Beautiful place with big colums, you will be tiny when standing beside. In night, they set up light to direct on this place - so magical

Ice Mall in Eilat is truly a unique and wonderful shopping destination! The mall has an amazing atmosphere, featuring a special indoor ice rink that creates a fun and refreshing experience, especially on hot Eilat days. Walking through the mall, you can find a great variety of shops, from international brands to local boutiques, offering fashion, souvenirs, and more. There are also many restaurants, cafés, and ice cream stands — perfect for taking a break and enjoying a delicious treat. The ice cream I tried here was fantastic, colorful, and full of flavor. The vibrant display immediately caught my eye, and it tasted just as good as it looked. The mall is very clean, beautifully designed with a high, geometric glass ceiling that allows plenty of natural light. It feels spacious, bright, and welcoming. Families with kids will definitely enjoy it, and there are several entertainment options for children as well. Another great thing about Ice Mall is that it is located close to many hotels and tourist attractions in Eilat, making it easy to visit even if you are only staying for a short trip. I highly recommend stopping by for shopping, dining, and a fun experience overall!

Absolutely loved it! The dolphins were so cute and the entrance was gorgeous! Defenitatly recommend if you are coming to Eilat. I would recommend to come early in the morning if you want to choose a good spot to spend the rest of the day. It gets crowded but there are still a lot of places under the trees to hide from the sun. The water was super clear and security was okay.

The reserve is well-maintained, clean, and organized, with food shops and equipment rental available. While the price is a bit high compared to free nearby spots, the underwater experience is spectacular- vibrant corals, colorful marine life, and plenty to see. The area is very accessible, and safety is taken seriously with lifeguards on duty. Showers and restrooms are available and well-kept. Most seating areas are shaded with white canopies, which helps, though it can still get extremely hot in July and August. Some downsides include ongoing renovations, which limit access to newer sections and make planning a snorkeling route a bit challenging. The designated swimming areas are small and enclosed, but beyond the bridge, there are vast open spaces where you can really explore and see a lot of beautiful marine life. Overall, it’s more comfortable and enjoyable to snorkel in a well-supervised, maintained area than in unofficial sites, and the beautiful coral and abundant sea creatures make it well worth a visit. * Pros: Clean and organized, lifeguards on duty, beautiful corals and marine life, showers and restrooms, accessible. * Cons: Entry fee is high compared to free alternatives, renovations limit some areas, enclosed swimming zones can feel small, it can get very hot in summer.

Would spend there all day. An established place, but it keeps renovating all the time. The shark aquarium is so relaxing and exiting at the same time! The underwater observatory facility is a must. Note- a single ticket is good for a couple of days, so if you want to visit more than once (and you should) plan accordingly.

We had amazing experience here. There are pools for adults and kids, but we come here only because of the sea. There are lots of corals that’s why advise you to bring your mask to snorkel or rent it here. Nice music and bar with plenty of food and drinks and water activities. You should really come here and feel same experience!

A medieval castle nested in the mountains overlooking the bluest waters you will ever sea. A one of a kind relaxing experience. Quite, relaxing, comfortable, and super clean for a one day trip. Close to Newebai" Dahab and Sharm, the place is definitely worth the ride. The food is slow cooked and must be ordered in advance, but it is incredibly tasty. You need to book in advance, a bit pricy, but worth it.

Beautiful canyon, worth visiting during any tour in Egypt. There could be a lot of other tourist and can be crowded, the rocks and formations are not like in the photoshoped brosures so don't get very excited. The road to the canyon is a fun jeep safari ride trough the sand, it is worth visiting once.

I fell in love with this place. Cosy, clean and friendly. The surfers with their colourful kites just make the sight more delightful to the eyes. Really enjoyed it...Oh! Don't forget your sea shoes though.

Great spot, friendly staff, and beautiful beach. Highly recommended.

Beautiful place, everybody was so kind, good serice. Non-hotel visitors have to pay an entrance fee 450le. The sunbeds and umbrellas are free of charge upon availability. We definetly recomment this place, even if you stay in Hurghada. We came here with Uber (costy 300le), 40-50 min by car.

Elegant and wonderful ✨️ place

Lovely lovely island with great white sandy beach and clear turquoise water. There are public and private beaches all of which are great. The private beaches like Orange Bay and Mahmya are simply marvelous and worth the money. There are also some nice snorkeling spots but not the spots the regular trips go to. The reefs in the shallow waters have been mostly ruined but still OK. The best thing is the boat trip, really love every moment faring over the red sea from Hurghada port to Giftun and back.

It’s so nice and have a good vibes, especially at the night, and you can take great pictures here

The best trip we had in two weeks. Really nice tour guides. The food was very good. Free drinks while lunch. Very clean beach. And the sand was also very nice. The snorkeling was also very nice. The snorkeling guide was really helpful and showed us in 40 minutes a nice coral reef. It was a perfect day.

I recently stayed at Sindbad Club Hotel in Egypt with my family, and our experience was nothing short of amazing. From the moment we arrived, we were greeted with warmth and genuine kindness. Every single member of staff was wonderful so friendly, helpful, and welcoming. It really felt like everyone went out of their way to make our stay special, and that made such a big difference to our holiday. The hotel itself is beautiful, very well-kept, and always spotless. The atmosphere is both relaxing and lively, making it perfect for families. The food was excellent fresh, tasty, and with plenty of variety every day. We looked forward to every meal because the service and presentation were just as good as the food itself. I want to give a special mention to Hani, the cleaner, who truly went above and beyond. He didn’t just keep our room clean he made it absolutely spotless, paying attention to every little detail. His dedication, professionalism, and kindness really stood out, and he exceeded every expectation. Hani is the best, and we are so grateful for his hard work and care. Overall, Sindbad Club Hotel exceeded all expectations. The combination of the amazing staff, delicious food, welcoming atmosphere, and exceptional cleanliness made this one of the best holidays we’ve ever had. We left feeling so happy, relaxed, and excited to come back. I would highly recommend this hotel to anyone visiting Egypt you will be treated like family here.

Fabulous place to dive. All the instructors and guides are knowledgeable, professional and fun. Beautiful dives along the housereef, but also boat trips out. We saw turtles, rays, eels and so many fish. We will be returning with the kids!!

We had a private tour for the full day. We went snorkelling and saw amazing corals, fishes, and dolphins. The staff was amazing and professional. Our diver instructor Mohamed was simply amazing. Highly recommended.

We had an amazing time at Makadi Water World during our stay in Makadi Bay. The water park is massive, with a great variety of slides to suit all ages and levels of thrill-seeking. From adrenaline-pumping slides like the Tunnel Free Fall to more family-friendly options, there’s something for everyone. We arrived just before 10 AM and practically had the place to ourselves for the first couple of hours, which was brilliant. Within two hours, we’d already been on every slide at least twice! One of the best features is the all-inclusive access with hotel wristbands. It made grabbing food and drinks throughout the day so convenient. The staff were friendly and efficient, and the food options were surprisingly good for a water park—burgers, pizzas, and fresh fruit kept us fuelled up for the day. The park is clean, well-maintained, and has plenty of sun loungers and shaded areas to relax in between rides. The kids had an absolute blast, and so did we! Whether you’re staying at a nearby hotel or just visiting for the day, Makadi Water World is a must-visit. It’s a fantastic day out for families, and we’ll definitely be back on our next trip to Egypt. Highly recommended!

We had such a great experience as a family of 5 diving with Freedom Divers. From the very beginning it was clear that Ahmed ran a very professional outfit. The safety aspect throughout our 7 dives, up to date and clean equipment were all at a very high standard. Freedom Divers have their own fabulous boat which had all the facilties and was very efficiently run by the whole team. Help was always on hand if and when you needed it. Lunch was delicious and afternoon tea too. What's not to like. Would highly recommend and will definitely be coming back to dive in Safaga with this team again in the future. Big thanks goes to the whole team!

Possibly my favourite temple out of all the ones I visited in Egypt. The colours are very nice and better than any other temple, as it has been restored around 2021 I believe. It is worth a trip from Luxor to go see this one. We were the first to arrive on the day at 7:30am, which made it even better.

This place is incredible; it was honestly the highlight of my trip to Luxor. The drive from the ticket office to the valley is a very memorable experience!! The Valley isn’t far from Luxor city but it feels like you’re in the middle of the desert. This place was the last stop of our tour, and with it also being 40C, it was absolutely exhausting. However so worth it! Beware of workers trying to take your phone from your hands to take pictures and then ask for a tip. I’ve seen it happen to others and they also tried to do that with me, thankfully I turned away before they managed to grab my phone. There’s also a bazaar with souvenirs and clothing - the workers aren’t too pushy which is good. The landscape of the mountains is gorgeous, and the walls are beautifully decorated. The actually tombs itself are covered. Take lots of water with you. I highly recommend coming here.

Words cannot describe this temple. Ancient, monumental, historic. This temple is visually brilliant, so picture-esque, and we had the best time seeing all parts of the temple!

This is usually the first stop of the big three. Karnak is simply mind blowing. You have to be there. Take enough time. And have water with you. You need two hours or more to see everything. Watch out that you get to shadow places to get a rest from the Sun. don’t start doing photos at the beginning. when you do the first walk into the temple just get all the impressions period without being distracted. Go to the halls watch every pillars walks through the right where is the holy sea and walk straight until you can’t go any further because they are still archaeological working on ongoing. Then take a similar way back and start doing photos. You will have an impression by now period. When you do photos of the pillars go down a little bit to get a bit of perspective. Period. I said have enough time with you it’s mind blowing.

The Colossi of Memnon are two gigantic seated statues of Pharaoh Amenhotep III, dating back to the 14th century BCE, that stand on the west bank of the Nile opposite Luxor. Each statue is about 18 meters high and carved from blocks of quartzite sandstone that were transported from quarries near Cairo, more than 600 kilometers away. They originally stood at the entrance of Amenhotep III’s mortuary temple, one of the largest ever built in Egypt, but the temple itself was largely destroyed by floods and later reused as building material. The two statues are all that remain standing on the site, serving as silent guardians of the ruined complex. Both statues depict the king seated on a throne, hands resting on his knees, looking east toward the rising sun. The sides of the thrones are decorated with reliefs showing the Nile god Hapi and symbolic representations of conquered peoples. Although badly damaged over time—particularly the upper portions of the figures—they still impress visitors with their sheer scale and presence. In antiquity, the northern statue became famous for producing a mysterious sound at dawn, a phenomenon caused by the heating and cooling of the stone after it cracked in an earthquake. Greek and Roman travelers associated this “singing” with Memnon, a mythical hero of the Trojan War, and the statues became a major attraction in the classical world. Today, the Colossi of Memnon remain one of the most iconic sights on the west bank of Luxor. They stand as monuments not only to the power and ambition of Amenhotep III but also to the fascination they inspired in visitors for thousands of years. Even though they are the ruined remnants of a once-magnificent temple, their enduring presence continues to embody the grandeur and mystery of ancient Egypt.

Amazing place, the best time to visit will be at noon, all the artifacts are indoors and the place is air conditioned, especially in the summer as most of Luxor's attractions are out doors and the weather is too harsh. The place is nice and well organized. It is also wheelchair accessible. In one section, there is a special escalator. There are restrooms near the ticket kiosk.

Lovely place to visit! When we arrived there was no queue. You can buy tickets online for almost all visits to temples in Egypt via egymonuments, which can be useful during busier times.

The temple of Khnum at Esna also known as the temple of Esna, was dedicated to the god Khnum. It is an incredible well preserve temple, remarkable for the beautiful carvings on the walls, columns and ceiling. It was built of red sandstone, and its portico consisted of six rows of four columns each, with a total of 24 beautiful columns, each with a different lotus-leaf capital. The temple still conserves vibrant colors, particularly in the column shafts and capitals. It’s walls are adorned with images of Roman emperors making offerings to Egyptian gods. The temple contains very late hieroglyphic inscription, dating from the reign of Decius (249–251 CE). The temple of Khnum or Esna conveys a sense of the importance which the Ancient Egyptians placed upon their places of worship. You can not visit this temple and not be mesmerized by the carving on the walls and columns, but particularly those on the ceiling. One can spend hours enjoying and admiring the craftsmanship of every inch of this well preserved temple. Currently (2025) the temple is being renovated by the Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities with the help of the German University of Tubingen.

The Edfu Temple is one of the most impressive temples we visited in Egypt. It’s dedicated to Horus and feels incredibly grand the moment you walk in. The massive entrance, tall columns, and detailed carvings really show how well-preserved it is. You can still see a lot of the original wall reliefs and hieroglyphs, and it gives a great sense of how majestic ancient Egyptian temples once were. Definitely get a guide to listen to all the history. It’s fascinating!

A beautiful temple next to the Nile river. We visited the temple in the evening and it was breathtaking. The temple is divided into two sections for two different Egyption gods. There is also a museum showcasing the mummification of crocidiles during that period. Kom Ombo Temple is a must see. Please ensure you have a guide with you to explain the wonderful and rich history of the temple.