Camera live Egypt – Hurghada – Red Sea

Welcome to Colona Watersports!

One of the worlds’ premier Kitesurfing centers and schools..

Throughout this site you will find details of both our Hurghada and Sharm El Sheik Centers and what makes us the right choice for your next Kiting experience.

Colona Watersports opened in 2002 at the Magawish Hotel in Hurghada. Starting off as a fairly small operation the centre has grown from strength to strength over the years and now boasts full rescue and beach services with launching and landing assistance, weather stations, wireless internet and a shop stocked with the latest equipment. It’s our aim to be on the forefront of the Kite surfing industry so you’ll always find the highest quality products available for test and purchase.
In addition to our top of the line materials you will find a multi-lingual staff of Instructors, management and beach assistants on hand to cater for all your Kiting needs during your stay! Colona Watersports is affiliated with the IKO (International Kiteboarding Organization) and teaches all levels of IKO kiteboarding courses from beginner up to IKO Instructor Training Courses. With 3 separate areas for experts, beginners and a completely dedicated school area, you will find it one of the safest and accessible places to learn and improve your skills.

In addition to introducing and educating hundreds of students to the sport of Kite surfing. Colona Watersports also caters for many free-riders and pro-kiters. We’re always pleased to welcome back guests who visit us time and time again to enjoy the good winds and warm waters.
Many a pro-rider and full sponsored teams have returned to us over the years to take advantage of our picturesque settings and famous sand bar for those all-important photo shoots. We’re always pleased to see Aaron Hadlow, Maciek Kozerski, Kevin Langeree and Mark Shinn with the Nobile team returning to our centre to take advantage of the service and attention provided by our ever-helpful staff.

More than just Kitesurfing! Colona Watersports is situated in Hurghada, a town brimming with activities where you can find so much more than just kitesurfing… Wakeboarding, Desert Safaris, Snorkelling, Diving and much more… For the evenings Hurghada boasts excellent restaurants and a great night life with bars and nightclubs.

Colona Watersports Kitesurfing Centre in Sharm El Sheikh is located in the newly developed Nabq area just north of the Sharm El Sheikh International Airport and about 20 minutes away from Neama Bay, famous for it’s restaurants and night life.

Browse through our web site and make up your own mind. Why go somewhere else… Colona Watersports has it all….

Pyramid Live web camera

Needing no introduction the Pyramid cam is a world first. It brings the great pyramids of Egypt to life and into your home. This cam is runindependently and with permission we are able to bring this to you onafricam.com. Please checkout the official websitehttp://www.pyramidcam.com for more information.

Location and subject matter
The camera is located at the SIAG Pyramids Hotel in Giza, about 1.5 kilometers East North East of the Pyramids Plateau. It is placed at thehighest point in the area and is over 200 feet above street level. This gives the best possible view of the Pyramids looking from east to west into the sunset. The Pyramids are located only a few kilometers south of Cairo, several hundred meters from the last houses in the southernmost part of the city proper, where a limestone cliff rises abruptly from the other side of a sandy desert plateau. The outer limit of the city can be seen on the wide angle, night camera during the day. There are three pyramids in view starting from the left the tallest one is known as Khufu, the Great Pyramid and the tallest in Egypt, the middle pyramid is known as Khafre with the smaller pyramid on its left is known as the Menkaure.

When to view
There are two cameras, one wide angle night camera that you will be able to see the city lights in the fore ground with the pyramids in the back ground. During the day another camera with a zoom is trained on the pyramids. The images are normally refreshed at 30-second intervals. The cams are west facing and offer spectacular views of the sunset. Due to the conditions on the ground and the environment, the view is oftenobscured slightly or hazy.