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This southern Red Sea port is far from the sights of the Nile Delta and Cairo that Egypt’s other ports service; however, it is the only port of call in Egypt that provides visitors access to the ancients sights of Upper Egypt. Both Aswan and Luxor are accessible by daytrips from Safaga.
Luxor is the city that has the greatest concentration of Ancient Egyptian monuments in the country, earning the nickname, “The Largest Outdoor Museum in the World”.
Aswan city allows visitors to access to the most amazing sights from the ancient history of Egypt, as well as the unique Nubian cultural of Egypt’s south.
This port sits at the intersection of the Mediterranean and the Suez Canal. The city was founded in 1859 as the canal was being constructed and it grew up as the ‘gateway to Asia’, a crossroads for travelers and sailors alike.
This southern Red Sea port is far from the sights of the Nile Delta and Cairo that Egypt’s other ports service; however, it is the only port of call in Egypt that provides visitors access to the ancients sights of Upper Egypt. Both Aswan and Luxor are accessible by daytrips from Safaga.
El Ain El Sokhna is one of the most beautiful destinations to visit while in Egypt. This coastal village has been developed as a beach getaway for Cairo, accessible by a trip of less than two hours from the city.
Alexandria Port, Egypt’s second city and largest port is ideally located to provide access to a wide variety of sites. Click here to Explore more with Memphis Tours.