The Luxor adventure begins at 5 am as we embark on a thrilling bus journey to Luxor. Arriving around 8:30 am, we dive straight into our odyssey with a visit to the majestic Karnak Temple. Following this, we set sail on a serene boat ride along the River Nile, immersing ourselves in its ancient allure before indulging in a delicious lunch. Energized and hungry for more, we proceed to uncover the secrets of two magnificent places: the legendary Valley of the Kings, which served It served as the burial ground for numerous pharaohs and powerful nobles of the New Kingdom era, including the famous Tutankhamun, and the awe-inspiring Hatshepsut Temple. Later on, we visit a stone factory to witness craftsmanship firsthand.. We depart Luxor around 5 pm and return to our hotel by 8 o'clock. Breathtaking views included.

It is one of the most amazing diving spots in the world. Just below the sea surface is the top of a submerged mountain, decorated with vibrant corals teeming with a variety of fish species. Here you can encounter hungry barracuda, dolphins and sharks.

Two species of shark in particular are of particular note: the inquisitive lagoon shark and the unmissable hammerhead shark. For divers, this is a truly extraordinary opportunity to come face to face with these fascinating, if fearsome, creatures. Sadly, both species face the threat of extinction, with the former classified as vulnerable and the latter as endangered by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN).

However, these encounters are reserved for highly experienced divers only. Not perhaps because of the sharks, which don't usually consider humans as prey, but because of the reef's location in the open sea, its tempting but dangerously deep coral platforms and caves, and its legendary and ever-changing currents.
These are wild creatures, which means we can't guarantee sightings, but there is still a chance you will encounter them, especially on repeated dives.