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Dancing Cairo
28 Reviews Beside the nile river in a very nice boat called (Blue Nile) At El Morocco you can listen to Arabic, English, French, Italian, Latino, and much more and dance till 4am Minimum age is 25 Minimum charge...
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Papa's Beach Club/Bar Hurghada
12 Reviews The best nightclub in Hurghada I've been to so far! Open air, great music and sound! House and techno at most parties I attended but once I dropped in by chance and it was R&B - it was absolutely...
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night clubs. Alexandria
6 Reviews Looking for Fun and Entertainemnt in Alexandria the go to the San Giovanni Night Club The only place in Alexandria where you can have it all : Live Music, Famous Singers, Ortiental Dancers, and...
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Belly Dance Cairo
11 Reviews The hotel were useless and wouldnt recommend a good place for bellydancing - the guide book recommended the Palmyra, but in the end we didnt go. We ended up on a Nile cruise and they offered dinner...
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Ministry of Sound Hurghada
4 Reviews This is one of the most popular clubs and one of my personal favourites. Every night diffrent themes but mostly house and R&B music. The club is located close to the marina and just by the beach,...
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Bars in Alexandria Alexandria
5 Reviews Spit Fire is a bar down town and is mostly frequented by expats and foreign visitors such as tourists and sailors. You can have a beer here and also some food is served and in the mean time you can...
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On the Nile Cairo
35 Reviews This Moored boat on the Nile has many options: 1-River Boat(seafood)opens til 3am. 2-IL Piccolo Mondo(Italian)open til 2am. 3-“l’Asiatique,formely named Johnny's pub,opens til 3am.(far eastren...
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Calypso Disco Hurghada
5 Reviews This was the only bad night of our holiday. Me, my sister and a friend went to Calypso for a night out. We were charged 100le for entry and a free drink each worth up to 50le. We went in and it was...
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Eating and Drinking Cairo
11 Reviews If it haven`t been for my Egyptian friend I would never have knew this place by myself,as nothing tells you that it even exists. The restuarant is inside a Building on the 1st floor,After climbing...
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Ali Baba Hurghada
3 Reviews This was great caffe where we spent much time drinking and smoking shisha, with great music and nice athmosphere, and above all, very nice staff, especially DJ Zika who has serbian nickname and loves...
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Live Music Cairo
13 Reviews This place is now does not exisit*. Rumours is arguably Cairo’s best piano bar and one of its premier night spots. It has live music and really good food from it`s international cuisine...
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Light and Sound Show Cairo
10 Reviews This is really amazing. Your in egypt and need to spend some quality time with the pyramids besides being ripped off by camel herders. So, why not absorb egyptian ancient history through sate of the...
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Khan el Khalili Cairo
13 Reviews Khan el Khalili is one fun place to shop local products/souvenirs.From keychains,pyramid replicas,rugs,carpet etc...name it and you can find it here! Though the place is really chaotic at night i...
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Cairo Opera House Cairo
1 Review The Cairo Opera House was inaugurated on October 10th, 1988, following a void, which lasted 17 Years since the burning down of Cairo's first and World famous Opera House in 1971.The Opera is comprised...
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Pacha is the best club in Naama Bay, i think. It works every day, but the best day to visit it is Thursday. The entrance is not free, you'll have to pay $35 when the party has already started. But if you want to pay less, you can buy a ticket beforehand. It'll cost about $20 or $25. Pacha is very big club in comparison with other clubs in Naama Bay. It's in the open air. We went there on Thursday, there were a lot of people but it wasn't overcrowded.
What ever you do in Egypt, you shouldn't miss Belly Dancing. It is a "must do". Most of tourists go to usual exclusive restaurants or boats on the Nile, but a real experience is visiting a place where locals enjoy this phenomenon. Of course you shouldn't go on your own! Yours truly, didn't take her own advice so the pic you can see was taken on a 5* boat-restaurant "Nile Crystal" in Cairo. I did have good time, but it wasn't nearly as good as it was in Hurghada in a caffe where we spontaniously started dancing with a girl that was there. Well, there isn't a specific dress code but you certainly shouldn't come in jeans, or "sportly" dressed. Hurghada is a touristic place and you can wear whatever you want, but Cairo is more conservative enviroment and you should respect that.
There are many places for you party loving people. One of them is Calypso club where most of the guests are also tourists. The entrance fee is 30LE (1EUR=7LE) and that includes a cocktail of your choice, a dancing show (I've been told all Russian girls, don't hope to see an authentic belly-dancer here) and a great time with popular music.
This is about the costume party in the disco of "our" Nile Cruise Vessel , the Sonesta Sun Goddess which took us for 4 days from Aswan to Luxor... the other days we spent in Cairo where we didn't go out much at night because of sheer exhaustion.... That one night , the staff of the Sun Goddess invited the passengers to dress up in a fantasy costume and join in the fun ....The five pictures show first Camila dressed to kill with make up , head gear and glittery dress full blast during the middle of the party , Camila in her new Egyptian fantasy dress getting ready for the party..... , next , Camila having changed her outfit ready to continue with more action on the ships upper deck... then the two of us as ( as I fancy to call us here ) Cleopatra and Ali Baba (from the Fourty Thieves...) and finally mystic and mysterious , etherical Camila , Ka Mi Ra , Cleopatra .....Lots of fun and good...
We enjoyed walking around Cairo at night and felt secure, but I wouldn't suggest 1 or 2 women walking around alone. For the most part they would be safe, but there would be a lot of attention brought to them and not always good attention.
When you get back to Cairo after you trip to the South, if you are craving a little western food and western atmosphere, try "Deals", we were halfway through our time in Egypt when we spent a couple of days in Cairo, and were "tombed and templed out" and were glad to get back to a little bit of normality before heading out into Sinai.
Of course if you prefer a caffe instead of raving the whole night, plenty of places for that, too. In fact, there are such spots on every few meters. But if you order a Fanta, be prepared to get some very sweet and non-carbonated orange-flavored drink with "Fanta" label on it. What you definetly should try are teas. First is my favorite "karkadey" that is the best when it's served cooled and anis tea which is very good for sore throat and tastes good.
There is a lot to do in Na'ama Bay at night. The weather is cooler at night, I went there in June and the weather was brutal in the morning and in the afternoon.There are tons of restaurants, nice Arabic coffee shops where they serve shisha and Arabic coffee. There are some western fast food restaurants like KFC and Pizza Hut but I don’t think you want to eat there. You are on vacation and you want to experience something new.
I never expected Egypt to have a nightclub but here it is!! And it's quite big! Although tickets can be a little expensive your on holiday what the hell. And I promise you you'll have a good night! There are different theme nights depending what music you like and theres even a pool inside!!!
Most of the tourists traveling to Cairo choose to spend a wonderful evening on a Nile cruise ship admiring the city by night while eating the tasteful local food.We couldn't miss this too!We have decided to do it on our last evening in Egypt, just before leaving for the airport.We have booked the 10:00 pm cruise and embarked on Aquarius ship.The best option would be to eat on the upper deck but our ship was not full that's why we had to stay for eating on the lower deck and then go upstairs to enjoy Cairo's view by night.The dinner includes also a specific show with a band singing live music, belly dancing and sufi dancing.The cruise costs around USD 20-25 and the drinks are not included in the price (usually a bottle of beer costs around USD 5-).During the show a photographer takes pictures of every guest and at the end you are almost forced to buy it (another USD 10- to remember this...
Four Seasons At The First Cairo
4 Reviews and 208 Opinions You must go through a street barrack and through metal detectors just to get to the elevator and get...
Hilton Luxor Resort & Spa Luxor
8 Reviews and 261 Opinions We had a fabulous time! We were pampered from top to bottom. I am feeling very relaxed. Excellent...
Sultans Gardens Resort Sharm El Sheikh
6 Reviews and 2561 Opinions The Sultans Gardens hotel locate near Sharm El Sheik´s Airport (about 15 minutes drove) and hotel...
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