RED SEA, SINAI AND ST. CATHERINE'S EXTENSIONS

RED SEA, SINAI AND ST. CATHERINE'S EXTENSIONS

Sharm El Sheikh Extension

4 Days / 3 Night

Morning transfer for your flight to Sharm El Sbeikh. Arrive in the Sinai, the most beautiful diving area in the world, where you will spend the next few days diving, snorkeling, or just relaxing on the white sand beech. Included: Accommodation at a 5 Star hotel/ village, three meals daily, roundtrip air Cairo/ Sherm El Sheikh/Cairo and transfers. Pee Person Dbl. $495 Single $225 Extra cost for dive and snorkeling equipment will apply)

St. Catherine's Monastery

2 Days/1Night

Board your motorcoach this morning for your drive through the Sinai to St. Catherine's. You will have time in the next 2 days to visit the monastery and climb Mt. Sinai. (on your own). Included in this tour are: Roundtrip bus Cairo/St. Catherine's/Cairo and 1 night hotel accommodation including breakfast and dinner. Per Person Dbl. $235 Single $40
Visit of Monastery & Climb of Mt. Sinai not incl.)

Red Sea - Hurghada Extension

Days / 3 Nights

Morning transfer for your flight to Hurghada,a magnificent seaside city on the Red Sea. Enjoy snorkeling, scuba diving, swimming or just relaxing on the beach. Included: Accommodation at a 5 Star hotel/village, three meals daily, roundtrip air Cairo/ Hurghada/Cairo and transfers.
Per Person Dbl. $475 Single $195 (Extra cost for dive and snorkeling equipment will apply)

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