December 15th, 2011 by admin

Scuba diving at Elphinstone Reef in the Red Sea, Egypt - Photo by Derek Keats
Egypt has a rich culture and a long history. Nowhere is this more apparent than in
Taba. Walking among lush gardens, gazing at the uniquely styled buildings, or meandering along dusty avenues, one can easily imagine taking a step back in time to days of magic and miracles. Ancient ruins resting quietly in the baking desert sun give the place a sense of mystery and hidden meaning. It is easy to visualize the beginnings of the small Bedouin village that grew from the arid land to become the popular tourist attraction it is today.
The Taba hotels and resorts offer open balconies that allow for the enjoyment of the night air while offering the comfort of safety against the elements. Soft Egyptian cotton enfolds the body as sleep brings dreams of the ancient stories, handed down for generations. Those on business can arrange meetings, gain access to internet, enjoy the creature comforts such as a mini-bar, in-room safes and comfortable transport to and from the airport.
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