Nile Dinner Cruise with Oriental Show | ||||||
Highlights
- Private tour with daily departures
- Transfers and transportation in AC vehicles
- Experienced, qualified English-speaking guides in Cairo
- Entrance fees included
- Stay in Marsa Alam, rapidly becoming one of the most sought-after destinations on the Red Sea coast. Unlike the busier resorts of Hurghada and Sharm El Sheikh, Marsa Alam retains an unspoiled, tranquil character that appeals to families and nature enthusiasts alike.
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Itinerary
Arrive Cairo
- Arrive at Cairo International Airport. Clear customs and meet with our representative in the arrival Hall.
- Transfer to your hotel for check-in
- Afternoon private tour to the Pyramids of Giza and the Sphinx
- Return to your Hotel & Overnight
Cairo (B)
- After breakfast, leave on a morning tour of the newly opened Museum, followed by a visit to Old Cairo
- The afternoon will be free
Cairo (B)
- After breakfast, start your morning tour with a visit to the famous Pyramids and Sphinx with your private guide
- Tonight, you will enjoy a Dinner Cruise with an Oriental Show
Inclusions
- Return airfares with EGYPT AIR (based on limited & specific seats)
- Departure and Fuel taxes (Subject to change)
- Meet and assist on arrival and departure by our local representative
- Transfer in AC vehicle
- Accommodation at the Kempinski Nile Hotel in Cairo, or similar
- Stay at the Narsa Nakari Village in a Sea Front Deluxe Chalet
- Meals: as mentioned
- Local English Speaking Guide
- Entrance fees
Exclusions
- Increases in airfares, airline levies, and fuel taxes
- Personal expenses, meals and drinks unless otherwise specified
- Travel Insurance
- Egypt visa fee
- Tips
- Services not stated in the itinerary
Validity
- Rate valid for travel between 01 and 31 October 26
Contact us for rates for alternative dates
Country information
- Best time to travel
The best time to visit Egypt’s sites (Cairo, red Sea Resort and Nile Cities) is from February to April and again between October and November. During these months, the sky and seas are perfectly blue.
Winter time temperatures (December to February) are mild and can be overcast. Note that December is peak season and rates are calculated accordingly - Egypt Culture and Greetings
Egypt’s Essential Views are defined as Honour, Loyalty, Education, Modesty and Pride
Greetings between men and women: A handshake may be acceptable in certain circumstances and the woman must extend her hand first. If she does not, a man should bow his head as a sign of acknowledgment. - Drinks & Food
There is a wide variety of offerings available ranging from the cheap food carts and street food that serve Egypt’s working class to fancy restaurants that cater solely to tourists and the upper class. Tea (shai) is the national drink of Egypt. Invitations to sit and drink tea together are an important part of the culture. Egyptians generally drink tea sweetened with a large amount of sugar. Alcohol is not widely consumed because of Islamic rules. Beer is popular and readily available in the larger cities. Buy your duty-free alcohol before entering the country. - City Travel
Government-owned Transport Authority run buses and tram services in Cairo (Very crowded). Buses and fixed taxi routes are run by private companies. The easiest way to get around Cairo is by Metro. Most used transport mode are taxi’s. Fix the rate before you start your journey. A comprehensive rail network runs through the country. Serving the Nile cities are various AC day and night trains with sleeping and restaurant cars serving Luxor and Aswan (Sleeper trains must be booked well in advance) - Tipping
Also known as Backsheesh will be requested from you by “everyone”. Change your money into Egyptian Pounds for tips to porters, waiters, room staff and drivers. Official Guides are tipped in Foreign currency. Remember that the tips supplement the income of low Egyptian wages paid. - Local interesting meals
Ful Mudamas: broad beans in sauce
Koshari: lentils, macaroni, rice and chickpeas
Mahshi: stuffed grapevine leaves
Fiteer Baladi: known as Egyptian pizza, fiteer is buttery and full of artery-clogging goodness
Falafel (Tameya): a deep-fried mixture of herbs and beans is a favorite, especially among vegetarians
Kofta: minced beef or lamb with spices, rolled onto a skewer and barbecued over coals