Egypt Travel Tips: Dry Land vs. Sea Adventures in Egypt
By Eshe Brown
Firm Foot on Dry Land; Desert Locations
Sand-Boarding at Quataneya Dunes near
Sand-boarding is similar to snowboarding, but it takes place on desert sand dunes, rather than snow-covered hills and involves riding across or down a dune, while standing with both feet strapped to a board.
Interestingly it's thought the history of sand boarding may be older than the last decade. There are drawings and hieroglyphics that suggest ancient Egyptians sliding down golden dunes of sand on planks or hardened pottery and wood.
Organized jeep tours will take you out to the dunes, as it is about a two-hour drive from
Quad Biking in the
Adrenaline junkies will love the quad bike tours operating from Sharm, which take you out to the hauntingly beautiful
There are plenty of huge plains where you can open up the throttle and negotiate the dunes, valleys, and canyons. This is an exhilarating way to get a closer glimpse of the extraordinary desert scenery and you do not need any previous riding experience. Tip: Remember to take some well-fitting sunglasses to protect your eyes!
Camel Trekking around the Pyramids,
For those who like to take things at a slower pace, camel trekking around the pyramids is a more gentle option.
A visit to the magnificent 5000-year-old pyramids and Sphinx of Giza should not be missed on a visit to
The Wetter the Better; Sharm El Sheikh for Sea Activities
PADI Diving in the Red Sea
The Red Sea is the warmest of the world's seas. It is incredibly rich with flora and fauna - with miles of coral reefs and local species that include marine turtles, Blainsville's beaked whale, white-tip reef sharks, butterfly fish, giant clams, and several species of dolphins.
The
Kitesurfing Junkies
With its wide sandy beaches and constant supply of ocean breezes, Sharm el Sheikh has become the nirvana for kiters.
The Kite Junkie's Kitesurfing Centre located in Nabq offers fully certified IKO instructors so beginners can rest assured that they'll be in safe hands when they learn the ropes. The centre also offers tailor-made packages of instruction to help with any level of experience.
Windsurfing and Sailing
For a more relaxed approach to water sports, glide along the warm waters on a windsurfing board or in a dingy at your own pace. Windsurfing and sailing are ideal for family group activities; children as young as seven can take lessons. There are local diving schools that offer a wide choice of courses.
Sharm el Sheikh:
Low-cost accommodations that don't compromise style and comfort ...
Hotel Luna Sharma
The Hotel Luna Sharma is on Om el Sid hill on
Falcon Naama Star
The Falcon Naama Star has 186 guestrooms built in a Moorish style and offers spectacular views from its situation at the top of beautiful
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