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On the Go Tours Egypt: Ancient Wonders, Modern Adventures

Egypt, known for its grand pyramids and rich history, offers a unique travel experience. On the Go Tours Egypt provides tailored journeys, blending ancient wonders with modern adventures. Let’s explore how they create your perfect Egyptian escape.

The Magic of Egypt: Tailored Experiences with On the Go Tours Egypt

On the Go Tours Egypt crafts personalized experiences just for you. Enjoy flexibility with custom itineraries that fit your interests. Spend more time at places you love and skip those you don’t. Expert guides share deep insights and fascinating stories. Explore the Great Pyramid’s inner chambers or join a local cooking class. Seamless organization ensures a hassle-free journey. Focus on enjoying Egypt while they handle the logistics.

Iconic Landmarks: How On the Go Tours Egypt Brings History to Life

Discover Egypt’s iconic landmarks with On the Go Tours Egypt . Visit the Pyramids of Giza and the Sphinx. Explore the Egyptian Museum in Cairo. In Luxor, visit the Valley of the Kings and Karnak Temple. Experience Abu Simbel’s grandeur in Aswan. Cairo’s Alabaster Mosque and Khan El Khalili market add to the experience. Their expert guides make history come alive.

Off the Beaten Path: Hidden Gems Discovered with On the Go Tours Egypt

On the Go Tours Egypt reveals Egypt’s hidden gems. Visit the serene Siwa Oasis with its natural springs. Explore the White Desert’s unique limestone formations. Camp under the stars for a magical experience. Discover the vibrant Nubian villages near Aswan. Participate in a traditional meal or learn about local crafts. These off-the-beaten-path locations offer authentic experiences.

Adventure Awaits: Thrilling Activities with On the Go Tours Egypt

Thrill-seekers find plenty to enjoy with On the Go Tours Egypt . Dive in the Red Sea’s crystal-clear waters. Snorkel or dive in Sharm El Sheikh and Hurghada. Ride camels or quad bikes in the Sahara Desert. Trek through the rugged Sinai Peninsula. Experience a hot air balloon ride over Luxor at sunrise. These adventures provide unique perspectives of Egypt’s landscapes.

Ultimate Comfort: Luxury and Convenience Journeys

On the Go Tours Egypt prioritizes comfort and convenience. Stay in top-rated hotels like the Marriott Mena House in Cairo. Luxor’s Sofitel Winter Palace blends charm with modern amenities. Enjoy Aswan’s Sofitel Legend Old Cataract with Nile views. Opt for a luxury Nile cruise for an elegant travel experience. Private transportation ensures seamless and comfortable travel. Enjoy every moment without worrying about logistics.

On the Go Tours Egypt offers a unique way to explore Egypt. Combine ancient wonders with modern comfort and convenience. Discover iconic landmarks, hidden gems, and thrilling adventures. Ready for your perfect Egyptian escape? Book your On the Go Tours Egypt with gotoursegypt. Embark on the adventure of a lifetime. Your Egyptian journey awaits!

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Travel in Time

The sands of the desert shift underfoot. The sun climbs high into the Egyptian sky. And the great Pyramids of Giza shimmer in the distance. There you stand in awe before the power and ambition of an inspiring civilization. In this legendary place, explore thousands of years of history while experiencing a thriving culture. Look to the past and keep an eye on the future – the great monuments reveal something different to each traveler. Discover the world of the ancient Egyptians as you visit one incomparable site after another.

Destination Must-See's

Located on the banks of the Nile, Egypt’s capital city of Cairo is one of the largest cities in Africa. Here, visitors find something for everyone: beautiful views, good climate, and welcoming locals that make any activity lots of fun. You can enjoy the arts, go for walks down the Nile promenade, or visit the pyramids.

This is Egypt’s sunniest southern city. The town is small enough to walk around, and life there is slow and relaxing. Aswan is in a perfect location along the Nile where visitors can watch sailboats passing by or dine in a floating restaurant. Every night, dancers and musicians perform in the cultural center.

Giza is the third largest city in Egypt. It is located on the west bank of the Nile River southwest of Cairo. The most famous attraction in the city of Giza, located on the Giza plateau, is the pyramids. Also on the Giza plateau you can see the Great Sphinx and perhaps ride a camel.

Abu Simbel:

The archaeological area of Abu Simbel consists of two temples. The twin temples were originally carved out of the mountainside as a monument to Pharaoh Ramesses II and queen Nefertari. The temples were saved when the rising waters of the Nile threatened, and were raised higher for protection in 1968. In the innermost shrine seats statues of the gods Ptah, Amun-Ra, the deified Ramses II and Re-Horakhte. The temple is so precisely placed that on February 22 and October 22, the first rays of the morning sun shine through the entire temple and illuminate the four gods.

Destination Must-Do's

The pyramids of Egypt are true wonders of the ancient world. They were originally built as tombs for the pharaohs and their queens. Some believe that they had sloped sides so the pharaoh could symbolically climb to the sky and live forever. Today there are over 100 pyramids of all different shapes and sizes in Egypt, as archaeologists continue to uncover and identify previously unknown pyramids.

The Sphinx has been a symbol of Egypt for thousands of years. With the body of a lion and the head of what is generally believed to be Pharaoh Khafra, the Great Sphinx of Giza symbolizes strength and wisdom. For centuries, visitors have included poets, scholars and adventurers seeking knowledge about its history and the secrets it might hold.

Today, the boy king is one of the best-known pharaohs of ancient Egypt. Yet, from the time of his mysterious death at 19 until the year 1922, he was relatively unknown until his tomb was finally found. The entrance was covered with debris, but the inside was completely intact along with murals and so many artifacts that it took ten years to catalog them. Many of the artifacts travel the world on exhibit and provide insight into the fascinating ancient Egyptian civilization.

Camels in the desert:

Humans have used camels for transport for thousands of years. Built for traversing the desert, they can carry about 500 pounds, can go up to six months without food and water, and can easily trek their way through sandstorms. They are herbivores with tough, leathery mouths who can eat prickly desert plants that most animals cannot. When water is available, camels rehydrate faster than any other mammal and can drink up to 30 gallons at a time in just under 15 minutes.

Expert Advice

No one drinks the tap water in Egypt – not even the locals – so be prepared to buy lots of bottled water.

You should definitely pack comfortable walking shoes, preferably with crepe or rubber soles, as well as a hat for sun protection, and swimwear for free time when on the cruise. Please note that dress in the Egypt is conservative; however casual touring wear such as shorts and tee shirts are acceptable for tourists, though you may feel more comfortable in long pants or long skirts. Linen is recommended so as to protect you from heat and sun.

When I am traveling here I like to keep some cash on hand. I’ve found that many Egyptians rely on tips for the majority of their income.

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Egypt Travel Advisory

Travel advisory july 13, 2023, egypt - level 3: reconsider travel.

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Reconsider travel to Egypt due to  terrorism . Exercise increased caution in Egypt due to  the Embassy’s limited ability to assist dual national U.S.-Egyptian citizens who are arrested or detained.

Do not travel to:

• The Sinai Peninsula (with the exception of travel to Sharm El-Sheikh by air) due to  terrorism .
• The Western Desert due to  terrorism .
• Egyptian border areas due to  military zones .

Country Summary: Terrorist groups continue plotting attacks in Egypt. Terrorists may attack with little or no warning, and have targeted diplomatic facilities, tourist locations, transportation hubs, markets/shopping malls, western businesses, restaurants, resorts, and local government facilities. Terrorists have conducted attacks in urban areas, including in Cairo, despite the heavy security presence. Terrorists have targeted religious sites, to include mosques, churches, monasteries, and buses traveling to these locations.

Due to risks to civil aviation operating within or in the vicinity of Egypt, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has issued a Notice to Air Missions (NOTAM) and/or a Special Federal Aviation Regulation (SFAR). For more information U.S. citizens should consult the  Federal Aviation Administration’s Prohibitions, Restrictions and Notices .

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On The Go offer tours to a variety of destinations worldwide, while specialising in travel for those who are wanting to have fun, yet still have a cultural experience. The experienced team at On The Go provide carefully planned tours, as well as personalised tailor-made holidays! For those wanting the highest level of service as well as having a passion for being adventurous, On The Go Tours are a great company to travel with.

Back in the cold winter of 1998 in London, Scott and Jay, founders of On The Go, followed the warmth of the sun and summer for an unforgettable adventure. It was this experience of traveling the world discovering history, cultures, and the incredible beauty that surrounds us, that lead to On The Go tours being born. Understanding how special the friends they made along the way were, they wanted to inspire others to travel and have similar amazing adventures; and that was shaped into On The Go tours.

Why On The Go Tours

Comfortable Travel On The Go knows that adventures can be better when the day ends with a cold beer by the pool or a soft pillow to lay down on. Each day On The Go is searching out comfortable hotels and boutique properties where travelers can stay while on tour. On The Go is known for their attitude of “adventure in style”! Friendly Team When traveling with the On the Go team, you will notice that they are more like a family than a group of colleagues. They are brought together by their enthusiasm for travel, as well as a professional work ethic. Continuous Improvement To help build the family-like relationship, once a year they will travel from all across the globe to meet up and discuss how to make One The Go even better. They get together at one of their destinations, and share ideas, reflect on the previous year, and make plans for the future, to ensure you as a traveler have the best experience possible.

On The Go Tours Benefits

Giving Back When traveling with On The Go, you know that you are experiencing these places while giving something back to the local communities. On The Go ensures they have a light footprint, and the large majority of the funds remain in the countries visited - they aim to support the local communities at a grassroots level. Their sustainable travel policies mean that you can enjoy your travels and experiences, knowing you have made a positive contribution to the local communities. Enjoy Your Travels By ensuring everything has been planned and organised, One The Go allows you to have an unforgettable holiday. They know that time is precious, and how much of a profound impact travel experiences can have on someone, so they do everything they can to make the most out of each day.

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We adhere to WTTC Safe Travel Protocols [COVID-19] for safe travels. Each destination has approved standards and is constantly monitored and checked by our local teams to keep us all safe.

Our key areas of focus include: 

- Health screening and questionnaire upon arrival, constant monitoring for all tour participants

- Social distancing throughout the tour

- Use of certified Travel Safe, COVID Safe hotels only, standards by local authorities

-  Regular hand hygiene stops and sanitizer available

- Enhanced vehicle & luggage cleaning throughout tour

- Removal of solo sharing options, single room available on all tours

- Service to plate or a la carte meals only

Sustainability

Tourism is one of the largest industries in the global economy and employs more people worldwide than any other. For those of us privileged enough to travel, we take on a responsibility to aid people relying on tourism and to treat their country with respect. We believe travel should be a rewarding experience for you, as well as for the people you meet, and that preserving the natural environments we pass through is essential. Ensuring our footprint is light and that the benefits of travelling reach the local communities you visit is paramount to us. We’re proud to say that when travelling with us, the large majority of your holiday funds remain within the countries you visit, supporting local economies at a grass roots level. These are the initiatives that this operator has in place to make your adventure more sustainable: Sustainability Programs - Invests a percentage of revenue back into community projects or sustainability projects  - We host community-building or sustainability projects for tour goers to partake in Supporting Destinations and Local Communities - Hires local guides - Brings our passengers to locally run restaurants & businesses Animal Welfare - Does not offer any tours that include elephant riding - Does not offer any tours that use animals for entertainment - We avoid places that sell/eat parts of endangered animals on tour Transportation - Uses local transportation while on tour Accommodation - Tours stay in locally run hotels/accommodations  

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