Safaga Shore Excursions is one of the most interesting Egypt Shore Excursions, Book our Tours from Safaga Port to Luxor City to visit the valley of the kings and Luxor Temple with Maestro Online Travel. You have the chance to explore the ancient civilization of Pharaohs and know more about their life. You have the chance to explore the ancient civilization of Pharaohs and know more about their life. Luxor the land of pharaohs, you will visit the East Bank of Luxor from Safaga Port, where you will see the Karnak Temple & Luxor Temple, also the West Bank in Luxor were located the Valley of Kings, Valley of Queens, Queen Hatshepsut temple, Colossi of Memnon through one of our Safaga Port Tours to Luxor city.
You may see the underwater marine with a depth of 22 metres thanks to Safaga Shore Excursions. Enjoy the Sindbad Submarine Tour from Safaga Port, discover an incredible Underwater Tour, and see various kinds of colored fish and coral reefs in the Red Sea's depths. With Maestro Online Travel, you will reserve a Sindbad Submarine tour from Safaga port online.
Safaga Shore Excursions provides the best snorkeling opportunities, particularly on Giftun Island, which is home to an abundance of corals and magnificently colored fish. Enjoy a great snorkeling tour in Hurghada from the Safaga port, take your boat there, observe the various species of coloured fish and coral reefs, go swimming, and participate in other water activities that are available upon request. Online snorkelling tour from Safaga port reservations can be made through Maestro Online Travel .
Luxor Tours from Safaga Port is one of our Safaga Shore Excursions to enjoy visiting The Karnak Temple and The Valley of the Kings and Hatshepsut Temple, the most impressive sights all over the world during one of our Safaga Shore Excursions to Luxor.
2 Day Luxor Tours from Safaga Port to discover Luxor which hosts a large number of monuments in the whole world with Safaga Shore Excursions to Luxor. The city served as the capital of Egypt, when it was called Thebes, for more than 3000 years. The East Bank of the River Nile was called the city of the living. Today we will be exploring the city of Dead at the West Bank where many ancient necropolises and mortuary temples were constructed during one of our Tours from Safaga Port to Luxor.