There’s a historical tale around every corner in Egypt. The world has always been obsessed by Pharaohs, hieroglyphics and pyramids. The Valley of the Kings is a walkway directly into the past, which will leave you reeling from its sheer splendour.
Whilst Egypt cannot be highly recommended for gay and lesbian travellers, it is one that is still worth visiting if you feel comfortable doing so simply due to the astounding volume of historical treasures.
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Group TripGay Group Trip: Highlights Of Egypt
It is said that Cleopatra could speak seven languages and had exquisite taste. Egypt’s ancient wise monarch would certainly approve of this trip to Egypt, fit for a queen. This intriguing country of gods and goddesses, pharaohs and fantasies will inspire...
Group TripLGBT Group Trip: Explore Egypt Along The Nile
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- 23rd November 2019
Explore the land of the Egyptians on this wonderful 12-day trip. Start in Cairo, the country’s capital. You will then fly to Luxor where we board our ship. Embark on a magical cruise down the Nile, where you will visit...
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Getting to Egypt
Experience the history of Egypt by flying into Cairo. There are also a number of beach destinations in the region such as Sharm El Sheikh and Hurghada.
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LGBT Group Trip: Explore Egypt Along The Nile
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