Living in Egypt

When we speak of Egypt, we immediately think of the pyramids, and it is undoubtedly the reason behind 80% of stays in Egypt.

Serving as a bridge between Africa and the Suez Canal, Egypt is one of the most visited countries in North Africa.

Every city in Egypt has its own cultural character. Places to see and visit in Egypt are unavoidable and unlimited. I would recommend the Pyramids of Giza, Cairo, museums, palaces and mosques delightful that will leave lasting memories!

The Sinai desert has a unique landscape and nature is fascinating!
Finally a visit to Egypt would be complete without a cruise on the king of rivers. The Nile is localized in the area Aswan and if you have time, do a tour there.

The Egyptians are very proud of their country, (and for good reason) and I advise you to get close. They will be happy to guide you through the wealth which their country abounds. Museums are some of the most cultural and I recommend the Mummification Museum where you will learn and see for yourself how the ancient Pharaohs were mummified.

If you like nightlife, you will be served! Stick to the concerts and dance performances as well as the Oriental restaurant offering national dishes to take your breath away!

If you'd rather relax, the tea is the best place where you can smoke a hookah in the comfort of Arab cousins. Be careful not to mistake the shop opening hours vary from country to country depending on culture and religion. In Egypt, for example, stores are often closed on Friday and Sunday.