Travel to Egypt increased enormously after the discovery of King Tut's tomb, and it hasn't decreased even in a bad economy. As a matter of fact, Egypt package deals are so affordable than it is less expensive to take the family to Egypt than it is to Disney World in many situations!
Egypt offers such a diverse variety of accommodations and sightseeing opportunities that virtually anyone can find something to fit his budget. From comfortable downtown hostels to five star hotels facing the Nile, there's something for everyone.
Of course, everyone who visits Egypt wants to see the great pyramids. You have your choice of various tours that depart from all of the larger hotels and depending on how long you want to spend there, or what you'd like to see (drive by or head into the inner realms of each one) will depend on which one you should pick. Some of the larger buses are even equipped with light meals and drinks.
If all the eating and sightseeing and museums becomes overwhelming, it might be a good idea to book an entire package deal that includes all transportation, meals, daily planned itineraries, and scheduled stops. These can an absolutely phenomenal way to see it all without missing a thing, and still save money.
Just remember - these tours are there for one purpose: to let you take advantage of just about everything Egypt has to offer. This doesn't include naps and sleeping in!
You will taste all the incredible local cuisine, and enjoy the famous dark thick coffee of the region. (Many tourists learn to rely on this coffee to get through the busy days of touring!) And best of all, you will probably be treated to a relaxing boat ride down the Nile at sunset - the same sunset enjoyed by the Pharaohs of old.
Egypt offers such a diverse variety of accommodations and sightseeing opportunities that virtually anyone can find something to fit his budget. From comfortable downtown hostels to five star hotels facing the Nile, there's something for everyone.
Of course, everyone who visits Egypt wants to see the great pyramids. You have your choice of various tours that depart from all of the larger hotels and depending on how long you want to spend there, or what you'd like to see (drive by or head into the inner realms of each one) will depend on which one you should pick. Some of the larger buses are even equipped with light meals and drinks.
If all the eating and sightseeing and museums becomes overwhelming, it might be a good idea to book an entire package deal that includes all transportation, meals, daily planned itineraries, and scheduled stops. These can an absolutely phenomenal way to see it all without missing a thing, and still save money.
Just remember - these tours are there for one purpose: to let you take advantage of just about everything Egypt has to offer. This doesn't include naps and sleeping in!
You will taste all the incredible local cuisine, and enjoy the famous dark thick coffee of the region. (Many tourists learn to rely on this coffee to get through the busy days of touring!) And best of all, you will probably be treated to a relaxing boat ride down the Nile at sunset - the same sunset enjoyed by the Pharaohs of old.
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