Beaches
For the ultimate family beach break, head to the holiday resorts along Egypt's Red Sea coast. Sharm el Sheikh is the big one, which is full of daytime activities, gorgeous beaches and stacks of restaurants and family-friendly eateries. There are plenty of all-inclusive hotels in this part of the world too, so if you're after a laid-back escape that's fuss-free and cost-effective, make sure you check out some of the all-inclusive holidays on offer in Sharm el Sheikh.
For the ultimate family beach break, head to the holiday resorts along Egypt's Red Sea coast. Sharm el Sheikh is the big one, which is full of daytime activities, gorgeous beaches and stacks of restaurants and family-friendly eateries. There are plenty of all-inclusive hotels in this part of the world too, so if you're after a laid-back escape that's fuss-free and cost-effective, make sure you check out some of the all-inclusive holidays on offer in Sharm el Sheikh.
Red Sea activities
Older kids can try their hand at watersports like windsurfing, and they could even join a scuba-diving PADI course to take a dip beneath the waves. This is what the Red Sea is famous for, and its intoxicating blend of rainbow-coloured coral reefs, marine life, sunken wrecks and calm clear waters makes it a haven for underwater explorers both young and old.
Day trips
Whichever part of Egypt you choose to visit, it's possible to take plenty of day trips either by joining local organised tours or by booking a domestic flight. For instance, you could enjoy a family holiday in Sharm el Sheikh and whisk the kids off to see the ancient sights for the day. It's a long day but it's certainly worth it, and even the little ones will be awed by the majestic pyramids and soaring temples - particularly if you treat them to a camel ride afterwards!
So if you're planning a family escape this year, Egypt holidays could be just what you're looking for…
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My friend went to Sharm el Sheikh last year with her kids and they loved it...They rode camels and went off on quad bikes over sand dunes....
ReplyDeleteMy eldest has always wanted to go and see the Pyramids...
Oooh you have sold it to me, it looks so good, I would take children there too. The diving looks amazing!
ReplyDeleteI think Egypt is a place that's great for families because of the amount of resorts available. I didn't think Tunisia would be a good place for Kids but there was so many activities for them :) I think if I wasn't actually terrified beyond belief of the sea and it's "life" (ie sharks) I'd love to go dying. xx
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wow i wish we were able to visit this place it looks amazing x
ReplyDeleteDefinitely added to the list of places to visit, amazing photographs too, thanks! Andrea - http://www.lifewithliv.co.uk
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