ACTIVE ADVENTURE

Epic. 

That’s really the only way to describe the active adventures that await travelers in Egypt. We say it often but it’s true: here, you'll find some of the best outdoor playgrounds in the world. Made to be hiked, biked, rafted, ridden, scaled, fished, dived, flown over and more. Many wonders await those who go further and push harder, like secret canyons, secluded lakes, and unimaginable vistas. And the options go beyond hiking, biking and rafting. Why not try sand sliding at El Fayoum or Siwa? A diving lesson off the coral reefs of Hurghada? Or hiking a canyon of sandstone?

You don’t have to be an ironman (or ironwoman) to have an active vacation: there are options for all ages and levels of athleticism and experience. We'll help you find your pace, and safety is always our top priority. Our other priority? To get the adrenaline pumping and the smiles beaming for you and every member of your family on your active vacation.

Here's a list of out immediate go-to experiences. But of course, as always, we'll talk to you to get to know you better before making final decisions that will best suit you.

Adventure & Adrenaline

• Explore one of the natural wonders of the Sinai – the Colored Canyon – a maze of sandstone rocks in hues of yellow, purple, red, magenta and gold reaching 130 feet in the air.
  
  
• Dive Ras Mohammed, a cape in South Sinai of coral reefs with more than 1,000 species of fish, indisputably one of the most beautiful dive spots in the Red Sea.
  
  
• Get up-close and personal to the Sphinx, the Valley Temple and the Great Pyramids on a quad bike tour around the Giza Plateau.
  
  
• Enjoy an invigorating morning or sunset kayak cruise on the Nile River in Cairo around Maadi and Dahab Islands.
  
  
• Kitesurf Buzza Beach at the popular resort town of El Gouna on the Red Sea.
  
  
• Explore the scenic route through the ancient Nubian site of St. Simeon monastery in Aswan by camel.
  
  
• Dive the world famous ‘Blue Hole’, a spectacular coral site, home to fans, eels, and dozens of fish species.
  
  
• Trot through the waters of Lake Qarun in the El Fayoum oasis on horseback.
  
  
• Sandboard the world’s third largest dune field in the Great Sand Sea of the Sahara Desert.
  
  
• Visit the Bedouin villages and fabulous oases west of Hurghada by camel.
  
  
• Dive amid two British ships sunk by German bomb attacks in World War II accompanied by a wreck historian. 

Diving in Egypt has become far more sophisticated since the 1950's when Greek and Italian workers began spearfishing while residing here. The famous French diver Jacques Cousteau introduced the world to the amazing coral reefs that are a magnet for thousands of species in the Red Sea.

Today, you'll find fully equipped facilities, live-aboard diving, a myriad of programs and internationally certified instructors. The Red Sea resorts of Hurghada, Sharm El-Sheikh, Marsa Alam, El Gouna and Taba are wonderful destinations that offer diving vacation packages and facilities all year round due their moderate temperature. 

Whether you're a beginner or a veteran diver, you're assured of finding the right program to best suit you.

Diving and dive centers in Egypt are professionally managed and regulated by the Chamber of Diving and Watersports (CDWS). 

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