After centuries of isolation in Egypt’s remote western district, Siwa is poised to seduce holidaymakers with its ancient, watery charms, as Andrew Eames discovers.

It's a holiday cliché that’s finally true – Egypt really does have something for everyone.

We could feel the warmth as soon as our plane landed. It wasn’t just the comfortable late afternoon temperature of 28C but also the welcome we received at our magnificent Red Sea resort, which left us in no doubt that this was going to be a holiday to remember.

Longing for warmer weather but can’t spare the time? Find the answer on a short break at Sharm el Sheikh, Egypt.

The unspoilt corals, spectacular scenery and psychedelic fish of the Red Sea in Egypt are a draw for thousands of divers every year. Jo Willey faces her fear of the deep to see exactly what all the fuss is about

The land of the Pharoahs will soon be as popular for its fairways as its pyramids and marine life, says Bob Watson, who took his family to Egypt on a golfing break…

Part Bedouin settlement, part heaven for watersports fans, this intimate Egyptian resort boasts smart hotels but has still kept its backpacker charm, as born-again hippie Andrew Eames discovered.

We all love the UK in the summer, but long to escape the grey winter months so why not head to Cairo for an intoxicating break.

Egypt has ancient sites that will simple take your breath away, says Clare Heal, who discovers that a slow pace is the best way to soak up thousands of years of history.