Red Sea - Diving in the Red Sea! Yeow… sooo good to dive again, has been almost a year… ohh and the red sea, truly is amazing… sooo many fish I felt like I was in an aquarium. Monique did a fun dive and loved it, and then we hit up ministry of sound for a quick dance… the next day we chilled at the beach, caught an overnight bus back to Cairo. Back in Cairo we hit up the Museum where we saw mummies, yes, mummies dating 1200 BC, with finger nails an...

Ok, soo biggest day of the tour! OMG! We were up at 4 am to go Hot Air Ballooning over West Bank of Luxor. Yep, never gone before and what a place to do it. Egypt's landscape is amazing, it's the only place in the world where you can see desert and plush farms right next to each other and to see that, with temples and the Nile at sunrise, is one of the most amazingly tranquil things ever. After that, we had our last buffet breakky on the cruise and then went...

We cruised from Aswan to Luxor over 3 days… this was very nice and chilled. We had buffets for three meals a day, a splash pool on the roof and towel animals in our room every day… From the cruise boat we visited, the High Dam of Aswan, which was built in 1971 to prevent the Nile Floods and then made it necessary to relocate several famous monuments including Temple of Philae (pic) which we visited. You can still see the colours they used in the carvings!...

We cruised from Aswan to Luxor over 3 days… this was very nice and chilled. We had buffets for three meals a day, a splash pool on the roof and towel animals in our room every day… From the cruise boat we visited, the High Dam of Aswan, which was built in 1971 to prevent the Nile Floods and then made it necessary to relocate several famous monuments including Temple of Philae (pic) which we visited. You can still see the colours they used in the carvings!...

Pyramids of GIZA! Well since I was a little girl I have dreamt of visiting the pyramids. And they were definitely worth the wait. I don't think I have ever been to anything so old… How these were built, no one really knows how but they were built well for they are still up 4500 years later. The largest was built by the granddaddy, middle one - the father and the smallest - the son all of the same ruling family at the time each ruled. The Largest took only...