Take the steps that lead to one of the most beautiful churches in the Middle East, the Hanging Church. The nave of the Hanging Church, built on the Roman fortress gate of Babylon, hangs over the passageway. Located just south of the Coptic Museum in Cairo, the Hanging Church has 13 magnificent columns inside depicting […]
At the Coptic Museum in Cairo, where hundreds of Christian Egyptian documents, statues and artefacts are on display, you can experience the unique blend of cultures that features ancient Egyptian, Greek, Roman, Byzantine and Ottoman influences. If you want to relax, you can get some fresh air in a quiet courtyard surrounded by green gardens. […]
The Copts, who form the majority of Egyptian Christians, are followers of the Coptic Orthodox Church and are considered descendants of the ancient Egyptians and one of the first peoples to convert to Christianity. In fact, the word “Copts” derives from the Arabic word “Qibt” – or “Gives” – which derives from the Greek word […]
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Snorkelling in Sharm el-Naga
Just 45 km south of Hurghada is the fantastic nature reserve of Sharm el Naga, a paradise beach ideal for snorkelling and relaxing in the sun. Get your equipment from the shopping centre in Hurghada if you do not want to rent it locally, hop on a bus (transportation can be arranged by your hotel) […]
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Water Skiing in Sharm-El Sheikh
Sharm el Sheikh is undoubtedly one of the best water sports destinations on the Red Sea. Besides the fantastic diving, you can practise almost any water sport that comes to your mind here: windsurfing, parasailing, kitesurfing, wakeboarding, all of them are possible. Most major hotels and resorts in Sharm offer a wide range of water […]
