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Holiday in Egypt: New Alamein package tour from Prague starting at CZK 16,990

Holiday in Egypt: New Alamein package tour from Prague starting at CZK 16,990
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Travel agency Blue Style is offering Prague residents a week-long all-inclusive holiday in the modern resort town of El Alamein on Egypt's northern coast from CZK 16,990 per person.

The deal includes accommodation at the Borg El Arab Beach 4* hotel, which has its own private beach right on the property. According to the tour operator, the best price applies to the period from 4 to 11 August, though other departure dates throughout August are also available.

Travellers can choose not only their departure date from Prague but also the length of their trip — 4, 5, 8, 11, 12 or 15 days. Flights are direct, landing at El Alamein Airport (DBB).

The resort makes an excellent base for excursions: Alexandria is roughly 60 km from the hotel, Cairo about 250 km, and the airport itself lies around 120 km away. From here, optional trips to the Siwa Oasis can also be arranged.

Those who prefer other Egyptian resorts are advised by tour operators to compare offers from different agencies using specialised tour search engines to find the best deal.

Read also: 8 best swimming spots near Prague: lakes, quarries and beaches within an hour's drive of the capital

Around Prague, based on reporting by cestujlevne.com

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