by Ze Eduardo

With some of the clearest waters and highest visibility, Egypt holidaying is a divers dream. If diving isn’t your thing, snorkelling in this paradise is just as rewarding. Tepid water temperatures mean there is no need to walk around in thick wet-suits but bikinis and board shorts will work for the snorkeler and if planning on being in the water for a while a thin suit should suffice for the diver.

Temperatures average between 80 °F (27 °C) and 90 °F (32 °C) in summer, and up to 109 °F (43 °C) on the Red Sea coast. So if sun appeals to you Egypt has an average yearly sunshine rating of about 12 hours a day in summer and 8 – 10 in winter.

Boasting rich cultural heritage as one of the key participants in any history book there is much to learn even if you are well read or have been before. The luxury of an Egypt holiday means it is a destination that can be fuss free. With plenty of day trips, cruises and expeditions it can be overwhelming making decisions once you have arrived as time is never your friend on a holiday. However pre holiday, it seems that’s all one can think about so when booking a good Egypt holiday I would suggest booking with a package deal agency that will allow you to plan and explore options with one company. Day trips and expeditions in Egypt are usually much of a muchness and can be better if booked and planned beforehand.

Real Luxury is something people rarely think they can afford; however Egypt holidays provide you with a destination full of  luxury. It’s full of 4 and 5 star hotels for some of the most reasonable prices you can find anywhere, especially if coming from England. The flight is short when comparable to other destinations that provide completely new civilisations to that of back home, and luxury is the name of the game.