Vibrant, youthful and lively, Hurghada showcases a dynamic aspect of contemporary Egypt. Founded in the early 1900s, this sea-side city may lack the architectural legacy of Egypt’s other metropolises, but it more than makes up for it with an upbeat buzz.

Pristine, flat water and a steady breeze makes Makadi Bay one of the best kitesurfing and windsurfing destinations on the planet. Situated just 30 km south of Hurghada International Airport, it’s within easy reach of several major hubs across the world. Whether you’re a seasoned surfer or a novice, you’ll find the conditions are ideal at Makadi Bay.

A former Bedouin settlement, Dahab evokes the mystique of Egypt. It’s name means “gold” in Arabic, a tribute to the velvety sands on its coast.

Ain El Sokhna is simply bliss. An oasis of white sand, lush gardens and an azure sea, are juxtaposed against the Date palms that sway in the breeze. Named for the hot springs that are situated at Gebel Ataka nearby, Ain El Sokhna is an idyllic escape.

Alexandria is known as the “Pearl of the Mediterranean” — one of the greatest cities ever known. With one foot in the past and another in the future, it offers visitors a delightful blend of ancient and avant-garde. A seething melting pot of history and culture, it’s Egypt’s second-largest city, but has a very distinct vibe, setting it apart from other cities in Egypt. Originally founded by Alexander The Great, and then built upon by the Ptolemaic dynasty, the city has a southern-European character that defines it’s skyline.

A dot on the coast of North Africa, Tunisia is bursting at the seams with history and natural beauty. A laid-back Mediterranean coast, the fragrance of tropical flowers wafts in the sea breeze. The cuisine is delicious and the sun is always shining. What more could one ask for from a great holiday destination?