3-day tour to Alexandria and Siwa Oasis

The Itinerary for a 3-day tour to Alexandria and Siwa Oasis

Day 1: Alexandria Trip

I will collect you from your hotel in Cairo, and we will proceed to Alexandria. The 3-day tour to Alexandria and Siwa Oasis will commence at the renowned library of Alexandria, which is currently the largest library globally, housing a staggering 8 million books. We will explore its expansive open court, where you can observe the statues of Alexander the Great and Ptolemy the First, which were discovered submerged in the vicinity. Our knowledgeable guide will provide insights on the library’s architectural structure from the exterior, and there will be opportunities for photo opportunities along the way of a 3-day tour to Alexandria and Siwa Oasis .

Explore the Roman Amphitheater of Alexandria, where you can admire the sunken monuments of Alexandria that were unearthed beneath the East harbor of the city. Afterward, the car will transport you to the renowned St. Mark’s Church, which holds the distinction of being the oldest church in Africa. Following this visit, you will have the opportunity to explore the historic city center of Alexandria. As you venture through the old downtown area, take in the sights of traditional markets bustling with a wide variety of goods, including authentic Egyptian confections.

Many people believe that the El Nabi Daniel Mosque is associated with the tomb of Alexander the Great. According to popular belief, the mosque houses the remains of the respected scholar and revered teacher Prophet Daniel, as well as those of his companion Sidi Lokman al-Hakim, a religious storyteller. Continue your tour by walking through Mansheya’s oldest market area and observing the traditional women’s markets called “zan’et elsetat.” These markets, characterized by their narrow streets, offer a glimpse into the rich cultural heritage of the region. Additionally, make sure to visit the gold market, where you can find exquisite jewelry for weddings and engagement ceremonies. The next stop on the itinerary is a visit to the most beautiful and largest mosque in the city, known as the Abbo Elabbas Mosque. Adjacent to it, you will be amazed to find an ancient amusement park filled with vintage rides, where kids have a delightful time and indulge in cotton candy.

Across from this location is the corniche and the historic harbor, where one can observe antiquated fishing vessels, fishermen in action. Keep going to glimpse the exterior of Quaitbay Castle, erected on the very spot where the ancient Lighthouse of Alexandria once stood, recognized as one of the seven wonders of the ancient world. Afterwards, the car will transport you to Montaza Gardens. Along the tour, you will have the opportunity to make a brief, optional stop for two minutes at the Mango King’s location, where you can enjoy a refreshing drink of freshly squeezed juices from Alexandria’s drive-thru. Additionally, you can also take a moment to take a photo at the memorial to the Unknown Soldier of Alexandria.

Day 2: Alamein and the Old City of Siwa

Begin your tour by driving to Alamein and stopping at Al Alamein, where you can experience the historical significance of a major World War II battle. Continue your journey to the beautiful bay of Marsa Matrouh, where you can have lunch on the Mediterranean Coast. Afterward, proceed to Siwa, which is approximately a 5-hour drive from Alamein. Upon arrival, visit the Old City of Siwa, also known as Shaly, and enjoy dinner with the Bedouin people. Spend the night at the Siwa Paradise Hotel (or a similar accommodation).

Day 3: Dead Mountain, Temple of Alexander, and Safari by 4×4

Start your day with breakfast at the hotel and then head to the Dead Mountain, also known as Gabel El Mouta. Here, you will have the opportunity to explore various tomb sites, such as SI Amon, MSW Isis, and the Crocodile Tombs. Afterward, make your way to Gara Cave, a remarkable natural formation created by rain erosion in the Eocene limestone millions of years ago. This cave holds significant historical value as it served as a habitat for prehistoric humans, particularly during the late Neolithic period. Evidence of their presence can be observed through the discovery of artifacts and rock art within the cave. Explore the Temple of Alexander the Great and the Cleopatra Bath, enjoy a delicious lunch, and embark on an exciting 4×4 safari before returning back to Cairo.

A 3-day tour to Alexandria and Siwa Oasis includes:

• You will have one night of hotel accommodation in Alexandria, with breakfast and dinner included.

• Additionally, there will be one night of hotel accommodation in Siwa, with breakfast and dinner included.

• All transfers in Alexandria and Siwa will be provided for you.

• Your tours and excursions will be conducted in an air-conditioned vehicle.

• A Safari trip will be conducted using a Jeep 4×4 car.

• An expert tour guide will accompany you.

• Three lunches will be provided during your 3-day tour to Alexandria and Siwa Oasis.

• Entrance fees are included in all your visits.

• All taxes and services are also included in the price of our 3-day tour to Alexandria and Siwa Oasis.

A 3-day tour to Alexandria and Siwa Oasis excludes:

• Beverages and any individual costs are not covered.

• We provide a well-rounded travel experience in Egypt, and we have complete knowledge of all your requirements. Exploring tourist attractions For a joyful stay and a pleasurable time.

• The price of the tour that was agreed upon at the time of booking will remain the same, with no alterations.

• Our tour operators didn’t just book our trip; they are providing advice on how to make the most of our time in Egypt and have an enjoyable experience.

• We possess a contemporary fleet of vehicles, including cars with air conditioning, high-end limousines, sturdy pickup trucks, and large buses.

• We are open to all payment methods through various secure methods, including PayPal, Visa, Mastercard, bank transfers, or cash payments.

• As a tourism company in Egypt, we stand out by offering personalized options for your tour guide, which is unique among others in the area.

• We have travel authorizations that are accessible for people with disabilities.

• Our process for selecting employees and tour guides is precise and carefully chosen. We take into consideration not only their professional credentials but also their character and ability to be enjoyable and attentive in order to ensure your satisfaction during your time with them.

• We have the ability to tailor your tour to incorporate this element and completely cater to your requirements by discussing your needs with us when you make your booking.

• It is important to be aware that hotel ratings in Egypt differ from those in the USA and Europe. Therefore, it is advisable to opt for 5-star hotels for a better experience. On the other hand, guests have frequently lodged complaints against 3- and 4-star hotels, indicating that it is not advisable to book accommodations in these categories.

• It is not advisable to take the night train due to several reasons, which include the long duration of 15 to 18 hours, unsanitary and unpleasant toilets, and food that does not cater to the general preference.

• There may be a schedule adjustment during your tour, but we assure you that you will still have the opportunity to see all the designated areas.

• We are open to receiving secure payments through various methods, such as Visa and Mastercard, as well as through direct bank transfers or cash payments.

• If your circumstances prevent you from canceling your holiday plans, we guarantee a refund of your money. Alternatively, you may choose to reschedule your trip by booking new dates. There are two cases that can happen:

1. You will receive a complete refund of your payment if the tour is cancelled 30 days prior to the scheduled date, unless the tour involves non-refundable excursions.
2. If the time frame is under 30 days, we’ll assess the expenses connected to the hotel and cruise, and inform you of the discount that we will need to apply.

• Children’s policy:

1. Under 2 years free of charge.
2. During the period of 2 to 5 years, a quarter of the trip cost is paid.
3. Children between the ages of 6 and 11 will be charged half of the tour’s total cost.
4. 12+: Pay the full round price per adult.

• Some tours do not cover the fees needed to access privately owned archaeological sites, such as exploring the intricate burial chambers and the mummy room of the Egyptian Museum in Cairo or visiting the Tomb of Tutankhamun located in the Valley of the Kings in Luxor.

• It is important to wear flat shoes that are covered and comfortable when visiting the Pyramids and Valley of the Kings. It is recommended for visitors to bring slippers or sandals to wear during day tours.