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CHRISTMAS IN EGYPT

Posted by Africa Getaways on Jul-30-2010
Christmas in Egypt – R 14 675 p/p sharing (Depart 17 Dec)
Return Flights on Egypt Air – Departure 17 December 2010
3 Nights Cairo in 4* Hotel on B/B + Transfers + Full Day Tour
Overnight Sleeper Train to Aswan
3 Nights 5* Nile Cruise on F/B + all shore excursions as per cruise itinerary
Road Transfer to Hurghada
3 Nights 4* Resort in Hurghada on All Inclusive + Transfers
Limited Seats Available – BOOK EARLY
@ R 14 675.00 per person sharing
@ R   1 700.00 per person approximate taxes to be added

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Christmas in Egypt – R 14 675 p/p sharing (Depart 17 Dec)

Return Flights on Egypt Air – Departure 17 December 2010

3 Nights Cairo in 4* Hotel on B/B + Transfers + Full Day Tour

Overnight Sleeper Train to Aswan

3 Nights 5* Nile Cruise on F/B + all shore excursions as per cruise itinerary

Road Transfer to Hurghada

3 Nights 4* Resort in Hurghada on All Inclusive + Transfers

Limited Seats Available – BOOK EARLY

@ R 14 675.00 per person sharing

@ R   1 700.00 per person approximate taxes to be added

BOOK EARLY – CALL STEPHANIE 031 769 1305   info@africagetaways.co.za

EGYPT – SET DEPARTURES DECEMBER

Posted by Africa Getaways on Jul-22-2010

Egypt with the Pharaohs  Pyramids

8Nts – R12 300pps (Departure 10Dec2010) Econ flts JNB/CAI/ASW-HRG/CAI/JNB. 2Nts std 5* Cairo BB. 1st day Pyramids/Sphinx, afternoon/evening @ leisure. 2nd day Egyptian Museum, Khan El Khalile Bazaar, Perfume & Papyrus Institute. 3Nts cruise std 5* A/I of all meals, soft drinks, local alcohol. S/s incl High Dam, Unfinished Obelisk, Edfu & Karnak Temples, Valley of the Kings, Queen Hatshepsut Temple & Collossi of Memnon. 3Nts std 5* Red Sea A/I of all meals, soft drinks, local alcohol.

Sound & Light Extravaganza Sound and Light show Pyramids

 7Nts – R13 220pps (Departure 15Dec2010) Econ flts JNB/CAI/ASW-HRG/CAI/JNB. 2Nts std 5* Cairo HB (2 b/fast & 1 dinner in htl). 1st day Pyramids/Sphinx, afternoon/evening @ leisure. 2nd day Egyptian Museum, Khan El Khalile Bazaar, Perfume & Papyrus Institute. Evening Sound & Light show at Pyramids + oriental dinner at Grand Pyramids Restaurant. 3Nts cruise std 5* A/I of all meals, soft drinks, local alcohol. S/s incl High Dam, Unfinished Obelisk, Boat ride on Nile to Nubian Village, Komombo, Edfu Temples, Valley of the Kings, Queen Hatshepsut Temple & Collossi of Memnon. Evening tour of Luxor on horse & carriage & Sound & Light show @ Karnak Temple. hurghada_bay2Nts std 5* Red Sea A/I of all meals, soft drinks, local alcohol.
                                                      
Christmas with the Pharaohs 

 8Nts – R13 730pps (Departure 21Dec2010) Econ flts JNB/CAI/ASW-HRG/CAI/JNB. 2Nts std 5* Cairo BB. 1st day Pyramids/Sphinx, afternoon/evening @ leisure. 2nd day Egyptian Museum, Khan El Khalile Bazaar, Perfume & Papyrus Institute. 3Nts cruise std 5* A/I of all meals, soft drinks, local alcohol. S/s incl High Dam, Unfinished Obelisk, Edfu & Karnak Temples, Valley of the Kings, Queen Hatshepsut Temple & Collossi of Memnon. Incl Xmas Gala dinner on cruise. 3Nts std 5* Red Sea A/I of all meals, soft drinks, local alcohol.

New Year with the Pharaohs 010-kom-ombo-temple

8Nts – R16 325pps (Departure 28Dec2010) Econ flts JNB/CAI/ASW-LXR/CAI/SSH/CAI/JNB. 2Nts std 5* Cairo BB. 1st day Pyramids/Sphinx, afternoon/evening @ leisure. 2nd day Egyptian Museum, Khan El Khalile Bazaar, Perfume & Papyrus Institute. 3Nts cruise std 5* A/I of all meals, soft drinks, local alcohol. S/s incl High Dam, Unfinished Obelisk, Edfu & Karnak Temples, Valley of the Kings, Queen Hatshepsut Temple & Collossi of Memnon. Incl New Year Gala dinner on cruise. 3Nts 5* Sharm El Sheik A/I of all meals, soft drinks, local alcohol.

Egyptian Discovery 

 8Nts – R14 140pps (Departure 02Jan2011) Econ flts JNB/CAI/ASW-HRG/CAI/JNB. 2Nts std 5* Cairo BB. 1st day Pyramids/Sphinx, afternoon/evening @ leisure. 2nd day Egyptian Museum, Khan El Khalile Bazaar, Perfume & Papyrus Institute, Hanging Church, & worldhatshepsut_temple renowned Cave churches. 3Nts cruise std 5* A/I of all meals, soft drinks, local alcohol. S/s incl High Dam, Unfinished Obelisk, Komombo, Edfu & Karnak Temples, Valley of the Kings, Queen Hatshepsut Temple & Collossi of Memnon. 3Nts std 5* Red Sea A/I  of all meals, soft drinks, local alcohol. Half day submarine + quad biking or 4×4 in the desert.

Incl: Flights, taxes, accom & meals as above, transfers, s/seeing, entry fees, English speaking guide. 

Excl: Service charge, tips, visas, items of personal nature, tel calls.  Subj to: Avail, currency fluctuation, terms & conditions apply.

Egyptian Enigma!!!!

Posted by Africa Getaways on Jun-29-2010

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SOMETHING SPECIAL “OUT OF EGYPT”

Posted by Africa Getaways on Jun-28-2010

 Be part of the event that only happens twice a year, when the sun shines directly into the temple’s sanctuary

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From R 10 690 p/p (limited seats)

- Return flights on Egypt Air
- 2 Nts Cairo + 2 Full Day Tours
- 1 Nt Aswan + 1 Nt Abu Simbel
- Be At the Sun Festival on 22 Oct
- 3 Nts 5* Nile Cruise on Full Board
- All transfers & tours as per itinerary
- 2 Overnight Trains
- R 1 650 p/p taxes to be added

BOOK NOW! Call STEPHANIE 031 769 1305  info@africagetaways.co.za

Egypt

Posted by Africa Getaways on Dec-1-2009

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Contact Stephanie for a quotation on one of these fantastic

VIP - TRAFALGAR TOURS               Airfare to Cairo excluded.

WONDERS OF THE ANCIENT WORLD  17 Days – 5* PLUS -   from  R26 600 per person sharing

BEST OF EGYPT     9 Days – 5* PLUS   -  from  R13 500 per person sharing

EGYPTIAN VOYAGER  9 Days  -  5* PLUS-  from  R13 925 per person sharing

WONDERS OF ANCIENT EGYPT  12 Days  -  5* PLUS- from R15 875 per person sharing

 

TRAFALGAR  – COST SAVER  TOUR.

EGYPTIAN EXPERIENCE  9 Days  -  Cost Saver – from  R10 900 per person sharing – twin.

 

CONTIKI TOURS – 18 – 35′S 

 EGYPT AND THE NILE  -  8 Days   -  from  R8 225  per person

                                                                                                                                                                                                                             

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Egypt is your invitation to the

magical and mystical,

past and present.

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The mythical, the miraculous and the chaotic everyday.
In the 5th century BC Herodotus wrote of Egypt that ‘nowhere are there so many marvellous things…nor in the world besides are to be seen so many things of unspeakable greatness’ – and not too much has changed. The Sphinx, the Nile, ancient Luxor, the pyramids – Egypt’s scope is glorious.
It’s not just the Pharaonic monuments that have drawn travellers to this country since long before the birth of Christ – it’s the legacy of the Greeks, Romans and early Christians, and the profusion of art and architecture accumulated from centuries of successive Islamic dynasties.

The Best time to visit Egypt.

Everywhere south of Cairo is uncomfortably hot in the summer months (June-August), especially Luxor and Aswan where daytime temperatures soar up to 40°C (104°F).A scorching sun might be exactly what’s wanted for a week or two of slow roasting on the beaches of southern Sinai, the Alexandrian coast or the Red Sea – just be prepared to fight for hotel rooms.
March to May or September to November is the best time to enjoy the warm days without the crush of bodies on the beaches.

Most of Egypt’s religious and state holidays should not seriously disrupt any travel plans. Buses, though, may be fully booked around the two eids (Islamic feasts) and on Sham an-Nessim . Throughout Ramadan , the Muslim month of fasting, many cafes and restaurants are closed during the day, while bars cease business completely for the duration. Offices also operate at reduced and very erratic hours.

What to wear

Egypt is a conservative country and visitors should respect this attitude. No topless or nude bathing is permitted. On the practical side, leave your synthetics at home as they will prove to be too hot in summer and not warm enough during winter. Bring materials that breathe! It is advisable to wear cotton in summer as the heat can be like a furnace, as well as a hat to protect yourself from the scorching Egyptian sun. Even during winter the temperatures can be considerably warm, so wear layers that can removed during the day time and put back on for cool evenings. Wear loose and flowing garments, which are not only modest, but also practical in a hot climate. Have you ever wondered why the Bedouin wear layers of flowing robes? Why they cover their head and the back of their necks? Centuries of living in the desert have taught them that loose garments keeps one cooler and layered garments allow wind to enter and circulate, creating a natural ventilation system. Protecting the head and neck from loss of moisture prevents heat strokes.

Bring comfortable shoes. You will be doing a lot of walking and temple floors are far from even.

Currency: Egyptian Pound Pound E