by Trips Of Our Life | Mar 25, 2019 | Africa, Egypt
Giza is the third largest city of Egypt, built in the west Nile shore, about 20km southwest of Cairo. Giza plateau is well known for the archaeological site of Giza Necropolis, with the famous Egyptian Pyramids and the Great Sphinx. At its suburbs, there is another...
by Trips Of Our Life | Feb 26, 2018 | Africa, Egypt
The 2nd tour I booked though my hotel Desert Rose during my stay in Hurghada was swimming with wild dolphins and snorkeling in two different coral reefs. After my disappointment of the previous tour in the destroyed coral reef of Giftun islands, I was skeptical on...
by Trips Of Our Life | Feb 12, 2018 | Africa, Egypt
The main purpose of my visit to Hurghada was to swim in its famous coral reef. The reef of the Red Sea is considered anyway one of the most beautiful in the world. Having swam in other spots of the Sinai Peninsula in the past (Ras Mohammed national park, Sharm el...
by Trips Of Our Life | Feb 9, 2018 | Africa, Egypt
Giftun islands are small stripes of desert in the middle of the Red Sea, a few miles off the Hurghada shores. The only way to visit is either by an organized tour or renting a private boat. The tours usually stop at Big Giftun to the south, where the two beach bars of...
by Trips Of Our Life | Feb 4, 2018 | Africa, Egypt
The tomb of King Ramses IΧ is the simplest in comparison to the others we visited in the Valley, (Ramses IV & Ramses III), but equally interesting regarding the frescoes. The 105-meter-long corridor ends up in the burial chamber, whose entrance is closed by a low...
by Trips Of Our Life | Feb 4, 2018 | Africa, Egypt
The tomb of King Ramses III is the longest in comparison to the others we visited in the Valley of the Kings, (Ramses IV & Ramses IΧ), with a length of 188m. It also has a larger number of annexes on the corridor sides and leads to the burial chamber. The entrance...
