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Gifton Island
Gifton Island is one of the largest islands in the Red Sea as it is the second largest island after the Shedwan Island. It is known for its rare coral reefs, colourful fish, and extraordinary birds. It includes more than 196 kinds of the solid coral reefs which represent about 80% of the biodiversity of the coral reefs in the Red Sea. Also more than 794 species of coral reefs fish.
This number of fish represents about 65% of the biodiversity of fish. Two kinds of birds that face the extinction danger threatening are found in the Gifton Island. These birds are theKittiwake and a specific kind of eagles. One of the rare turtles lives on the beaches of the Gifton Island.
Whale Shark, one of the biggest sharks, was seen near the island in the last few years. Gifton Island is a part of larger archipelago, including three islands. These islands are Abu Monqar Island, El Gifton El Kbeer and El Gifton El Sagheer. Gifton Island is characterized by rare geological compositions and rock intensity indicates that the Gifton Island dates back to more than 33 millions years.
Occupying a very distinguished touristic and economic position, GiftunIsland is one of the most important diving and naval activities spots. GiftunIslandis surrounded by 14 of the best diving spots, from 44 spots in whole Hurghada.This number represents about 31% of the diving centers in Hurghada. GiftonIslandattracts about 187512 tourists every year which represents about 12% of Red Sea Governorate visitors. GiftonIslandwas declared to be a protected area in 1995 because of its distinguished location facing directly HurghadaBeach.
LEarn about Sinai, a witness on the history of Egypt, it is the land of all religions.
Once in South Sinai, you will unquestionably see Tiran Island, illuminated by the shining sun, with its light brown-yellow appearance.
St. Catherine is famous for its monastery which was dedicated to one of Alexander 's rulers, Saint Catherine, who converted to Christianity and was tortured to death for the sake of her new faith.
The Monastery was named after St. Catherine (the daughter of Kistery) who was tortured to death by her father for she succeed in converting 50 of his followers to Christianity in 307 AD.
Sharm El Naga locates about 45 minutes south Hurghada. If you have a special interest in the water sports and activities, Sharm El Naga is your destination.
Ras Mohamed Nature Reserve covers 480 kilometers of pristine shoreline and boasts exceptional coral reef. These are recognized among the world's best, shore line.
The virgin beaches of Nuweiba, has aroused the desire of investors with their potential commercial importance. Thus, the establishment of deluxe hotels for mass tourism offering flight and hotel packages with reasonable prices.
Naama Bay is the main area of touristic development in Sharm El Sheik , with an attractive pedestrian path separating them from the beach.
The Fountain of Moses is sitated in Sinai, about 15 miles south of Ahmed Hamdi Tunnel which connects the main land of Egypt with Sinai.
Gifton Island is one of the largest islands in the Red Sea as it is the second largest island after the Shedwan Island. It is known for its rare coral reefs, colourful fish, and extraordinary birds.
Night in the desert has its own charm and mystery. Bedouins are wandering tribes in the Red Sea and Sinai Peninsula. You are invited to have a dinner on a camp set up as an exhibition of Bedouins' lifestyle and culture.
Year-round sunshine, clear waters and wonderful corals make the Red Sea in Egypt a perfect place for scuba diving. A Red Sea diving holiday in Egypt with Memphis tours is simply unforgettable.
Soma Bay is well known for its beautiful beaches and for its location directly on the seashore. 360 Days sunshine a year, perfect temperatures in winter.
St.Antony Monastery is considered the oldest inhabited monasteries in the world. During the sixth and seventh centuries many monks from Wadi Natroun, who were under frequent attacks by Bedouins, migrated to St. Antony's monastery.
The Monastery of St. Paul, has also been called the Monastery of the Tigers perhaps because of its wilderness location, has always been associated with the Monastery of St. Anthony.