Clear water, unbelievable Red Sea marine life and beautiful desert landscapes are the trademark of a destination like Sharm El Sheikh, situated on the southernmost tip of the Sinai Peninsula. This desert area, full of epic stories, such as Moses opening the Red Sea for the fleeing Jews in the Old Testament of the Bible. Although scuba diving is the major activity in the area, desert safaris and sightseeing are amazingly interesting for all the family.

Land based accommodation in those countries is usually in the cities and the contrast between the landscape and the underwater scenery is incredible, live aboard diving cruises are now also a great way to discover the Red Sea's underwater wonders.

This destination has a variety of activities for non-divers or for the last day before flying. Quad bikes, camel rides and desert trips and are all on offer depending upon the time of year. In terms of day trips, Sharm has St Catherine's Monastery, but Hurghada has the Valley of the Kings, so wins this section. Go to Hurghada.

The Egyptian cultures and civilizations convey a message to the world that is "Looking for Immortality". Some of the huge projects are already in the pipeline to promote the Egyptian culture and tourism. Surely, this will broaden the horizon of Egypt, the sun city, where the sun shines 365 days. So don't miss the golden opportunity and be the eye witness to Egypt's cultural treasures such as temples, cemeteries, churches, mosques and archaeological, historical, ancient and modern art museums. All along the Red Sea Riviera.