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HIGH SIERRA DIVERS 217 Palm Avenue Auburn, CA 95603 (530) 823-6757 E-Mail info@hsdivers.com Hours: Monday-Friday 10 AM - 6 PM Saturday 10 AM - 4 PM |
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HIGH SIERRA DIVERS 217 Palm Avenue Auburn, CA 95603 (530) 823-6757 E-Mail info@hsdivers.com Hours: Monday-Friday 10 AM - 6 PM Saturday 10 AM - 4 PM |
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 Pyramids of Giza "The trip was wonderful - I have never been on a trip where everything worked out so well. It was even better than I had ever dreamed! I had never traveled alone before so I was a little hesitant - especially about the diving part. But there was no need for worry. Everyone made me feel very welcome and comfortable and I felt included in all events. -Christine Janson Palm Desert, California
Vibrant Soft Corals in the Red Sea
"The most impressive part of ancient Egypt is the grand style and meticulous detail in which structures and temples were built. Every temple covers enough ground to host a large concert and are as tall as a 10 story building. Our native Egyptian tour guides, ensured that we traveled safely, saw all the great sites and gave us enough information on Egypt to win on Jeopardy." -David Hartman Key Largo, Florida |
Egypt is a trip of a lifetime both on land and underwater. The Pyramids of Giza, Temples of Luxor and Karnak, Valley of the Kings, King Tut's tomb and the Cairo Museum are just a few of the highlights of ancient Egypt that marveled travelers to Egypt for thousands of years. How were the pyramids built? How long have these temples been around? Why are the temples so well intact? Why did King Tut die so young? are just a few questions that travelers have answered by expert Egyptologists during a tour of Egypt. Riding camels, cruising the Nile, shopping the bazaar are just a few of the traditional activities that travelers experience when touring ancient Egypt. The history and experience of touring of ancient Egypt is unique to any destination in the world and a memory that will last forever because travelers finally live their childhood fantasy. The Red Sea is one of the top dive destinations in the world but relatively unknown to the American diving market. Jacques Cousteau called the Red Sea “a corridor of marvels” referring to the Red Sea’s “gin” clear water and pristine reefs.The underwater jewels of the Red Sea lie just off the shores of Egypt. Seaside ports of Sharm El Sheikh, Hurgahda, Marsa Alam, Dahab and Safaga provide gateways to some of the best diving in the world. Some of the Red Sea's best dive sites are on everyone's top ten of world's best dive sites including Ras Mohammed, Jackson Reef, Thislegorm, Dunraven, The Brothers and Dadelus Reef. Our Egypt-Red Sea Diving & Adventure Trip Click Here |
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