Video begins at beautiful Al-Azhar Park with its beautiful gardens and view of the city. Next up is the Citadel abd Muhammad Ali Mosque. The video concludes with views of the Nile River and the city of Cairo from my balcony at the Sofitel Hotel.

This video covers a stay in Cairo, including the visit to the Pyramids and the Sphinx

Kitepower from Captain's Inn to the Dolphins! El Gouna, Egypt

The delights of the Red Sea

Underwater somewhere off Hurghada, Red Sea Coast

Can't beleive I got this shot!...

Under The Red Sea...two Giant Moray Eels...

Sitting in about 25 metres...

Blue Spotted Ray

The World-famous wreck of the Thistlegorm THE WRECK OF THE THISTLEGORM In the golf of Suez, the Thistlegorm lies on a sandy bottom at 30 metres. This armed cargo ship (415 feet long) is fill with military equipment for the British troops based in Africa. She was bombed by the German...

We had been watching the babies swim around and I was trying to get a few pics.., this one was not pleased to see us... "You looking at me PUNK!!", but I got the babies in the picture... and no Clownfish were harmed in the taking of this photo!

Exactly what it says on the tin!

More under-water wrecks in The Red Sea

Having a little bit of a swim around at about 15 metres underwater..

John Kean's SS Thistlegorm. Divers can visit the wreck from Sharm El Sheikh by daily boat. Sharm el-Sheikh is a city situated on the southern tip of the Sinai Peninsula, in South Sinai Governorate, Egypt.

I was actually inside the wreck already and Rob and Gergo were entering..I just thought it would be a good shot, the wreck is Giannis D (I think)

Another shot on the Thistlegorm. This is the most famous wreck in the Red Sea but gets very very busy..sometimes there can be as many as 40 divers trying to dive there at once. The day we went, the viz was not that good because of rough seas...so it was not good photographic conditions..

Tiny tiny little black baby clownfish..you really have to try and get up close to get these in shot

You do not want to tangle with one of these!

These look so magical when you see them swimming free rather than scraping along the bottom