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Safari |
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Afternoon evening trip to Bedouin Camp - ride the
dunes in a 4x4, camel ride, dinner at the camp, learn the local folklore
and enjoy a Bedouin dinner and Entertainment
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Boat
Trip
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Day trip out on a boat for snorkeling, diving,
swimming or just to see the coral reefs and fish through the clear blue
Red Sea waters. Lunch of fresh caught fish on board
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Alf Leila Wa
Lila
Folklore
Show |
Enjoy an
evening of local entertainment
and the beautiful Arabian
Horses. Watch with us the myth
of Isis & Osiris, the Sindbad &
flying Carpet, The Slave Market,
Oriental Marriage Haggala Dance,
Bedouin and Nubian Folklore
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St.
Catherine |
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Saint
Catherine Monastery set beneath the
mountain where Moses is said to have
received the Ten Commandments has
been one of the world’s great
centers of religious pilgrimage for
over fifteen centuries. It was
constructed by order of the Emperor
Justinian between 527 and 565. It is
built around what is thought to be
Moses' Burning Bush, which has a
chapel
built atop it
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St.
Antony |
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St. Antony's Monastery (Deir Mar Antonios), and
its neighbor St. Paul's, are both Coptic Christian and are the oldest
inhabited monasteries in Egypt. It lies at the foot of Al-Qalzam
Mountain near Al Zaafarana, was founded in 356 AD just after the saint’s
death and is the oldest active monastery in the world
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St.
Paul |
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The Monastery of St. Paul probably dates to the
fifth century and was founded in memory of one of Egypt's greatest
saints and anchorites, who is said to have lived in a cave over which it
was built for a period of some eighty years
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