The Cheers Summer Experience Kicks-Off with Spectacular Beach Party in Downtown Cairo

Now, we know you’ve heard this phrase several times over the last few weeks, but this time we totally mean it. Ready? SUMMER HAS ARRIVED! No seriously, hold on a second and we’ll explain.

While we’ve all had a little beach time already, seaside weekends are about to get an extra edge, particularly in Sahel and El Gouna, where Cairo beverage delivery favourite, Cheers, has just announced its arrival – and it did so in remarkable fashion this last weekend with a special beach edition of its Rooftop Stories party series.

Taking place atop Downtown’s Unicorn Garden, Cheers brought the beach to Cairo, with the party serving up a perfect beach experience right in the heart of the city – sand, cocktails, music and the kind of atmosphere and vibe that has come to define the best kind of sun-sea-and-sand getaways.

It all marked the start of a busy summer ahead for Cheers, with its delivery services back in action in what are arguably the two most popular holiday spots in Egypt, El Gouna and Sahel. There, you can get your hands on the whole Cheers repertoire, including items included in its recently launched Butler Service, such as ice, nuts, mixers and basically everything and anything you could possibly need for a house party.

Located by Captain’s Inn Hotel and Seventh Star Restaurant in Abu Tig Marina, the branch in El Gouna delivers in less than an hour. For Sahelites, meanwhile, Cheers will deliver anywhere and everywhere on the North Coast till 2AM, with last orders required to be made no later than midnight.

It all feeds in to Cheers’ growing reputation as the one-stop-shop for all your partying need having started life sponsoring small house parties in Cairo and El Gouna, the Rooftop Party Series builds on its quirky history – and there’s plenty more to come.

Visit their website and follow cheers on Facebook and Instagram, while also stopping by their hashtag #ItsTimeForADrink to stay up-to-date with their events and offers. Or better yet, call the hotline on 19131.

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