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Read More Yoga Sinai spirit is perfect for calming and centering your mind. Read More Nubian village Program Discover the Nubian life on Elephantine island, live their life, taste their food. Read more Yellow title White background. Green title White background. Red title White background. Blue title Blue background. Yellow title Yellow background. Green title Green background. Red title Red background. Grey title Use this column for news, events, button links, further links, or whatever you want. Additional links: Link A Link B Link C Warm greeting Warm welcome to Royal Manta Travel as one of Egypt’s largest full service ground tour operator and local tour wholesaler, Royal Manta Travel offers its biggest and most comprehensive choice of our Egyptian vacations ever. 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Our services • Meeting & assistance through formalities at all airports. • Transfer and driving by equipped buses and Limo \'s. • Rail & bus reservations & car rental. • International & domestic airline ticket reservation & confirmation. • Hotel reservation in the most selective five & four star hotels. • Sightseeing programs covering the highlights of each and every city in Egypt. • Handling of special interest groups (i.e. desert safari, diving & sea sports...etc). • Selective Nile Cruises reservation on full board basis with sightseeing. • Specialized for organizing and tem building events handling of convention services, incentive movements and congressional events. • Tailor programs as per requirements. • V.I.P. services. Royal Manta Travel Copyright © 2007 Royal Manta Travel | All Rights Reserved Design by Rami Adel | HTVhosting.com | W3C CSS 2.0 ",12);arrFiles[2]=new Array(3,"contactus.php","","Royal Manta, Cairo, Egypt, Aswan","your,keywords,goes,here","Your description goes here","Royal Manta Travel Home ABOUT US MANTA CLUB Reservation CONTACT US LOGIN VISIT THEM ALL CLASSIC Cairo Aswan Luxor Nile Cruise Oasis RESORTS Sharm Hurghada Taba Marsa Alam Sokhna Alexandria Dahab Nuiba El Quseir Gouna Makadi Bey Safaga 2 El Ryadah St., Nasr City , Cairo , Egypt Tel. & Fax : (202) 4045337-8 Cell : (2012) 2386161 - 171 - 181 Web site : www.royalmanta.net E-Mail : cairo@royalmanta.com reservation@royalmanta.net markting@royalmanta.com Royal Manta Travel Copyright © 2007 Royal Manta Travel | All Rights Reserved Design by Rami Adel | HTVhosting.com | W3C CSS 2.0 ",12);arrFiles[3]=new Array(4,"reservation_form_v1.php","","Royal Manta, Egypt, ain sokhna","your,keywords,goes,here","Your description goes here","Royal Manta Travel Home ABOUT US MANTA CLUB Reservation CONTACT US LOGIN VISIT THEM ALL CLASSIC Cairo Aswan Luxor Nile Cruise Oasis RESORTS Sharm Hurghada Taba Marsa Alam Sokhna Alexandria Dahab Nuiba El Quseir Gouna Makadi Bey Safaga Royal Manta Travel Copyright © 2007 Royal Manta Travel | All Rights Reserved Design by Rami Adel | HTVhosting.com | W3C CSS 2.0 ",12);arrFiles[4]=new Array(5,"cairo.php","","Royal Manta, Cairo, Egypt, reservation","your,keywords,goes,here","Your description goes here","Royal Manta Travel Home ABOUT US MANTA CLUB Reservation CONTACT US LOGIN VISIT THEM ALL CLASSIC Cairo Aswan Luxor Nile Cruise Oasis RESORTS Sharm Hurghada Taba Marsa Alam Sokhna Alexandria Dahab Nuiba El Quseir Gouna Makadi Bey Safaga Four Seasons Hotel The First Residence. Welcome to Four Seasons Hotel Cairo at The First Residence. A gracious sanctuary on the west bank of the Nile, with impressive views of the Great Pyramids over the old-growth canopy of Cairo \'s ancient Zoological and Botanical Gardens, the Hotel is at the centre of the prestigious new First Residence apartments and shops Grand Hyatt Cairo BOOK NOW Grand Hyatt Cairo. G rand Hyatt Cairooffers an array of hotel facilities designed to help guests achieve the full potential of body and mind. The Galleria shopping and leisure center, adjacent to Grand Hyatt Cairo, provides the best of international shopping. Grand Hyatt Cairo \'s private yacht, Marquise, offers relaxation and entertainment every day whether docked alongside the hotel terrace or during its daily lunch and dinner cruises along the Nile. A tennis court, golf course, horse riding and a casino are only 15 minutes from the hotel. BOOK NOW Hilton Pyramids Golf. Calling golf lovers everywhere, your dreams have come true! Within sight of the last remaining Wonder of the Ancient World, the Pyramids of Giza, this is a beautiful and challenging new championship course. The Resort offers more than golf: in Dreamland \'s Sports and Golf Club, to which the Resort. BOOK NOW Intercontinental Citystars. The luxurious InterContinental Citystars Cairo is situated adjacent to Cairo \'s largest retail and leisure complex, Citystars Heliopolis, and is the ideal starting point for tours, sightseeing and enjoying the vibrant life of Cairo \'. The hotel is only seven minutes from Cairo International Airport and just five minutes from the Cairo International Conference Centre. Guests are assured of a comfortable and relaxing stay in the 774 guest rooms, which include suites, Garden Wing Poolside rooms and 1:4-bedroom residence suites. Club InterContinental® accommodation offers upgraded facilities and amenities. A choice of dining options includes a Japanese Teppanyaki restaurant, Mediterranean fine dining, Lebanese Restaurant, coffe shop, cocktail lounge, fish market-style restaurant (Opening Soon) and various entertainment venues, together with 24-hour Room Service. The hotel offers 19 versatile function rooms including Al Saraya, the largest banquet hall in Cairo, with a maximum capacity of 2200 persons in a reception setting. A variety of recreational facilities for all age groups includes the 3000-square-metre Lifestyle Aqua Spa and Wellness Center, squash and tennis courts(All Opening Soon), a large outdoor swimming pool and children \'s pool and a 24-hour casino. There is access to 550 shops Citystars, an exhibition centre, 16 cinemas and a family entertainment centre. Concierge services and ample parking are available. BOOK NOW karvin Hotel The whitewashed Karvin Hotel is situated in the Heliopolis area of Cairo, 12 kilometres from the museums and churches of Coptic Cairo. This six-floor hotel features 56 air-conditioned guestrooms, all of which include satellite television with pay movies, telephones, Internet connection (surcharge), minibars and safes. Bathrooms have baths, showers, hairdryers and complimentary toiletries. After enjoying a complimentary breakfast, guests can relax with a coffee and shisha pipe at the Roof Garden. Multilingual staff at the 24-hour front desk can advise on meeting room facilities and assist with laundry and dry-cleaning requirements. After a long day \'s business or sightseeing, guests can dine in the hotel restaurants, or use the 24-hour room service facilities and relax in private. Parking is free for guests. Guests are offered a choice of dining options, including the Grenerie Coffee Shop which serves continental and oriental cuisine, and The Massala which has an a la carte menu of Indian dishes. Guests will find the Khan el-Khalili Bazaar 15 kilometres from the hotel, the Pyramids of Giza and the Sphinx are only 25 kilometres away. Cairo International Airport is five kilometres from the hotel and takes around ten minutes by car BOOK NOW Le Meridien Heliopolis. Nearest airport - Cairo International, 5 km from hotel. A free shuttle bus from and to the airport. To facilitate the service the flight details are required 24 hrs in advance. Description The hotel is conveniently situated in the prestigious residential area of Heliopolis, near th commercial and shopping district, minutes away from Cairo International airport and not too far from the Cairo international conference center. BOOK NOW Mena house Full Service - Historical - Hotel Year Built - 1869 Additional Property Description - - Under The Shadow Of The Great Pyramids Of Giza, Lies Cairo Most Prestigious Hotel. - An Old Royal Hunting Lodge Built In 1869. - 40 Acres Of Jasmin Scented Gardens. BOOK NOW Nile Hilton. Centrally located in the heart of Cairo next to the Egyptian Museum and overlooking the River Nile and the city of Cairo, Nile Hilton offers easy access to the historical sites, business and shopping districts. It has 431 spacious rooms and suites, Executive Floors and a shopping mall. The hotel is. BOOK NOW Semiramis Intercontinental. Winner of the Best Business Hotel in Cairo Award courtesy of the Business Traveler Magazine. Since opening in 1987 the hotel enjoys the leading position ofCairo’s premier Hotel. Located on the banks of the Nile, at the heart of the City Center, within walking distance of the major shopping commercial and diplomatic areas of Cairo , opposite the Famous Egyptian museum. The Semiramis InterContinental is only 30 minutes drive from the Cairo Airport. Club InterContinental and Business Rooms are available for the Business traveler’s clientele The hotel offers a choice of the International cuisine, with the largest and most spectacular variety of any hotel in Cairo in addition to 24 hour room service. The hotel is well equipped for hosting business and social gathering and can accommodate from 10 to 2000 guests. Facilities and services at Semiramis InterContinental Cairo include WI FI / HSIA and fully equipped 24 hours Business Center . This deluxe property offers the traveler fully appointed rooms, and suites , non smoking and disabled rooms. The Health Club, with 24 hours Gym, is fully equipped with state-of-the-art gymnasium, In addition the hotel recreational facilities include an Out Door swimming pool and children’s pool. Guests also have access to a 24 hour Laundry and valet Service and get entertained shopping from the wide range of shops. BOOK NOW Sheraton Cairo Hotel Sheraton Cairo Hotel, Towers and Casino is ideally located on the west bank of the River Nile. With cosmopolitan modern adjoining towers, our hotel proudly stands tall as one of Cairo \'s finest landmarks. We are within a walking distance of the Cairo Opera House, Egyptian Museum, and sophisticated Cairo shopping centers. Our hotel is also just 15 minutes from the railway station, 20 minutes from the Pyramids of Giza, and 30 minutes from Cairo International Airport . BOOK NOW Sonesta Cairo This Luxurious five-star hotel is located in the Heliopolis business district, ten minutes from Cairo International Airport, and within walking distance of the Cairo International Conference Center, Fairgrounds and a short drive to Cairo downtown. 254 luxurious guest rooms and suites. Features include air-conditioning, satellite television, radio, mini bar, hair dryer and direct-dial telephone. The hotel is fully equipped with a fire alarm system and smoke detectors in every room Our Royal Club floors are comprised of 36 elegantly appointed guest rooms, 2 Executive Suites, 2 Presidential Suites and 2 Royal Suites, with a private lounge offering complimentary breakfast and afternoon tea, Happy Hour, magazines and newspapers. All Royal Club rooms and suites have a safe deposit box, direct fax line, jacuzzi, VIP bath amenities, daily turndown service, and a daily fruit basket. BOOK NOW The Helnan Shepherd. The Helnan Shepheard Hotel is an oasis for business and leisure travellers. Strategically located in the heart of the Garden City district in downtown Cairo, the hotel offers elegant and comfortable accommodation, superb restaurants and large banquet facilities overlooking the River Nile. It \'s a well known classical hotel, with a historical background that goes back to the year1841. From Cairo Airport : Only 45 minutes. Access to city: Airlines, bus, train & car Currency: Egyptian pound (L.E) Languages: Arabic, English & French Visas: are required for most visitors Electric Current: 220V Dress: casual & formal . BOOK NOW The Ramses Hilton. The Ramses Hilton is one of Cairo \'s landmark hotels catering for both the business and leisure traveller with a great choice of spacious bedrooms, dining options, business and leisure facilities. A superb location in the heart of Cairo, on the east bank of the River Nile, this 5 star hotel is only. BOOK NOW Four Seasons Hotel - Nile Plaza Welcome to Four Seasons Hotel Cairo at Nile Plaza. This beacon of sophisticated hospitality rises on the legendary Corniche along the bank of the river. With commanding views of both the Nile and the Citadel, Four Seasons unites its timeless, caring, personalised attention with the dynamism of fast-forward Cairo. BOOK NOW Zocer Cairo \'s Zoser Partner Hotel is Located in the heart of Giza \'s residential area near the Pyramids & the Sphinx & is the perfect starting point to discover the historic attractions of Egypt. The 405 rooms and suites are furnished with ornaments and artwork of the pharaonic period as well as additional amenities for a memorable and comfortable stay. - 12 Senior suites - 18 Junior suites - 112 Queen bedrooms - 260 Twin bedrooms - 24 Connecting rooms - 3 Handicapped rooms BOOK NOW Cairo Weather Forecast, Egypt Royal Manta Travel Copyright © 2007 Royal Manta Travel | All Rights Reserved Design by Rami Adel | HTVhosting.com | W3C CSS 2.0 ",12);arrFiles[5]=new Array(6,"aswan.php","","Royal Manta, Cairo, Egypt, Aswan","your,keywords,goes,here","Your description goes here","Royal Manta Travel Home ABOUT US MANTA CLUB Reservation CONTACT US LOGIN VISIT THEM ALL CLASSIC Cairo Aswan Luxor Nile Cruise Oasis RESORTS Sharm Hurghada Taba Marsa Alam Sokhna Alexandria Dahab Nuiba El Quseir Gouna Makadi Bey Safaga Cleopatra Hotel. Ni ce large hotel with rooftop pool and bar. Internet access in the lobby area. It was just around the corner from the bazaar and a short walk from the Corniche, it \'s also not far from the train station. There are some extemely slow waiters in the restaurant though. The rooms are fairly large and comfortable with air conditioning, private bathrooms and a telephone. A couple words of warning, the lights in the hallways are on a timer so be quick getting to your door with your key and the pool is numbingly cold, it will definitely cool you off, too much even BOOK NOW Movenpick Aswan. Renovations: we would like to inform our guests and customers that we are undergoing renovations.The comfort of our guests is always our main concern. Rooms will be assigned away from the view and possible noise of the construction sites. The areas under renovations are the swimming pool and our all day dining room, expected to be completed in April 2006. As of March 2006 the renovation of the lobby and the lounge bar will start, to be completed in the summer We are proud to announce the construction of a new 1448sqm Swimming Pool. During this construction period we offer a free shuttle boat service to the Cataract Hotel for usage of their pool, including a complimentary drink voucher. While the all day dining room is under renovations, guests will be able to dine in the La Perla restaurant, open 24 hours,offering besides beautiful views to the Nile and the west bank, our breakfast and dinner buffet, as well as a la carte. Sunbeds, refreshments and snacks are offered in our garden overlooking the west bank and Kitchener Island. Book here and enjoy exceptional and guaranteed Best Available Rates. BOOK NOW New Cataract Aswan. Located in the city of Aswan, the New Cataract Hotel is a kilometre from the city centre and 20 kilometres from the airport. Set in the grounds of the Old Cataract Hotel, the property shares many of the facilities. The hotel’s guest rooms are comfortable and decorated as well as furnished in a contemporary style. The modernly furnished, on-site restaurant serves delicious, international and traditional dishes. The New Cataract hotel also features recreational facilities such as an outdoor swimming pool and a tennis court. In addition to this, it also provides a wide array of services for guests to enjoy while at the hotel. BOOK NOW Sofital old Cataract A rea Details Location: Waterfront/Beach 1 kms to city centre 20 kms to the nearest airport (aswan) 2 km to the nearest station (?) -1 km to the nearest fair site (?) Close to the beach Independent Report -Location Situated in the centre of Aswan, this is the oldest hotel in the area and older sister to the New Cataract. The hotel is famous for its atmosphere and antiques. -Rooms The rooms are decorated with style and quality. -Restaurant The famous restaurant serves an a la carte menu, which is a must for any gourmet traveller. -Exterior Approached by a horseshoe shaped driveway, the hotel has a real old colonial feel with fantasic attention to detail. Old wooden shutters adorn the high windows and the feeling of class is quite obvious. BOOK NOW Aswan Weather Forecast, Egypt Royal Manta Travel Copyright © 2007 Royal Manta Travel | All Rights Reserved Design by Rami Adel | HTVhosting.com | W3C CSS 2.0 ",12);arrFiles[6]=new Array(7,"luxor.php","","Royal Manta, Cairo, Egypt, reservation","your,keywords,goes,here","Your description goes here","Royal Manta Travel Home ABOUT US MANTA CLUB Reservation CONTACT US LOGIN VISIT THEM ALL CLASSIC Cairo Aswan Luxor Nile Cruise Oasis RESORTS Sharm Hurghada Taba Marsa Alam Sokhna Alexandria Dahab Nuiba El Quseir Gouna Makadi Bey Safaga Sheraton Luxor. On the east bank of the Nile, Sheraton Luxor Resort offers an ideal location. We are perfectly situated so you can explore the city \'s antiquities, the Nile, and the surrounding countryside. Spend your evenings in one of our 284 guest rooms or six suites, overlooking the garden or the Nile River. From an array of delicious dining options to our outdoor heated pool and lighted tennis courts, you \'ll always find something to do. Discover a wonderful retreat at the Sheraton Luxor Resort! Special Condition From May 1, 2006 through September 30, 2006, the lobby, bar, disco and main restaurant will be under renovation. Please contact the resort for further information BOOK NOW Sonesta Luxor . Accommodations and destinations, entwined. That is what you find at Sonesta Hotels, Resorts & Nile Cruises. Each hotel, uniquely designed, reflects the essence of its location and the individuality of the surrounding culture. No two are the same, just as no two destinations are the same. Stay with us, and we become part of the travel memories that stay with you. BOOK NOW Winter Palace . Hotel Year Built - 1886 Additional Property Description - The Victorian-Style Hotel WAS Built In 1886. It Is Located On The Banks Of The Nile In The Heart Of A Tropical Garden Close To The Temple Of Luxor And A 15 Min Drive To The Airport. 86 Rooms And 6 Suites, 2 Restaurants, Dinner A La Carte, French And International Cuisine, 2 Bars, One On A Terrace With A View Of The Nile And One Piano Bar. BOOK NOW Royal Manta Travel Copyright © 2007 Royal Manta Travel | All Rights Reserved Design by Rami Adel | HTVhosting.com | W3C CSS 2.0 ",12);arrFiles[7]=new Array(8,"cruise.php","","Royal Manta.net, Egypt, Nile Cruise","your,keywords,goes,here","Your description goes here","Royal Manta Travel Home ABOUT US MANTA CLUB Reservation CONTACT US LOGIN VISIT THEM ALL CLASSIC Cairo Aswan Luxor Nile Cruise Oasis RESORTS Sharm Hurghada Taba Marsa Alam Sokhna Alexandria Dahab Nuiba El Quseir Gouna Makadi Bey Safaga Etolie du Nil [ I ]. Built and Inaugurated in 1990, it offers along tradition oriental and international service in true ancient atmosphere with ultra modern facilities available. In 1996, 1999,2002 went through regular renovation process in order to maintain the standard of the boat but in 2004 went through full renovation, refurbishment and redecoration process in order to have a spacious lobby 150 m square and to compete with the international market need features, All Cabins are totally renovated equipped with private Korian bath room, 4 Channels Music , TV with Close Circuit video channel, mini bar, international telephone , individually controlled air-conditioning , private save box at the reception free of charge , Our non smoking restaurant offers dinning in one seating with 135 covers , A private smoking & reading lobby 100 m square in front of the restaurant , Lounge bar is tastefully furnished and offers a full international Bar service. The main lounge has music system and dance floor for the evening entertainment include Egyptian Folklore show and belly dance. On the sun deck a swimming pool and bar surrounded by elegant umbrellas , cans tables, Chairs and sun beds, The 24 hour reception provides full reception services . BOOK NOW Etolie du Nil [ II ]. B uilt in 1990 in Saint Barbara Belgium one of the biggest shipyards In Europe , it equipped with the most modern river navigation Machinery and luxuriously furnished , it offers along tradition oriental and international service in true ancient atmosphere with ultra modern facilities available. In 1996, 1999,2002 went through regular renovation process in order to maintain the standard of the boat but in 2004 went through full renovation, refurbishment and redecoration process in order to compete with the international market need features, All Cabins are totally renovated equipped with private bath room with bathing-tub & two basin, 4 Channels Music , TV with Close Circuit video channel, mini bar, international telephone , individually controlled air-conditioning , private save box at the reception free of charge , Two Lifts ,Our non smoking restaurant offers dinning in one seating with 115 covers , A private non smoking & reading panorama lobby 100 m square , Private conference room well equipped , Lounge bar is tastefully furnished and offers a full international Bar service. The main lounge has music system and dance floor for the evening entertainment include Egyptian Folklore show and belly dance. On the sun deck a swimming pool and bar surrounded by elegant umbrellas , cans tables, Chairs and sun beds, The 24 hour reception provides full reception services. BOOK NOW M S Crown Emperor . Immerse yourself in the fascinating world of Egypt with its historical sights and varied landscapes. Depending on the tour you will discover the different sights of the Egyptian culture and be impressed by the beautiful landscape between Luxor and Aswan. Take a cruise on the second biggest Nile cruise ship (100 m long, 14 m wide, 1.25 m draft).cruise on the Nile combined with the renowned comfort, the friendly service and the wide−ranging gastronomy of the Iberotel chain. There is a swimming pool and poolbar on the sun deck. Reception (main deck), souvenir shop, laundry service, beauty salon (2x week) and an elegant lounge with bar (upper deck, open until 02.00h). BOOK NOW M S Crown Express . Immerse yourself in the fascinating world of Egypt with its historical sights and varied landscapes. Depending on the tour you will discover the different sights of the Egyptian culture and be impressed by the beautiful landscape between Luxor and Aswan. Take a cruise on the longest Nile cruise ship (110 m long, 14 m wide, 1.25 m draft). MS Iberotel Crown Empress has a total of 5 decks. A cruise on the Nile combined with the renowned comfort, the friendly service and the wide−ranging gastronomy of the Iberotel chain. There is a swimming pool and poolbar on the sun deck. Reception, souvenir shop, laundry service, beauty salon (2x week) and an elegant lounge with bar. BOOK NOW Oberoi Philae An idyllic way to discover the rich history along the Nile, this deluxe cruiser offers the elegance of an old world voyage. The Oberoi Philae offers guests a cruise on the Nile along the landmarks of an ancient civilization. The journey begins in Luxor or Aswan and courses through Pharaonic dynasties that span thousands of years. Elegant interiors with teak paneling, parquet floors, European antiques and Oriental carpets create an ambience of luxury. Excellent recreational and dining facilities make the journey pleasurable. Impeccable service and a beautiful setting come together to make this a voyage of discovery. Royal Lotus . T he tastefully decorated and spacious cabins and en suit modern bathrooms offer the guests every home comfort. every cabin features a safe deposit box. a fully equipped gym located in the third deck and offers magnificent views while excercising. An array of activities are offered to ensure an unforgettable cruise in the true Moevenpick style. The flagship cruiser benefits from the very latest marine engineering and navigation technology, and is certified to the highest international standards for safety and comfort and is operated by an experienced and professional crew. BOOK NOW Shery Boat Let us introduce you to one of the finest vessels on the Nile River. The M.S. Sherry Boat is your ideal floating hotel from which to discover the unforgettable sights and scenery that stretch on both banks of the river between Luxor & Aswan in Upper Egypt. A five star cruising boat, the M.S. Sherry features luxurious accommodation, mouthwatering cuisine, and a variety of recreational and entertainment options. Voyage the route of the Pharaohs in style... Welcome aboard! Sonesta Moon Goddess . The Sonesta Moon Goddess sails between Luxor and Aswan on the Nile, one of the world \'s most beautiful and famous rivers, for 4- and 6-night cruises. The Sonesta Moon Goddess is five-star cruise ship and was built in Cairo by Belgian interior designer José Vanden Bossche in 2000. The four-deck ship measures 72 meters in length, 11.40 meters in height and 14.20 meters in width. The ship was awarded the Certificate of Excellence POLSKI and classified as A-1 river service. 48 standard cabins with sliding glass doors opening to private balconies and 2 presidential suites with private lounges. All cabins feature private, direct-dial telephone, individual climate control, hairdryer, mini-bar, safety-deposit box, television and movie program. All bathrooms are equipped with bathtubs . BOOK NOW Sonesta Nile Goddess . T he Sonesta Nile Goddess sails between Luxor and Aswan on the Nile, one of the world \'s most beautiful and famous rivers, for 4- and 6-night cruises. The Sonesta Nile Goddess is five-star cruise ship and was built in Cairo by Belgian interior designer Jose Vanden Bossche in 1989. The five-deck ship measures 72 meters in length, 11 meters in height, and 13 meters in width. The ship was awarded the Certificate of Excellence from the American Bureau of Shipping (A.B.S.) and classified as A-1 river service 63 standard cabins and 2 presidential suites with private lounge. All cabins feature broad panoramic windows, private, direct-dial telephones, hairdryers, safety deposit boxes, mini bars, music system, individual climate control, televisions and movies program. Bathrooms are equipped with full-size bathtubs. BOOK NOW Sonesta Sun Goddess. Th e Sonesta Sun Goddess sails between Luxor and Aswan on the Nile, one of the world \'s most beautiful and famous rivers, for 4- and 6-night cruises. The Sonesta Sun Goddess is five-star cruise ship and was built in Cairo by Belgian interior designer José Vanden Bossche in 1993. The five-deck ship measures 77 meters in length, 11 meters in height and 14 meters in width. The ship was awarded the Certificate of Excellence from the American Bureau of Shipping (A.B.S.) and classified as A-1 river service. 58 standard cabins, 2 senator suites, 1 presidential suite and 1 royal suite with private lounge. All cabins feature panoramic windows, private direct-dial telephones, hairdryers, safety deposit boxes, mini bar, music system, individual climate control, television and movie program. Bathrooms are equipped with full-size bathtubs. BOOK NOW Royal Manta Travel Copyright © 2007 Royal Manta Travel | All Rights Reserved Design by Rami Adel | HTVhosting.com | W3C CSS 2.0 ",12);arrFiles[8]=new Array(9,"sharm.php","","Royal Manta, Egypt, Sharm, hot deals","your,keywords,goes,here","Your description goes here","Royal Manta Travel Home ABOUT US MANTA CLUB Reservation CONTACT US LOGIN VISIT THEM ALL CLASSIC Cairo Aswan Luxor Nile Cruise Oasis RESORTS Sharm Hurghada Taba Marsa Alam Sokhna Alexandria Dahab Nuiba El Quseir Gouna Makadi Bey Safaga Four Seasons . Four Seasons Resort Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt. Enjoy a seaside resort experience unparalleled in the Middle East. Superb dining, spa, fitness, diving and sports – and luxurious guest rooms clustered like a hillside village above the shimmering drama of the Red Sea BOOK NOW Hilton Fayroz. Hilton Sharm El Sheikh FayHilton Sharm El Sheikh Fayrouz Resort is Enclosed Within Beautiful Landscaped Gardens Beside the Longest Stretch of Beach in Naama Bay. Local attractions include the straits of tiran St Catherines Monastery and Ras-Mohamed Park. If you choose to relax at the hotel you can dine in any of our three restaurants, five bars and One cafe. The Leisure fFacilities on offer at the resort include outdoor swimming pools one of which is heated in the winter jacuzzi tennis squash a diving centre and a water sports centre . BOOK NOW Hilton Sharkbay. Hilton Sharks Bay is Ideally Located On the Southern Tip of Sharm El Sheikh in the Beautiful area of Sharks Bay. The Majority of our Rooms Overlook Either the pool or the clear blue water of the Red Sea. The hotel is also Well known for the lively atmosphere created by Its all Inclusive concept as well as for the magnificent coral reefs that lie near. BOOK NOW Hilton Water Falls . The Hilton Sharm Waterfalls Resort poised right on the edge of the Ras-Um-El-Sid Plateau and built in terraces descending down to the beach. The resort boasts a unique panoramic funicular, which connects the lobby area to a number of rooms until it reaches its journeys end at the main swimming pool alongside the beach. A simple stroll from your room to the water \'s edge is a delight with waterfalls and sparkling streams to guide you. The children club provides wt and dry entertainment which the kids will adore and they will have a great timestorig up memories to rival yours. The hotel is located on Ras Um-El-Sid Plateau overlooking the Red Sea, offering 314 air-conditioned rooms and suites. The hotel also features a unique Panoramic funicular connecting the lobby area to the main swimming pool. Additional facilities include six outdoor swimming pools; direct access to a private beach, a diving centre, health club and a variety of restaurants BOOK NOW Holiday Inn Located in Hadabet Om el Seid 18 km south from the international airport, 7 km south of Naama Bay, 4 km from down town, 272 rooms , 88 unit one bed room chalet 44 unit 02 bed room chalet, 28 suite, 04 outdoor swimming pool, jaccuzi ,two kids pools , diving center, water sport, safari , Layalina Beduin tent , Beach volleyball court, billiard room, amphitheater & animation activities. Amphoras Restaurant - 540 persons, beach restaurant Mermaid, Italian restaurant Pomodoro & Basilico, Bella Vista international restaurant ,beach pool terrace Cabana, Panorama terrace , Discotheque Coco Loco,Health club,car park,Laundry service ,shopping arcade , meeting room for 250 pax. r BOOK NOW Hyatt. Hyatt Regency Sharm El Sheikh offers a shimmering fusion of unyielding luxury in an informal natural setting. Terraced on an escarpment overlooking the clear, turquoise-hued waters adjacent to Na \'ama Bay, this 85 acre resort is poised on  \'the Gardens \' - one of the world \'s most pristine and awe-inspiring dive sites. Water flows throughout the resort \'s numerous streams, cascades, lily ponds and lagoons creating a true  \'aqua-oasis \' BOOK NOW Intercontinental Architectural style, the resort offers spectacular views of the Red Sea and the renowned Sinai mountains, and one of the best diving and snorkeling areas in the world. Located in the spectacular Garden Reef Bay, only minutes away from Sharm El She BOOK NOW Kahramana. Center of the most popular tourist area in Sharm El Sheikh. Kahramana Hotel has everything to offer! Great relaxing accommodation, heated pools, delicious gourmet restaurants, golden sandy beaches.... you name it BOOK NOW Laguna Vista. Its architectural elegance completing the splendor of Sinai nature in an authentic luxurious resort. Discover a museum of art and antiquities, excellence in service and the comfort with sty BOOK NOW Mariott The Sharm el Sheikh Marriott Beach Resort is located at the southern tip of Egypt \'s Sinai peninsula overlooking the sparkling waters and sandy beaches of Naama Bay. Connected to the promenade that extends the entire length of Naama Bay \'s two mile beachfront, the hotel provides easy access to many area shops and sights while the crystal clear waters of Naama Bay offer fabulous diving, snorkeling and a breathtaking array of marine life year-round. Most guest rooms at the Sharm el Sheikh Marriott Beach Resort have seaview balconies. A variety of dining outlets are available and recreational activities includes an onsite diving center, fully equipped health club and private beach. Complimentary shuttle bus service is provided to and from the airport BOOK NOW Renaissance Located at the southern tip of Egypt \'s Sinai peninsula, Sharm el Sheikh features a wonderful year-round climate with virtually no inclement weather. Nestled into a headland peninsula, the Renaissance Sharm el Sheikh Resort offers the sophisticated leisure traveler a beautiful new beach resort situtaed on three hundred meters of beach frontage overlooking the National Marine Park of Ras Mohamed BOOK NOW Ritz Calton. The spacious guestrooms’ private terraces afford views of either the Red Sea or the lush resort gardens. Guests can swim in an expansive pool complex, soak in a spa bath, or go on a scuba-diving excursion. A Bedouin Sand Bath and Cleopatra’s Indulgences are just two of the distinctive offerings from the resort’s luxury Spa. BOOK NOW Royal Paradise . The spacious guestrooms’ private terraces afford views of either the Red Sea or the lush resort gardens. Guests can swim in an expansive pool complex, soak in a spa bath, or go on a scuba-diving excursion.A Bedouin Sand Bath and Cleopatra’s Indulgences are just two of the distinctive offerings from the resort’s luxury Spa. BOOK NOW Savoy The Savoy Sharm El Sheikh spreads over 200,000 sq m2 of lush tropical foliage, waterfalls and serene surroundings, lying at the heart of the spectacular White Knight Beach it is located within the world-famous national park of Ras Mohammed, South Sinai, Egypt. Stunning in architectural design, the hotel itself boasts impeccable style: From its marble floors to high ceilings, decadent interiors through to simplistic colour themes. BOOK NOW Sheraton Located between the mountains and the tranquil waters of the Red Sea, the Sheraton Sharm Hotel, Resort and Villas is only 10 minutes from Sharm El-Sheikh International Airport and from the city center. From the lobby with its waterfalls to the 835 spacious guest rooms, the airy interior offers a haven of serenity and relaxation inspired by the blues and greens of the sea that surround our hotel. 300 guest rooms overlook the sea and the remaining rooms overlook the resort area. Relax and soak up the sun on our 800 meters of beach or by one of our eight swimming pools. For even more pampering, the 1,600-square foot Sothys Spa, with a panoramic sea view and gardens, is attached to the main entrance. It includes an indoor aqua medic pool for self-hydro massage, an indoor aqua gym therapy pool, two saunas, and a Turkish bath. Discover a legendary experience at the Sheraton Sharm Hotel, Resort and Villas BOOK NOW Sonesta Beach. The Sonesta Beach is a five-star resort located on famed Naama Bay, overlooking the Red Sea, South Sinai \'s desert and mountains. Just a 10-minute drive from Sharm El Sheikh International Airport, and a 50- minute flight from Cairo. BOOK NOW Sonesta Club The Sonesta Club is a four-star resort located on the famed Naama Bay, overlooking the South Sinai \'s desert and mountains. Just a 10-minute drive from Sharm El Sheikh International Airport and a 50-minute flight from Cairo. BOOK NOW Cairo Weather Forecast, Egypt Royal Manta Travel Copyright © 2007 Royal Manta Travel | All Rights Reserved Design by Rami Adel | HTVhosting.com | W3C CSS 2.0 ",12);arrFiles[9]=new Array(10,"hurghada.php","","Royal Manta, Egypt, Sharm, hot deals","your,keywords,goes,here","Your description goes here","Royal Manta Travel Home ABOUT US MANTA CLUB Reservation CONTACT US LOGIN VISIT THEM ALL CLASSIC Cairo Aswan Luxor Nile Cruise Oasis RESORTS Sharm Hurghada Taba Marsa Alam Sokhna Alexandria Dahab Nuiba El Quseir Gouna Makadi Bey Safaga Beach Al Batros . The hotel is surrounded with 123,000 square meters of lush landscaping with sparkling pools, lying directly on the coast of the Red Sea, where it is the perfect address for water sports enthusiasts, beach holidaymakers seeking relaxation and of course travelers seeking true adventures under water paradise BOOK NOW Golden Five. We are very pleased to present Hurgahada \'s most prestigious Hotel & Resort specially designed for all those who desire the finer things in life . Ideally located in the tourist area in Hurghada beach at the Red Sea - the most sophisticated, comfortable location in the world . There, you would discover the unique hospitality through our magnificent 5 stars hotels, deluxe resort & hotel facilities . BOOK NOW Grand Plaza . T he Grand Plaza Hurghada, a 5 stars hotel with 232 rooms and suites, some over looking the sea, is situated in Hurghada at a carefully selected spot, nestled among the majestic harmony of nature. The crystal clear water of the Red Sea, crowned with the unique golden beach is a paradise for you to enjoy. BOOK NOW Hilton Long Beach . Hilton Hurghada Long Beach immerses you in its wonder: 1100 metres of beach, plus beautiful gardens and palm trees ... a holiday at this beachfront resort will leave you feeling relaxed and refreshed. BOOK NOW hilton Plaza The Hilton Hurghada Plaza is a deluxe five-star hotel situated on Hurghada Bay, with all its 212 rooms overlooking the Red Sea. Hurghada is world-famous for scuba diving, tropical fish, coral reefs and water sports. The hotel has its own private beach and marina . BOOK NOW Hilton Resort . Hilton Hurghada Resort is located in Hurghada Bay which is a renowned area for scuba diving, tropical species of fish coral reefs and watersports activities. Perfectly overlooking the bay. Hilton Hurghada Resort is the right place for those who seek underwater exploration. BOOK NOW Intercontinental Nestled in Hurghada Bay, with its own private beach facing the Red Sea, its marina, its landscaped gardens, this beautiful hotel, is sympathetically designed to fit the environment. With its 252 rooms, all with seaviews, including family rooms, suites, Ambassador rooms with privileges, it is a heaven. BOOK NOW Marriott. H urghada Marriott Beach Resort Located on the shore of the sparkling Red Sea, featuring 283 fully equipped seafront rooms and suites, this hotel has its own private beach, private island, two swimming pools (main one heated in winter) 24 hours room service, discotheque, health club, 2 lighted tennis courts, 2 air-conditioned squash courts, Italian Restaurant, Patio Cafe, Pool bar & Grill, main restaurant serving buffet breakfast, a la carte menu and buffet dinner, Island bar & grill restaurant only during summer, Marnet internet cafe and a meeting room from 10 to 120 people theatre style . BOOK NOW Melia Pharaoh . The Meliá Pharaoh Hotel & Resort is located alongside Hurghada Beach in the Red Sea. 8 km from the airport and 18 km from the city centre. 280 km from Luxor. Organised excursions to all of the country \'s main tourist attractions. BOOK NOW Sofitel Hurghada Red Sea This hotel is located on the grounds of 40 hectares in the Arabian desert, on the shores of the Red Sea. Private beach. Airport shuttle. 312 rooms and 4 villas. Oriental specialities at the restaurant Omar Arabic. BOOK NOW Three Corners Triton Empire Hotel . The Empire Hotel is ideally located in the heart of the downtown area of Hurghada, at 7 km from the Hurghada International Airport, only at 200 meters from a private beach and in the middle of a huge shopping arcade. BOOK NOW Triton Empire Inn. The Triton Empire Inn is a 2-star, young people style hotel neighbouring The Triton Empire Hotel. The charm of this hotel is its cosy, intimate character and the liveliness of its location. BOOK NOW Triton Empire Resort The Triton Empire Beach Resort is located on a cosy beach and is a true oasis with a tropical landscape of lush gardens, flowers and palm trees. BOOK NOW Cairo Weather Forecast, Egypt Royal Manta Travel Copyright © 2007 Royal Manta Travel | All Rights Reserved Design by Rami Adel | HTVhosting.com | W3C CSS 2.0 ",12);arrFiles[10]=new Array(11,"sokhna.php","","Royal Manta, Egypt, ain sokhna","your,keywords,goes,here","Your description goes here","Royal Manta Travel Home ABOUT US MANTA CLUB Reservation CONTACT US LOGIN VISIT THEM ALL CLASSIC Cairo Aswan Luxor Nile Cruise Oasis RESORTS Sharm Hurghada Taba Marsa Alam Sokhna Alexandria Dahab Nuiba El Quseir Gouna Makadi Bey Safaga Palmera. Palmera Beach Resort has a unique location and a spectacular white sandy beach, which makes it the perfect place for your relaxed and care free getaway. Here you will find plenty of activities or simply you can soak-up the sun all day. BOOK NOW Ramada. The Ramada El Sokhna Resort is located in the new Red Sea resort community of Ein El Sokhna approximately one hundred forty-two kilometers or eighty-five miles southeast of Cairo. The hotel offers superior suite accommodations with private bath, dataport telephones and refrigerator plus beach access and watersports center, an indoor air conditioned coffee shop, meeting facilities and outdoor swimming pool. BOOK NOW Stella Di mare. The Stella di Mare boasts one of the most beautiful beaches on the Red Sea. With its highly regarded 5-star accommodation, catering, Thalasso center, sports and recreational facilities and elaborate state-of-the-art conferencing halls, it is no wonder that it is Egypt’s leading Resort, Conference and Thalasso Hotel. BOOK NOW About Sokhna Ain Sukhna, the Arabic words for hot spring, was named after the nearby sulfur springs. The springs originate at Gebel Ataka, the northern most mountain in the eastern desert. close enough to Cairo for a day-trip, this popular weekend resort has fine beaches, coral reefs, fishing and water sports. It is located about 55 kilometers (34 miles) south of Suez, and is the nearest bathing resort to Cairo. Some hotels in Ain Sukhna are the best on the Red Sea. Royal Manta Travel Copyright © 2007 Royal Manta Travel | All Rights Reserved Design by Rami Adel | HTVhosting.com | W3C CSS 2.0 ",12);arrFiles[11]=new Array(12,"taba.php","","Royal Manta, Egypt, Taba","your,keywords,goes,here","Your description goes here","Royal Manta Travel Home ABOUT US MANTA CLUB Reservation CONTACT US LOGIN VISIT THEM ALL CLASSIC Cairo Aswan Luxor Nile Cruise Oasis RESORTS Sharm Hurghada Taba Marsa Alam Sokhna Alexandria Dahab Nuiba El Quseir Gouna Makadi Bey Safaga Hyatt. P layground between the mountains and the sea... Located under the Taba Heights Mountain, this multi dimensional resort covers 368 hectares. Surrounded by majestic mountains with a 5km long secluded beach on a private bay, the resort offers a wide selection of leisure activities. The hotel is set amongst 8 hectares of lush landscaped gardens and lagoons. Its beachfront location makes it an idyllic getaway spot with the bonus of year-round sunshine.. . BOOK NOW Marriot . Situated on forty-four acres of lush gardens, pools and waterfalls, the new Taba Heights Marriott Beach Resort offers over five thousand square meters of pristine private sandy beach from which to snorkel and scuba dive. The hotel is located within a national conservation park and focuses on blending in with the natural surroundings. This is an ideal venue from which to explore world-class coral reefs and the Ras Mohamed National Park - the first marine park in Egypt. The Taba Heights Marriott Beach Resort combines deluxe accommodations with a variety of resort amenities. Unique bars and restaurants are available for nightly BOOK NOW Radisson. Paradise on earth, a beach resort in middle of mountain -This five star -beach resort has 348 beautifully appointed rooms, 2 heated swimming pools, one children \'s pool, a diving and water sport centre, camel riding, tennis courts and a full service health Centre BOOK NOW Sofitel S tar hotel offering 294 rooms. The Sofitel Taba Heights is located on the Gulf of Aqaba in the heart of Taba Heights. The Sofitel hotel is 20 kilometres away from Taba city centre and 40 kilometres from Taba airport. The hotel features two restaurants. , three bars, two swimming pools (1 for children), a private beach, a fitness centre and meeting rooms. Additionally, the hotel offers facilities for water sport, tennis, golf and excursions . BOOK NOW Sonesta . The Sonesta Beach Resort Taba is five-star resort overlooking the Red Sea and South Sinai’s desert and mountains directly located on the Gulf of Aquaba between Egypt, Jordan and Israel. Just 60 km drive from Taba International Airport, 48 km from Eilat, 160 km from Sharm El Sheikh and 430 km from Cairo. BOOK NOW Royal Manta Travel Copyright © 2007 Royal Manta Travel | All Rights Reserved Design by Rami Adel | HTVhosting.com | W3C CSS 2.0 ",12);arrFiles[12]=new Array(13,"dahab.php","","Royal Manta, Egypt, Sharm, hot deals","your,keywords,goes,here","Your description goes here","Royal Manta Travel Home ABOUT US MANTA CLUB Reservation CONTACT US LOGIN VISIT THEM ALL CLASSIC Cairo Aswan Luxor Nile Cruise Oasis RESORTS Sharm Hurghada Taba Marsa Alam Sokhna Alexandria Dahab Nuiba El Quseir Gouna Makadi Bey Safaga Hilton Dahab . The resort is set in grounds landscaped with shallow salt-water lakes and features a large open-air swimming pool complete with a terrace overlooking the Red Sea. The grounds adjoin the resort’s private beach, where guests can try windsurfing, water-skiing or scuba diving, with expert guidance from the water sports team, or relax with a drink from the beach bar. In the evenings, guests can sip drinks and watch the sunset from the terrace of the Coconut Bar. Younger guests will enjoy painting and playing games in the kids’ club, and a playground and children’s pool are provided on site. Babysitting services BOOK NOW Khattab. Khattab Hotel is located in a touristic area Called Taba, the hotel was opened in 2004, the hotel Contains: - In the first & Second floor : 180 rooms - Every room contains about air-condition, toilet, mini bar & satellite BOOK NOW Tropital. Over the years, the area has developed into a tourist center with camps, motels, restaurants, and bazaars. The Muzeina Bedouins moved and gave place to globetrotters, from all over the world, to meet in a lively atmosphere exchanging experiences and travel stories in numerous restaurants and cheap accommodation facilities. The spirit in El Assalah is that of the late 60. BOOK NOW Royal Manta Travel Copyright © 2007 Royal Manta Travel | All Rights Reserved Design by Rami Adel | HTVhosting.com | W3C CSS 2.0 ",12);arrFiles[13]=new Array(14,"alexandria.php","","Royal Manta, Cairo, Egypt, Aswan","your,keywords,goes,here","Your description goes here","Royal Manta Travel Home ABOUT US MANTA CLUB Reservation CONTACT US LOGIN VISIT THEM ALL CLASSIC Cairo Aswan Luxor Nile Cruise Oasis RESORTS Sharm Hurghada Taba Marsa Alam Sokhna Alexandria Dahab Nuiba El Quseir Gouna Makadi Bey Safaga Helnan palestine. The Palestine - Alexandria, is a five stars deluxe hotel with a unique location on Montazah’s fine beach with its calm waters where the waves wash the golden sands and surrounded by the vast magnificent gifts of nature, 350 acres of formal gardens. Facing the Montaza Royal Palace that was once the site of the late Egyptian Royal Family’s Summer Palace. Distance from Cairo: Only 2 ½ hrs by car and 2 hrs by train Access to city: Airlines,train, bus & car. Languages: Arabic, English & Frensh Currency: Egyptian pound (L.E) Visas: Are only required for visitors coming directly from abroad Electric Current: 220V. BOOK NOW Hilton Alexandria Green Plaza . Hilton Alexandria Green Plaza has 219 spacious rooms and 24 suites, just 2 km from Alexandria International Airport. Located 6 km from the Bibliotheca Alexandrina, the hotel is close to the city \'s business and cultural areas. Our expertise in organising banquets and meetings is complemented by our... BOOK NOW Hilton Borg El-arab . They say that location is everything. So for those who truly appreciate beach life, swimming or playing volleyball on the bright white sandy beaches, then look no further than the Hilton Borg El-Arab Resort. While ideal for families, couples and honeymooners, it also has excellent facilities for... BOOK NOW Kaoud Sporting For almost three decades, Kaoud Hotel Sporting has been one of Alexandria’s most famous hotels. The hotel has been very recently renovated and upgraded. It currently offers 100 rooms and suites, most of which have a direct view on the sea. Though the hotel is officially registered as a three-star hotel, and mainly thanks to the recent upgrading, it can be compared to 4-star and 5-star hotels when it comes to the service, facilities and expertise of its staff. The only solid proof that Kaoud Hotel is indeed a three-star hotel is the price you pay for the room Kaoud Sporting Hotel is located in Sporting which is one of the most beautiful areas of the famous seaside city of Alexandria. The hotel overlooks the sea directly and offers some breath-taking views from the comfort of the terraces in the far majority of rooms BOOK NOW Sheraton Montaza . The Sheraton Montazah Hotel is ideally located in Alexandria, the shinning pearl of the Mediterranean Sea. We are the perfect starting point to enjoy Alexandria \'s magnificent beaches and radiating cultural and tourist attractions. Our guest rooms and swimming pool offer breathtaking views of the Mediterranean Sea and exquisite Montazah Gardens. Enjoy our unique service while exploring Alexandria \'s most remarkable sights. We are only one kilometer from the Montazah Palace and Gardens, seven kilometers from the Royal Jewelry Museum, and 15 kilometers away from Nozha International Airport. BOOK NOW Sofitel Cecill On the sea shore with view over the bay and yachting harbour, the hotel is located in the heart of the business district, 3 miles from the El Nozha airport. Shops and cinemas close to the hotel. Beaches 2 miles away. 83 rooms and 3 suites. International cuisine at the Le Plat d Or brasserie. Coffe shop. Lounge bar. Terrace bar. 2 conference rooms for up to 50 people. Night club. BOOK NOW Windsor With panoramic view over the waterfront and the eastern harbour of Alexandria, newly restored Windsor Palace Hotel which was built in 1906 is today one of the splendid Heritage hotels in this ancient city. BOOK NOW Royal Manta Travel Copyright © 2007 Royal Manta Travel | All Rights Reserved Design by Rami Adel | HTVhosting.com | W3C CSS 2.0 ",12);arrFiles[14]=new Array(15,"nuiba.php","","Royal Manta, Egypt, Sharm, hot deals","your,keywords,goes,here","Your description goes here","Royal Manta Travel Home ABOUT US MANTA CLUB Reservation CONTACT US LOGIN VISIT THEM ALL CLASSIC Cairo Aswan Luxor Nile Cruise Oasis RESORTS Sharm Hurghada Taba Marsa Alam Sokhna Alexandria Dahab Nuiba El Quseir Gouna Makadi Bey Safaga Hilton Nuwiba. Guests can swim in the outdoor pool or soak up the sun on the pool terrace, which is surrounded by lush, landscaped gardens and offers panoramic views of the sea and mountains. Kids will be kept busy in the adjacent children’s pool and playground. Those looking for relaxation can enjoy a nap in a hammock or unwind on one of more than 60 sunbeds to be found at the hotel’s private sandy beach. BOOK NOW Regina. Situated in Nuweibaa City 2 km from the center of the city. Set on 8 km of sandy beach in the Sinai peninsula, Regina Nuweibaa coral Resort has a unique view of the Red Sea, the Sinai Mountains and Saudi Arabia. It is an ideal center for visiting the most famous sites of Sinai the Monastery of saint Catherine, 60km from Taba international airport, the Egyptian Israeli border. BOOK NOW Royal Manta Travel Copyright © 2007 Royal Manta Travel | All Rights Reserved Design by Rami Adel | HTVhosting.com | W3C CSS 2.0 ",12);arrFiles[15]=new Array(16,"quseir.php","","Royal Manta, Egypt, Sharm, hot deals","your,keywords,goes,here","Your description goes here","Royal Manta Travel Home ABOUT US MANTA CLUB Reservation CONTACT US LOGIN VISIT THEM ALL CLASSIC Cairo Aswan Luxor Nile Cruise Oasis RESORTS Sharm Hurghada Taba Marsa Alam Sokhna Alexandria Dahab Nuiba El Quseir Gouna Makadi Bey Safaga Movenpick. Seemingly part of the natural environment between sandy mountains and deepest blue seas is the Moevenpick El Quseir Resort. 250 rooms are set in clusters of stone-clad bungalows with high domed ceilings in atmospheric Nubian style. A beautiful white sand beach and stunning coral reef tempt guests to explore underwater . If you are looking for a relaxing or romantic get-away locale with an excellent beach, colorful diving, activities, arts and crafts, massage, spectacular food and superior service than the Movenpick Quseir on the Red Sea coast is waiting for you. 120 kilometers south of Hurghada, you will spot a lush expanse of green hugging the Red Sea with palm trees popping up along the shore. As you pull into the property it is very obvious that someone has put their heart and soul into this very special hide-away resort. BOOK NOW Royal Manta Travel Copyright © 2007 Royal Manta Travel | All Rights Reserved Design by Rami Adel | HTVhosting.com | W3C CSS 2.0 ",12);arrFiles[16]=new Array(17,"gouna.php","","Royal Manta, Egypt, Sharm, hot deals","your,keywords,goes,here","Your description goes here","Royal Manta Travel Home ABOUT US MANTA CLUB Reservation CONTACT US LOGIN VISIT THEM ALL CLASSIC Cairo Aswan Luxor Nile Cruise Oasis RESORTS Sharm Hurghada Taba Marsa Alam Sokhna Alexandria Dahab Nuiba El Quseir Gouna Makadi Bey Safaga Movenpick . This hotel is luxurious and discreet in a truly Swiss way. Each room is graced with breathtaking views of either the sea, the lagoons or lush gardens. The hotel has received several awards for the efforts in regard to environment incl ding the Green Globe Award. Housed in a privileged location, Mِvenpick guests are only a few minutes away from downtown Kafr El Gouna and its exciting night life. BOOK NOW Sheraton Miramar . A masterpiece of architectural beauty designed by world-famous architect Michael Graves, the Miramar built a magnificent setting of nine islands. The unique seafront setting of our resort lies against the dramatic backdrop of desert mountains where crystalline lagoons, wooden bridges and lush gardens give you the sensation of being in another world. With its playful use of colors and eclectic blend of Mediterranean and Arabian styles, the Miramar has been internationally acclaimed for its unique style and has received several environmental awards including the Green Globe. BOOK NOW Steigenberger . The Steigenberger Golf resort is a luxurious 5-star hotel designed by the famous architect Michael Graves. It recently won one of America’s most prestigious awards for architecture from the American Institute for Architects. The hotel is surrounded by blue lagoons and our 18-hole USPGA championship golf course. Offering fine cuisine and excellent service, it caters to the sophisticated golfer and vacationer. BOOK NOW Three Corners( Dawar El Omda) The architectural style of this intimate boutique hotel is reminiscent of an Upper Egyptian mayor’s mansion. Authentic to the core, the hotel’s architecture is complimented by superb interior design. Located in downtown Kafr El Gouna, this four-star hotel, has the distinctive aspect of being built partially over a lagoon and partially over land BOOK NOW Ocean View Hotel Perfectly located, TTC Ocean View Hotel offers travelers a much sought-after address: the Abu Tig Marina, just a short walk from El Gouna’s most exclusive shopping and dining experience. The hotel enjoys well-appointed rooms with fabulous views and a stunning pool overlooking the sea. BOOK NOW Rehana Inn . This self-catering hotel was designed to offer the maximum comfort for families and groups. It is built in the Nubian traditional style with studios for two guests and connecting rooms for four people. Guests staying at the TTC Rihana Inn have complete access to all facilities at the Rihana Resort and its sandy beach on the lagoon. BOOK NOW Rehana Resort With a quiet and relaxing atmosphere, the TTC Rihana Resort is an ideal getaway destination for travellers looking for a more intimate, secluded setting. Built along the banks of a lagoon, the TTC Rihana Resort is a Nubian style architectural masterpiece. Located exactly between downtown and the marina, guests can easily reach both areas . BOOK NOW Cairo Weather Forecast, Egypt Royal Manta Travel Copyright © 2007 Royal Manta Travel | All Rights Reserved Design by Rami Adel | HTVhosting.com | W3C CSS 2.0 ",12);arrFiles[17]=new Array(18,"makadi.php","","Royal Manta, Egypt, somabay","your,keywords,goes,here","Your description goes here","Royal Manta Travel Home ABOUT US MANTA CLUB Reservation CONTACT US LOGIN VISIT THEM ALL CLASSIC Cairo Aswan Luxor Nile Cruise Oasis RESORTS Sharm Hurghada Taba Marsa Alam Sokhna Alexandria Dahab Nuiba El Quseir Gouna Makadi Bey Safaga Interconti, Somabay InterContinental Abu Soma is one of Egypt’s most beautiful Red Sea resorts; boasting pristine golden sandy beaches, turquoise waters and stunning desert scenery. Palm trees tracing the curve of Abu Soma’s twin bays reveal a major landscaped oasis, which is creating an island of lush greenery. BOOK NOW Le Meridian . The hotel opened in 1991 and is located in Safaga, 60 km. south of Hurghada with one of the nicest sandy and natural beaches on the coast . BOOK NOW Sheraton Somabay . Imagine blue skies, white sandy beaches, and turquoise water lapping at your feet. Add miles of serene, unspoiled desert and a backdrop of the Red Sea mountains. South of Hurghada, far enough from crowded tourist towns, you \'ll find just that - the breathtaking Sheraton Soma Bay Resort. Our décor reflects the monuments of ancient Egypt with intricate pyramid, sphinx and pharaoh designs. We at the Sheraton Soma Bay Resort are committed to providing you with an unforgettable experience in an exclusive place BOOK NOW Royal Manta Travel Copyright © 2007 Royal Manta Travel | All Rights Reserved Design by Rami Adel | HTVhosting.com | W3C CSS 2.0 ",12);arrFiles[18]=new Array(19,"safaga.php","","Royal Manta, Egypt, Safaga","your,keywords,goes,here","Your description goes here","Royal Manta Travel Home ABOUT US MANTA CLUB Reservation CONTACT US LOGIN VISIT THEM ALL CLASSIC Cairo Aswan Luxor Nile Cruise Oasis RESORTS Sharm Hurghada Taba Marsa Alam Sokhna Alexandria Dahab Nuiba El Quseir Gouna Makadi Bey Safaga Holiday Inn This resort is ideally located only a 30-minutes drive away from Hurghada Airport, on the main road between Hurghada & Safaga. 50-minutes flight from Cair BOOK NOW Marriot . The hotel opened in 1991 and is located in Safaga, 60 km. south of Hurghada with one of the nicest sandy and natural beaches on the coast. BOOK NOW Royal Manta Travel Copyright © 2007 Royal Manta Travel | All Rights Reserved Design by Rami Adel | HTVhosting.com | W3C CSS 2.0 ",12);arrFiles[19]=new Array(20,"fishing_program.php","","Royal Manta, Cairo, Egypt, fishing, naser lake, nile perch","your,keywords,goes,here","Your description goes here","Royal Manta Travel Home ABOUT US MANTA CLUB Reservation CONTACT US LOGIN VISIT THEM ALL CLASSIC Cairo Aswan Luxor Nile Cruise Oasis RESORTS Sharm Hurghada Taba Marsa Alam Sokhna Alexandria Dahab Nuiba El Quseir Gouna Makadi Bey Safaga N ile perch are the largest freshwater fish in the world A reservoir of the Nile located in southern Egypt and northern Sudan, created by the Aswan High Dam after 1971. Lake Nasser, created by the construction of the High Dam at Aswan, is 298 miles long and 10 miles wide at its widest point, with a water capacity of 130 million acre-feet, of which 24 million acre-feet serve as dead storage for sediment and 73 million acre-feet as live storage. About one-quarter of all the Nile waters entering Lake Nasser are lost to evaporation and seepage. The largest man-made lake in the world, Lake Nasser has a major role in Egypt  \'s fishing industry, yielding 15,000 to 25,000 tons per annum. Original hopes that Lake Nasser would also support agriculture in its vicinity, however, have yet to be realized. In 1978 the Ministry of Irrigation authorized construction of the Tushka canal to carry away surplus water from Lake Nasser to the New Valley Project in the western desert in case a high flood upstream caused Lake Nasser \'s waters to pass over the spillway, leading to damage to barrages and bridge abutments downstream. This emergency canal was used for the first time in the late 1990s, at a time of unusually high Nile flows. At the beginning of the twenty-first century, the Tushka diversion was a source of international controversy in that the Egyptian government announced plans for routine diversions of lake water into the western desert to reclaim land. This came at a time when the ten riparian states of the Nile Basin were attempting to reach an accord on future uses of the limited waters of the river. Broadly speaking the year is divided into two seasons winter and summer (northern hemisphere). Season A – from February to end of July from approximately mid March through to the end of July the Nile perch are found in shallow water. This is because the Tilapia, the Nile perch’s principal prey, are spawning and then after spawning the huge population of Tilapia fry are growing up; all this takes place in water between 10 to 20 feet. This is the best time of the year for shore fishing and fly-fishing. Trolling provides good sport using shallower lures. There are still a lot of big Nile Perch around but they tend to be less concentrated than during Season B. August and September are very hot on Lake Nasser Season B – from mid October until end of January The lake is at its highest level and the Nile perch are found in deeper water. We feel that the bigger Nile perch are feeding up and then coming together to get ready for spawning which takes place sometime in January / February. Year after year we capture bigger fish during this season and almost all these fish are caught trolling over underwater promontories and sunken islands. The winter months are not the best time for shore fishing. Also, fly-fishing is difficult because it is harder to get down to the fish lying in deeper water. If you want to capture the big fish then Season B is your best bet. Season A will provide you with more action and fun but the average size of the fish captured tends to be smaller. When referring to smaller Nile perch we are talking about fish between 15 and 30lb while the bigger Nile perch can grow to 200lb + . Please take into consideration that the months of April & May – October & November are very high season and are often booked up well in advance. Click Here to download details in depth Royal Manta Travel Copyright © 2007 Royal Manta Travel | All Rights Reserved Design by Rami Adel | HTVhosting.com | W3C CSS 2.0 ",12);arrFiles[20]=new Array(21,"yoga.php","","Royal Manta, Cairo, Egypt, yoga","your,keywords,goes,here","Your description goes here","Royal Manta Travel Home ABOUT US MANTA CLUB Reservation CONTACT US LOGIN VISIT THEM ALL CLASSIC Cairo Aswan Luxor Nile Cruise Oasis RESORTS Sharm Hurghada Taba Marsa Alam Sokhna Alexandria Dahab Nuiba El Quseir Gouna Makadi Bey Safaga Releaf yourself, releaf your mind and body plus more. Yoga The Sinai spirit is perfect for calming and centering your mind, releasing your everyday tension, and filling your soul with a profound sense of gratitude to be alive. Join our drop-in classes, or combine yoga with a free diving or deep desert safari. Yoga is an ancient practice of linking the body with the mind through a series of physical poses, using your breath to calm and centre your mind, bringing you into the present moment. Incorporated into our daily life, it is used as a means of balancing the body, mind and emotions. The practice of yoga makes the body strong and flexible; it also improves the functioning of the respiratory, circulatory, digestive, and hormonal systems. The health benefits are multi-layered, going beyond the obvious external, physical benefits. Your nervous system is soothed. Your glandular system is balanced. Your cardiovascular and circulatory system are invigorated. Your digestive and metabolic systems are stimulated. Your elimination system is activated. Every single cell in your body benefits! All our bodies are meant for yoga. Anyone can practice. Everyone must practice. You do not need any special equipment or fancy clothing. All you need is the will to pursue a healthier and happier lifestyle. All ages are welcome. Any fitness level. Any weight or body type. Every pose can be made to suit you. Strength and suppleness all come with patience and practice as long as the spirit of willingness is there. Be gentle and patient with yourself. Treat yourself with kindness and remember that yoga is a process. In fact, life is a process and every single one of us belongs on the path. So take a step towards empowering yourself. Take a step in the right direction and meet us here at Desert Divers, Dahab. We look forward to meeting and practicing with you! Royal Manta Travel Copyright © 2007 Royal Manta Travel | All Rights Reserved Design by Rami Adel | HTVhosting.com | W3C CSS 2.0 ",12);arrFiles[21]=new Array(22,"nuba.php","","Royal Manta, Cairo, Egypt, Nuba, Philae Temple","your,keywords,goes,here","Your description goes here","Royal Manta Travel Home ABOUT US MANTA CLUB Reservation CONTACT US LOGIN VISIT THEM ALL CLASSIC Cairo Aswan Luxor Nile Cruise Oasis RESORTS Sharm Hurghada Taba Marsa Alam Sokhna Alexandria Dahab Nuiba El Quseir Gouna Makadi Bey Safaga Nuba is a unique place on earth located south Egypt, smells of the Ancients Nubian Houses Between the banks of the River Nile in Upper Egypt, a small houses nests on the island of Elephantine. Built with handmade mud bricks in the traditional Nubian style with sand floors and a flat roof, and boasting one of the best views on the Nile, its terrace is a spectacular spot to watch the sun setting over the sand dunes of the west bank. Your hosts, will be pleased to make you welcome. They serve drinks and meals, provide basic accommodation, and will arrange sightseeing or relaxing trips if you should wish. From their beach you can take a felucca boat trip along the Nile to Edfu or cross over to the Tombs of the Nobles on the west bank then walk or go by camel to St. Simoen Monastery and the Agha Khan \'s Mausoleum. If you wish your boatman will wait to take you upstream to the First Cataracts and onto Kitchener \'s Island to enjoy the lush botanical gardens. Or you may prefer to while away some hours watching the feluccas glide by and spotting birds on the river while sipping a cup of sweet tea or strong ginger coffee on the terrace. The house is clean and completely furnished, with a living room, a kitchen, three bedrooms, a bathroom, a toilet and warm and cold running water. And who doesn’t want to experience living in an African village just once in his life? Here is your chance! You’ll have a completely different holiday: the village people accept you as one of them; a local from West-Aswan instead of a tourist. You do your own shopping in the village, cook by yourself if you like. Time is yours to discover Nubia all by yourself. ________________________________________________________________________________ Elephantine Island Has wonderful gardens and is a good place to spend some leisure time wandering through the Nubian village where the people are friendly and the houses are often very colorful. The houses often have paintings or carved with a crocodile at the bottom, a fish in the middle and a man on top, with a woman \'s hand made of brass as a door knocker between the fish and man. Elephantine is Greek for elephant. The town has also been referenced as Kom, after it \'s principle god of the island, Khnum (Khnemu). It is believed that the island received it \'s name because it was a major ivory trading centre, though in fact it was a major trading post of many commodities. There are large boulders in the river near the island which resembled bathing elephants, and this too has been suggested as a reason for the island \'s name. The island is very beautiful, and there is a considerable amount to see. One of the main attractions is a Nilometer which was used to measure the water level of the Nile as late as the nineteenth century. There has been an ongoing excavation at the town for many years by the German Archaeological Institute and some of the finds along with many other island artefact, including a mummified ram of Khnum, are located in the Ele phantine Museum. Another major attraction is the ruins of the Temple of Khnum. Elephantine Island was considered to be home of this important Egyptian god, and while this structure dates back to the Queen Hatshepsut of the 18th Dynasty, there are references to a Temple of Khnum on the island as early as the 3rd Dynasty. There are also ruins of a Temple of Satet, who was Khnum \'s female counterpart (the three local deities were foremost Khnum, but also Satet and a local Nubian goddess Anqet. These gods were worshipped here since the earliest dynasties), also build by Queen Hatshepsut, a shrine to Hekayib from the 6th Dynasty, a local governor who was deified after his death. His cult flourished during the middle kingdom, and some fine statues from the shrine are now in the museum. You will also find a 3rd Dynasty granite step pyramid which is now just visible, and to the north, the mud-brick vaults of the late period which housed the bodies of the royal rams. On the south end of the island is a small one room Ptolemaic temple which was constructed from materials removed from the Kalabsha Temple The Philae island is at a distance of 3 km. at the south of Aswan Dam, and it comprises a group of religious temples and buildings of various eras; they are: Nkhtenbo Temple, west Arches, East Arches Arsniofis Temple, Emhotop Temple, Isis Great Temple, Churches, Hathor Temple, and Keshk Tragan or Bed of pharaoh. After the set up of the High Dam, the water overswept the island, and because of the significance of its temples, UNESCO in cooperation with Egypt rescued the temple and moved them to a next island called Egilco; which is a rock island at a height of 30 metres above the sea level. The project began in 1973 and ended in 1980 and the tourists can enjoy the show of the Sound and Light program with different languages supported. Many much more are waitign for you in this great adventure visit the link below for more detailed information. Click Here to download details in depth Royal Manta Travel Copyright © 2007 Royal Manta Travel | All Rights Reserved Design by Rami Adel | HTVhosting.com | W3C CSS 2.0 ",12);arrFiles[22]=new Array(23,"oasis.php","","Royal Manta, Cairo, Egypt, Oasis","your,keywords,goes,here","Your description goes here","Royal Manta Travel Home ABOUT US MANTA CLUB Reservation CONTACT US LOGIN VISIT THEM ALL CLASSIC Cairo Aswan Luxor Nile Cruise Oasis RESORTS Sharm Hurghada Taba Marsa Alam Sokhna Alexandria Dahab Nuiba El Quseir Gouna Makadi Bey Safaga International Hot Spring Hotel. The International Hot Spring Hotel is a *** star category and 365km SW of Cairo in Egypt \'s Western Desert. It offers comfortable facilities beside the Hot Spring like Gym, Sauna & Massage and sunroof. The quite and the climate of the desert guaranty a restful stay during the season from September to May. The Hotel is located at the food of the Black Mountain, which overlooks the entire Oasis and close to El Bawiti the center of the Oasis. The palm groves invite the visitors as well preserved tombs and temple ruins from Pharaonic reign, the only Alexander Temple in Egypt and the world famous Golden Mummies discovered as late as 1995. The HOT SPRING, located in the courtyard of the reception area has a water source which pours from a depth of 1200m at a temperature of 45 degrees Celsius. The water has a high content of iron, which contributes to the rusty color of the water. A soak in the spring is a wonderful relaxation from the stresses of every day-life .It also brings relief to those who suffer from arthritis and rheumatism BOOK NOW Siwa Paradise Hotel . Siwa Paradise Hotel is located in the heart of Egypt \'s Western Desert in one of the most beautiful spots Siwa Oasis. The area is famous for its dates and olives, and is one of the most beautiful landscapes of Egypt BOOK NOW Pioneer Al Kharga Oasis Hotel. Pioneer is a deluxe desert hotel situated in Al Kharga Oasis. Al Kharga is a true adventure base and is the link to all the wonders of the western desert such as the temple of Hibis, which lies just outside the centre of Al Kharga. The nearby Necropolis of Al Bagawat houses the temple of Dush. The stunning views of the surrounding desert and the charm of the mountains create a wonderful atmosphere of pureness and serenity. The hotel is renowned for its warm and sincere hospitality. A wide selection of international and local cuisines awaits to pamper you. Here, our valued guests have the opportunity to refresh and rejuvenate their spirits. Sol Y Mar Pioneers is a unique hotel which caters to travelers who love nature and long for a memorable adventure. Al Kharga is the true adventure site and is the link to all the other wonders of the western desert - the temple of Hibis lies just outside the center of Al Kharga. The nearby Necropolis of Al Bagawat, houses the temple of Dush. Camping possibilities at Sol Y Mar Camp “Nasser. BOOK NOW Soly Mar Mut Inn Al Dakhla. Sol Y Mar Mut Inn Al Dakhla Oasis is a collection of different settlements, dominated on its northern horizon by a wall of rose-colored rocks. Fertile cultivated areas growing rice, peanuts and fruits are dotted between sand dunes along the roads from Farafra to Al Kharga in this area of outstanding natural beauty. At Mut, the capital of Al Dakhla oasis, there lies the beautiful Sol Y Mar Inn Al Dakhla, famous for its own natural thermal hot spring. Al Dakhla Oasis, there exists the most exciting village Al Qasr (built in the traditional Islamic style), the Roman burial ground of Mozawaka and the temple of Deir El Hagar. During the time of Old Kingdom, Al Dakhla was directly linked to the River Nile. Whilst at the time of the New Kingdom, Mut became the capital of Al Dakhla. Prehistoric lakes once covered the whole oasis, but now artificial lakes have been created to support the fishing industry in addition to agriculture, the main industry in Al Dakhla. BOOK NOW Royal Manta Travel Copyright © 2007 Royal Manta Travel | All Rights Reserved Design by Rami Adel | HTVhosting.com | W3C CSS 2.0 ",12);arrFiles[23]=new Array(24,"reservation/","","Index of /reservation","","","Index of /reservation Name Last modified Size Description Parent Directory - ",1);arrFiles[24]=new Array(25,"marsa.php","","Royal Manta, Egypt, Marsa Alam","your,keywords,goes,here","Your description goes here","Royal Manta Travel Home ABOUT US MANTA CLUB Reservation CONTACT US LOGIN VISIT THEM ALL CLASSIC Cairo Aswan Luxor Nile Cruise Oasis RESORTS Sharm Hurghada Taba Marsa Alam Sokhna Alexandria Dahab Nuiba El Quseir Gouna Makadi Bey Safaga Amaraya. Club Amaraya is located in one of the most magnificent region, famous for its unspoiled natural beauty and access to world class dive sites.Comfortable, cozy and lively, club Amaraya invites you to a diverse, adventurous and relaxing vacation. BOOK NOW Kahramana. Blondie Beach is the name of this district. It is called Blondie after that reddish hill at the northern end of our resort. Tanning in that area has triple effect rather than tanning anywhere else. Our aim in Kahramana Resort is to give you the very best of Egyptian hospitality and the sort of luxury you can expect of a truly great international resort BOOK NOW Royal Manta Travel Copyright © 2007 Royal Manta Travel | All Rights Reserved Design by Rami Adel | HTVhosting.com | W3C CSS 2.0 ",12);arrFiles[25]=new Array(26,"pdf/fishing_in_lake_nasser.pdf","6 Jun 2007","Fishing in Lake Nasser.doc","","","  A reservoir of the Nile located in southern Egypt and northern Sudan, created by the Aswan High Dam after 1971. Lake Nasser, created by the construction of the High Dam at Aswan, is 298 miles long and 10 miles wide at its widest point, with a water capacity of 130 million acre-feet, of which 24 million acre-feet serve as dead storage for sediment and 73 million acre-feet as live storage. About one-quarter of all the Nile waters entering Lake Nasser are lost to evaporation and seepage. The largest man-made lake in the world, Lake Nasser has a major role in Egypt \'s fishing industry, yielding 15,000 to 25,000 tons per annum. Original hopes that Lake Nasser would also support agriculture in its vicinity, however, have yet to be realized. In 1978 the Ministry of Irrigation authorized construction of the Tushka canal to carry away surplus water from Lake Nasser to the New Valley Project in the western desert in case a high flood upstream caused Lake Nasser \'s waters to pass over the spillway, leading to damage to barrages and bridge abutments downstream. This emergency canal was used for the first time in the late 1990s, at a time of unusually high Nile flows. At the beginning of the twenty-first century, the Tushka diversion was a source of international controversy in that the Egyptian government announced plans for routine diversions of lake water into the western desert to reclaim land. This came at a time when the ten riparian states of the Nile Basin were attempting to reach an accord on future uses of the limited waters of the river.    Broadly speaking the year is divided into two seasons winter and summer (northern hemisphere). Season A ­ from February to end of July from approximately mid March through to the end of July the Nile perch are found in shallow water. This is because the Tilapia, the Nile perch \'s principal prey, are spawning and then after spawning the huge population of Tilapia fry are growing up; all this takes place in water between 10 to 20 feet. This is the best time of the year for shore fishing and fly-fishing. Trolling provides good sport using shallower lures. There are still a lot of big Nile Perch around but they tend to be less concentrated than during Season B. August and September are very hot on Lake Nasser Season B ­ from mid October until end of January The lake is at its highest level and the Nile perch are found in deeper water. We feel that the bigger Nile perch are feeding up and then coming together to get ready for spawning which takes place sometime in January / February. Year after year we capture bigger fish during this season and almost all these fish are caught trolling over underwater promontories and sunken islands. The winter months are not the best time for shore fishing. Also, fly-fishing is difficult because it is harder to get down to the fish lying in deeper water. If you want to capture the big fish then Season B is your best bet. Season A will provide you with more action and fun but the average size of the fish captured tends to be smaller. When referring to smaller Nile perch we are talking about fish between 15 and 30lb while the bigger Nile perch can grow to 200lb + . Please take into consideration that the months of April & May ­ October & November are very high season and are often booked up well in advance.    The area enjoys a dry desert climate that is neither humid nor oppressive, which makes a big difference to comfort levels. The area is always dry; there might be a very light rain during the winter months but it is extremely rare. I remember asking one of our guides who is 28 years old how often he had experienced normal rain in his life and his reply was twice! In summer the wind is not a major problem, it is comparatively rare for it to be strong for more than a few hours. The winter months from December to the end of February are more prone to wind. OCTOBER TO MAY From mid October to April the evenings can be cold and at night temperatures might drop to 8c, remember to bring warm clothes and a warm sleeping bag. The day temperatures from April to June are similar to warm summer in Europe. JUNE TO SEPTEMBER The weather is dry and hot. In the middle of the day temperatures average about 30c but can reach 35c+. The hottest months are August and September when the temperature can reach 40c+. On the lake the temperature is always a few degrees lower due to the cooling effect of the large body of water. SUN Do not underestimate the strength of the desert sun. Always wear sun protection and a hat and drink plenty of non-alcoholic liquid (except in the evening?). If you begin to feel weak or just not quite right, come out of the sun, drink something sweet and rest until you feel normal again. The best cure is to drink as much as you can, start with a re-hydration sachet drink and then go for a swim. If your urine is darker than normal then you are not drinking enough water.    Average maximum air Temperature in Centigrade:  Jan 26  Feb 27  Mar 29  Apr 33  May 35  Jun 38  Jul 40  Aug 39  Sep 37  Oct 36  Nov 33  Dec 29  Mean air Temperature in Centigrade:  Jan 17 Feb 18 Mar 22 Apr 27 May 32 Jun 33 Jul 33 Aug 33 Sep 31 Oct 29 Nov 23 Dec 18  Water Temperature surface Centigrade in Lake Nasser:  Jan 17  Feb 18  Mar 20  Apr 26  May 27  Jun 28  Jul 28  Aug 28  Sep 26  Oct 25  Nov 23  Dec 20    During the summer months, light cotton clothing is advisable and a cap or sun hat is a necessity. Bring a light jacket or sweatshirt for the cooler evenings. Plan to protect yourself from the sun, come well prepared with plenty of sun block. In the winter months, you will need a warm jersey along with a good windproof coat for the evenings. Do not underestimate how cold it might get at night. Good footwear is important, especially for shore fishing. You will need rubber or similar soles for gripping on rocks and canvas or similar uppers that dry out quickly. Get shoes with sides high enough to protect your ankles. Most people bring far too much clothing etc. Pack two sets of casual-smart clothes for the two nights you will spend in hotels. For the safari pack, just enough for two or three changes depending on if you are coming for one or two weeks.  Items You May Forget  · · · · · · · · · · · · · Sleeping bag Sunglasses ­ Polaroid Sun hat Suntan lotion with a high protection factor (15+) Moisturiser & lip balm Insect repellent Long sleeved shirt - protection from the sun Jersey and a warm coat for the winter months Basic First Aid Kit Re-hydration powders Binoculars Torch and spare batteries Plastic bags to protect your camera from dust  We will provide you with a freshly laundered sleeping bag sheet, blankets and a pillow with a fresh pillowcase. Some anglers might prefer to bring their own sleeping bag especially during the winter months when the nights can be cold; this is a matter of personal preference.    Film should be packed in your hand luggage as the type of x-ray used for your cargo baggage might damage it. Because the bright desert light and reflection from the water you will need a UV filter. Pack your camera equipment and film in plastic Zip Lock bags to protect them from dust and sand. When taking that important trophy picture it is essential to remember to use a fill in flash. Your automatic light meter reading will register the bright silver fish, which will result in shaded or the black Nubian faces coming out too dark in your picture.    Before you can join a safari that involves an overnight stay on the lake a permit has to be obtained from the authorities. To get this permit we need a clear photocopy of the information pages of your passport, there is no need to copy the visa pages. These passport copies MUST reach us at least THREE WEEKS before you travel otherwise we might not be able to get your permission to visit Lake Nasser. Send the passport photocopy to your travel agent or direct to Royal Manta Travel. Please send us your passport copy by either of the following methods:1) Scan them and send by E-mail to reservation@royalmanta.com 2) Fax the passport photocopy to Royal Manta Travel Fax: +2 02 240 45 337    Fishing Boats are specially designed for fishing safaris on Lake Nasser. Built for tough work in remote areas, each boat is fitted with long-range fuel tanks and plenty of storage area for your equipment. Fishing Platform The bow deck is flat, providing a forward casting area and there is an all round deck in case a quick maneuver is needed when that big fish takes a dive under the boat. The stern is a spacious trolling and casting area. And each boat is fitted with a fish-finder and weighing scales. Accommodation Each boat has comfortable on board sleeping facilities with two bunks each with full-size single mattress this area also provides spacious daytime seating. At night the cabin can be enclosed by canvas, providing a cozy sheltered sleeping area. Each boat cabin has a 12v lighting system. Many anglers enjoy the unique and peaceful experience of sleeping under the desert stars on the wind-protected upper deck, which has a ladder access. SUPPLY BOATS Supply boats (mother ships) which carry the safari equipment, provisions, fuel, cooks, helpers etc. They have built-in kitchens, toilet and shower and large iceboxes to keep drinks cool. Marhaba the Lake Nasser Safari supply boat is fitted with a radio transmitter - receiver and keeps in contact with our base in Aswan at all times.    A supply boat enables comfortable camps to be set up close to the best fishing areas, even when the shoreline is rocky and inhospitable. The Nubian safari staff will surprise you with their ability to conjure up amazing food in the middle of nowhere, including freshly baked bread every morning. The style of cooking is a blend of western taste merged with Nubian cuisine, which is superb, we eat well and the camp is comfortable, relaxed and has a fantastic atmosphere. This style of camping is comfortable and safe but still maintains the adventurous atmosphere of being out in the wilds.    Tackle and lures for heavy fishing are expensive. If you do not already have this type of tackle you can save money by hiring everything you need. If you hook into that fish of a life time it is important to have quality equipment, rest assured that the rods & reels we provide are top of the range. Fishing the lake every day we have the advantage of being up to date with successful lures. We have an extensive range of lures, fitted with extra strength hooks, for both trolling and shore fishing. We operate a straightforward hire system, you pay the hire price for the equipment you need, look after it, return it and that is the end of the matter. If you loose or break any of the items then you are expected to pay for them. You will find the cost of lost lures etc. under the heading  Lost Charge  in the Hire Charges table below. If necessary, you can arrive in Aswan for your fishing holiday with no tackle at all and have total confidence that we will provide you with all you need. We do not provide replacement line. Your trolling reel comes loaded with 30/40lb BS line and your shore reel is loaded with 20/25lb BS line. When this line is used up, you have to replace it yourself.  Rods  Some anglers prefer short rods & other prefer longer rods. We have both types, if you have a preference be sure to let us know to make sure you get the rod that you are most comfortable with. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 11 \' shore casting rod - fixed spool or multiplier 9 \'6  casting or trolling - fixed spool or multiplier 6 \'10  - multiplier dual - casting or trolling 8 \' ­ fixed spool or Multiplier ­ casting or trolling 7 \' casting line weight 6 -10kg - fixed spool 6 \' spin line weight - 3kg - fixed spool    Reels  1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Shimano multiplier TLD series 15 and 20 ­ trolling Shimano Staradic 6000FH fixed spool ­ casting Shimano Baitrunner 3500B fixed spool ­ casting Shimano Calcutta 400 multiplier ­ casting Shimano Calcutta 700 multiplier - dual casting & trolling Shimano Sedona 4000 fixed spool ­ spinning  Tackle Hire Order  Select the equipment you would like to hire and then email your list to the Royal Manta Travel at reservation@royalmanta.com We will send you a confirmation and arrange to have your order ready for you to collect at the start of the safari. You pay for tackle hire when you collect it from us before your safari starts. The reason you don \'t pay in advance is to give you the option of buying or borrowing equipment before you come on a safari. If you decide to cancel, any ordered items please tell us in advance. Lost or Broken: If any items you hire are lost or broken then you will have to pay the `Lost or Broken \' charge as detailed below. There are no charges for fish damaged lures so long as the lure is returned with your hired tackle box. Broken or lost rods will be charged for regardless of the reason. We do not charge for broken reels you will only pay if they are lost.  Hire Charges  If you need to hire many different items, you will find the  Combo  is the best deal. The Combo includes a tackle box, trolling rod & reel, shore rod & reel, and a light spinning rod and reel Regular: multiplier for trolling and fixed spool reels for casting Specialist: Two sets of multipliers reels a Calcutta 400 & a Calcutta 700 both can be used for trolling and casting and a spinning rod with fixed spool reel    Do not underestimate the strength of Nile perch when it comes to destroying lures; most lures are not strong enough and require replacement hooks and split rings. The bigger Rapala lures are fitted with hooks and rings, which are just about strong enough. The lures (or baits) we suggest for Lake Nasser tend to change as we research and discover new products. The following list, are the ones we currently suggest you consider bringing. Some will work better than others and a lot will depend on prevailing fishing conditions. Lures marked with an. · Bucher Depth Raider, straight & jointed  ·  Halco Sorcerer 150 XDD - Crazy Deep  ·  Manns Stretch 30+ & 18+  ·  Manns Stretch Imitator Junior    ·  Musky Big & Little Ernie  ·  Nielsmaster Invincible 25cm *  ·  Rapala Super Shad Rap SSR sinking & floating  ·  Rapala X-Rap Magnum 30  ·  Rapala Magnum CD18 & CD 22*    The majority of anglers who come to Lake Nasser are mainly interested in catching the big Nile perch. Most who visit the lake for the first time will catch the largest fresh water fish of their life; practically everyone achieves this goal and has an angling adventure they will never forget. The lake also provides some outstanding sport using lighter tackle. The difference between heavy and light tackle is considerable. At the top end, you have to be prepared for fish that weigh from 75lb up to 200lb+. In the middle category, you will be taking on fish from 30lb+ and in the lightweight section, the lake abounds with small Nile perch in the 10lb to 30lb bracket, which are exceptional sport on light tackle. In the  \'micro \' bracket, the lake is full of juvenile tiger fish and Alestes from 6oz to 2lb; a reservoir fly rod or a light-spinning rod is great fun. We recommend you bring lighter tackle, which will give you a lot of fun as well as provide you with a method of getting a supply of both dead and live bait.  TACKLING UP Never underestimate the strength of a big Nile perch; they can bend an extra strong 5xx treble. If you are using your own lures please check with the guide to make sure hooks and split rings are strong enough. Simplicity and strength are the key rules. We suggest you do not use spring lock swivels for heavy trolling it is better to tie the 80lb monofilament directly on to the lure using a special knot, which the the guides will show you how to tie. Three treble hooks attached to one lure can give a big perch enough purchase to throw the lure or bend the hooks. Two treble hooks set close together is much more effective and does not damage the fish as much.    Arrival Itinerary  Day 1. UPON arrival to Egypt, Royal Manta representative will meet you at either Cairo or Luxor airport in the arrivals hall. You will be assisted through customs & immigration and then taken to a four star hotel for bed and breakfast. Day 2. Transfer to either Cairo or Luxor airport for the flight to Aswan, with a flight arrival time in Aswan of between 8.30 or 9.30am. An African Angler representative will meet you at Aswan airport and transfer you to the safari start point.  Departure Itinerary  Day 1. At the end of the safari you will be transferred from the lake to Aswan airport for the flight to Cairo or Luxor where you will be met and then transferred to a four star hotel for overnight with breakfast. Day 2. Transfer to either Cairo or Luxor airport for your flight home. Help with immigration and customs will be provided.    ",441);arrFiles[26]=new Array(27,"reservation/?C=N;O=D","","Index of /reservation","","","Index of /reservation Name Last modified Size Description Parent Directory - ",1);arrFiles[27]=new Array(28,"reservation/?C=M;O=A","","Index of /reservation","","","Index of /reservation Name Last modified Size Description Parent Directory - ",1);arrFiles[28]=new Array(29,"pdf/nubian_houses.pdf","10 Jun 2007","Nubian Houses..doc","","","  Between the banks of the River Nile in Upper Egypt, a small houses nests on the island of Elephantine. Built with handmade mud bricks in the traditional Nubian style with sand floors and a flat roof, and boasting one of the best views on the Nile, its terrace is a spectacular spot to watch the sun setting over the sand dunes of the west bank. Your hosts, will be pleased to make you welcome. They serve drinks and meals, provide basic accommodation, and will arrange sightseeing or relaxing trips if you should wish. From their beach you can take a felucca boat trip along the Nile to Edfu or cross over to the Tombs of the Nobles on the west bank then walk or go by camel to St. Simoen Monastery and the Agha Khan \'s Mausoleum. If you wish your boatman will wait to take you upstream to the First Cataracts and onto Kitchener \'s Island to enjoy the lush botanical gardens. Or you may prefer to while away some hours watching the feluccas glide by and spotting birds on the river while sipping a cup of sweet tea or strong ginger coffee on the terrace.  Accommodation  The house is clean and completely furnished, with a living room, a kitchen, three bedrooms, a bathroom, a toilet and warm and cold running water. And who doesn \'t want to experience living in an African village just once in his life? Here is your chance! You \'ll have a completely different holiday: the village people accept you as one of them; a local from West-Aswan instead of a tourist. You do your own shopping in the village, cook by yourself if you like. Time is yours to discover Nubia all by yourself.  Women  The Nubian House is a safe and comfortable place for women travelers, where they will be treated with respect. Please respect local customs and dress modestly, covering your body from shoulders to knees.  Bird Watching  Elephantine offers exceptional bird spotting. From the terrace of the Nubian House, you may watch Green Heron among many other breeding and migratory water birds such as the Egyptian Goose. Black Kite circle overhead, having made the tower of the Oberoi Hotel a regular perch. Amongst them, you may also spot a Lappet-faced or an Egyptian Vulture.    Elephantine Island  has wonderful gardens and is a good place to spend some leisure time wandering through the Nubian village where the people are friendly and the houses are often very colorful. The houses often have paintings or carved with a crocodile at the bottom, a fish in the middle and a man on top, with a woman \'s hand made of brass as a door knocker between the fish and man. Elephantine is Greek for elephant. The town has also been referenced as Kom, after it \'s principle god of the island, Khnum (Khnemu). It is believed that the island received it \'s name because it was a major ivory trading centre, though in fact it was a major trading post of many commodities. There are large boulders in the river near the island which resembled bathing elephants, and this too has been suggested as a reason for the island \'s name. The island is very beautiful, and there is a considerable amount to see. One of the main attractions is a Nilometer which was used to measure the water level of the Nile as late as the nineteenth century. There has been an ongoing excavation at the town for many years by the German Archaeological Institute and some of the finds along with many other island artefact, including a mummified ram of Khnum, are located in the Elephantine Museum. Another major attraction is the ruins of the Temple of Khnum. Elephantine Island was considered to be home of this important Egyptian god, and while this structure dates back to the Queen Hatshepsut of the 18th Dynasty, there are references to a Temple of Khnum on the island as early as the 3rd Dynasty. There are also ruins of a Temple of Satet, who was Khnum \'s female counterpart (the three local deities were foremost Khnum, but also Satet and a local Nubian goddess Anqet. These gods were worshipped here since the earliest dynasties), also build by Queen Hatshepsut, a shrine to Hekayib from the 6th Dynasty, a local governor who was deified after his death. His cult flourished during the middle kingdom, and some fine statues from the shrine are now in the museum. You will also find a 3rd Dynasty granite step pyramid which is now just visible, and to the north, the mud-brick vaults of the late period which housed the bodies of the royal rams. On the south end of the island is a small one room Ptolemaic temple which was constructed from materials removed from the Kalabsha Temple    The Unfinished Obelisk:  It lies at the east south of the old cemetery in Aswan, and its height is 41.75 metres, and its weight is 1168 tons. since the ancient times the most important source of granite needed by the ancients to build up their temples, obelisk, their coffins, statues, pyramids and the like should go to Aswan as the land of Granites.  Nobles \' Tombs:  They are engraved in the rocks of the west mountain in front of the north of Aswan. They date back to the Old and Middle Kingdom. They were discovered in 1885 and the most important of which are: Mekho, Sapti, Khons, and Harkhok Historians discovered on the walls of these tombs inscriptions and writing through which they followed up the role played by those nobles to protect the country, or the adventures they made to find out the source of the Nile.  Philae Temple:  The Philae island is at a distance of 3 km. at the south of Aswan Dam, and it comprises a group of religious temples and buildings of various eras; they are: Nkhtenbo Temple, west Arches, East Arches Arsniofis Temple, Emhotop Temple, Isis Great Temple, Churches, Hathor Temple, and Keshk Tragan or Bed of pharaoh. After the set up of the High Dam, the water overswept the island, and because of the significance of its temples, UNESCO in cooperation with Egypt rescued the temple and moved them to a next island called  Egilco ; which is a rock island at a height of 30 metres above the sea level. The project began in 1973 and ended in 1980 and the tourists can enjoy the show of the Sound and Light program with different languages supported.  KALABSHA TEMPLE:  Its construction goes back to the reign of the Roman Emperor  Octavius August  (39 b.c -14 b.c). It was moved from its first place on the west bank of the Nile, at a distance of 57km at the south of Aswan, and rebuilt near the west of the High Dam in 1963. It is one of the biggest and most beautiful Nubian temples next to Abou Simbel Temple and most perfect one with respect to the architectural elements of the ancient Egyptian temples. It is built of sand rocks and on its walls there are important inscriptions and writing representing the Egyptian deities, such as ISIS, OSORIS, AMON ... etc. This temple was for the worship of Nubian God     Menolis , yet there were private worship for Amon, Raa, khanoum, and Betah.  Al Wali House Temple:  It is one of the most beautiful temple engraved in the rocks in Nubia. It was established by King Ramses the second, and was located at a distance of 57 km, at the south of the High Dam, but was moved and rebuilt at the west of the High Dam, next to Kalabsha Temple.  Abu Simbel Temple:  They are the most important relics of Ramses the second (1290-1223 B.C) in Nubian, and are situated at a distance of 280 km from the south of Aswan. They are engraved in the rocks, the big one is distinguished by four huge statues of Ramses the second, the height of each is 20 metres, and it was specialized for the worship of God  Raa Hor Akhti  the God of the rising sun. Inside the temple there is a hall carried on pillars engraved in rocks representing the king in the form of Osoris. On its walls colored painting portraying some battles launched by Ramses the second in Libya and Syria. At the end of the temple, there is a room of the Holy of Holies, in which there are four statues, the first one belongs to the worshipped  Hor Akhti  the second is of  Amoun Raa  the third of  Betah  and the fourth of the king Himself, as the worshipped God of the temple. There are also several side rooms, on which walls there are colored inscriptions. Outside the temple, there are other relics, amongst which is the famous painting portraying the story of the marriage of Ramses the second with the daughter of Hittites King. The second temple is smaller than the first one. It is called  Nefertari Temple , and at a little distance from built by Ramses the second for his beautiful wife Nefertari. In front of its facade, there are statues engraved in rocks representing both of the king and the queen, the height of which is about 10 metres. Inside the temple, there are colored paintings on the walls portraying the queen offering sacrifices to  Hathor . The water of the High Dam have overwhelmed the places of these two temple like the other temples of Nubia. Hence, the world countries exerted a great effort to rescue these monuments, as they participated through UNESCO in paying at expenditures of a project based on breaking the rocks of these two temples into parts, to be easy to move, then re-building them, as they were, on a high hill overlooking the banks of the lake, not far from the original place.    KOM OMBO TEMPLE:  It is situated in Kom Ombo City, overlooking the east bank of the Nile, at a distance of 45 mk from the north of Aswan city. Its name in the Pharaonic era was  nebt  meaning the  Golden  then in the Coptic was  Anbo , and in the Greek was  Anbos  from which the present name was derived. The city is famous of its dual temple devoted for the worship of Gods  sabk  and  Horo . It dates back to the Greek Roman era, and is distinguished by its high position overlooking the River Nile, its wonderful pillars, and the surrounding ruins of the old city. It is the most beautiful temple of the Roman era in Egypt, where the Egyptian connected it with the Nile, hence its celebrations were held at the time of Nile inundation.  EDFU TEMPLE:  It lies in Edfu city at a distance of 123 km from the north of Aswan city, and overlooks the west bank of the Nile. It dates back to the ptolomic era and was specialized for the worship of God  Horus  It is one of the most magnificent Egyptian temples, distinguished by the greatness of construction and is a wonderful example of the Egyptian Temples in keeping its general appearance. Its construction began at the end of 237 b.c. during the reign of Ptolmy 111 but the dissension, and bloody revolutions in Upper Egypt then, hindered the completion of work, till it ended in 42 b.c. after the passage of 180 years. On its walls there are inscriptions portraying the religion of the ancient Egyptians and many details about their religious rituals and feasts.  The Botanical Island:  It is situated midst of the Nile, and is a model garden on an area of 18 feddans, In addition to being an experimental station to acclimate the plants and trees of the hot and tropical areas.  Anba Samaan Monastery:  It is at a distance of 25 minutes from the Nile, and is the most important Christian Antiquity in Egypt. It gives a full picture of the Coptic Monasteries in their peak of fame, for it still preserves all its important parts such as the church and houses of clergymen.... etc. Its establishment dates back to the seventeen century and was destroyed in the thirteen century.    Aga Khan Mausoleum:  It lies on the west bank of the Nile, was set up in the footsteps of the Fatimid style and the mausoleum contains two tombs one for Him and the other is for his wife  Om Habiba  who entombed in 2000 and it comprises a coffin of snow white marble containing the body of Aga Khan the third, leader of the Ismaelian Sect. Below the mausoleum there is the  Milanor of Peace  for the residence of his wife  Om Habiba .  Aswan Dam:  Its construction had begun before High Dam in 1898 and ended in 1902. It was elevated for the first time in 1912, where the storage level of water was 113 metres, then for the second time in 1930 as to store 5 billion cubic metres and includes 180 openings with gates and 40 closed ones to complete its construction.  High Dam:   Egypt is the Gift of the Nile  said Herodetus the ancient Greek historian. This has been established fact over the ages, defying the changes of history. The eternal River Nile has ever been the source of this gift. It can bestow goodness here and there, when it floods in one year, while in another year nothing but drought and privation may prevail. The High Dam will ever be a Symbol of the struggle of the folks to construct a grand structure for their present needs and future generations. The High Dam is a structure that provides numerous benefits paving the way towards the dignity growth and prosperity of Egypt. The High Dam has been considered the core of all production projects in Egypt. It is one of architectural engineering miracles of the twentieth century and is one of the biggest dams in the world. With respect to its economic advantages the High Dam considered unique among all the big irrigation projects in the world is unsurpassed in terms of its return. Soon after the 1952 Revolution, the idea of constructing a High Dam in Aswan for high-level storage was brought up. Such a Dam would guarantee supplying Egypt with the required annual discharges for agricultural expansion and protecting the country from the peril of high floods.  The High Dam Lake:  It was composed of the storage water in front of the High Dam is one of the biggest artificial lakes in the world . Its length is 500 km , and its width average is 12km . The regional planning project of Aswan governorate pays a great attention to the studies and researches conducted on the lake and the economical [profits of cultivating its banks, using them for touristic purposes.    The Tropical Garden  The project is situated on the Nile peninsula located at the north of Aswan Dam on 150 feddans out of which 85 feddans will be planted and divided to squares , each will include plants from the same botanical families An average of 40 square meters will be specified to establish an international tropical garden . A certain acreage of 5000 to 10000 square meters will be given for each country to establish its own garden with the addition and establishment of artificial pools, fountains and the like. THE MOST SUITABLE FAMILIES BOTANICAL WHICH CAN FIT THE DISTRICT CIRCUMSTANCES ARE FOLLOWS: BIGNONIACEAE MELIACEAE TAMARACEAE MGRTACEAE MAGNALEACEAE COMBRETACEAE RHANNACEAE CARICOCASE STERCULIACEAE LEGUMINIACEAE MORACEAE CYCADACEARE PUNI CACEAE VERBENACEAE SALCACEAE ANNONACEAE BOMBACEAE OLEACEAE EYPHORBIACEA E BORAGINACEA E RUTACEAE APOCONACEAE ANACORDIACE AE PALMACEAE EYCTAGENACE AE -  MARRIAGE AND BIRTH:  Marriage in Nubia is responsibility of the parents but uncles share this responsibility Because kinship in Nubia is both patriarchal and matriarchal. Marriage between cousins is favored and even obligatory at times . Marrying his cousin ( On the father \'s side) is a moral obligation for a young man. The bride price in that case is much lower than what an outsider would have to pay. The exact amount varies in different tribes Presents and money are given to both families to help with the expenses which are very high for weddings are celebrated in large feasts to which all the village is invited and some people from other villages. The Nile plays a prominent    role in Nubian culture , the couple have to go down to the river on their wedding night and wash in its water ,to ensure prosperity , good health and numerous progeny When a male child is born , the birth is celebrated on the 7th day with the slaughter of a sheep or more , a recital of the Holy Quran and the boy is given a name . When the child is a female , they only invite friends and go to the Nile bank where the baby is named.  NUBIAN ART AND ITS SYMBOLS:  Nubian art reflects Nubian culture ; many of its symbols and motifs are significant expressions of folk traditions and superstitions. They can be seen in tattoos and wall paintings that decorated the facades and entrance halls of many houses. These symbols recur in the designs of bead work and all kinds of baskets ,plates and mats ... etc Decorative motifs often carry a moral or magic significance : a sword stands for courage and heroic achievements. Stars and crescent are Islamic symbols of good omen ,also the black cat. Crows and owls carry bad omens . 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