Everyday
Approx. 7-8 hours
Pickup Time:
9:00am – we can change the time to suit you.
Tour Highlights:
Single | 2- 3 Persons | 4- 6 Persons | 7- 10 Persons |
115 $ | 80 $ | 75 $ | 70 $ |
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A guide from Egywonders will collect you from your hotel to commence your day Tour in Alexandria. Your first stop will be the Catacombs of Kom El Shokafa, a vast Roman Cemetery with three levels carved into the rock. Afterwards, you will visit the Roman Amphitheater of Alexandria, where you can see the sunken monuments that were found underwater in the East Harbor. On the way, you will pass by Pompay’s Pillar, a monument built in honor of Emperor Diocletian in the late 4th century, and there will be an opportunity to take a photo. The next destination is the Library of Alexandria, which is the largest library globally and currently houses 8 million books. Within its premises, you can explore the open court and marvel at the statues of Alexander the Great and the first Ptolemy. Interestingly, the latter statue was discovered in nearby underwater locations.
During your visit, you will have the opportunity to explore the manuscript museum, the Saadat Museum, and the Alexandria Museum. Please be aware that the Alexandria Library remains closed on all public holidays. Afterwards, the car will escort you to St. Mark’s Church, Africa’s most ancient church. Along the way, you’ll have the opportunity to glimpse the old city center and its remarkable architectural heritage, characterized by majestic baroque elements and buildings inspired by Italian and French styles. Descend upon El Nabi Daniel Mosque, a spot widely thought to be associated with the burial place of the legendary Alexander the Great. Inside, you will uncover the preserved remains of the esteemed scholar Prophet Daniel, as well as those of his esteemed companion Sidi Lokman al Hakim, a revered religious storyteller.
You can choose to have lunch at either a contemporary Fish Restaurant or a renowned and old-fashioned food spot in Alexandria called Mohamed Ahmed’s. Next, the vehicle will transport you to see the most beautiful and largest mosque in the city, the Abo Al Abbas Mosque, along with a peculiar attraction nearby. This peculiar sight is an old amusement park where children enjoy riding vintage amusement park attractions and indulging in the delightful treat known as candy floss. Across from the corniche and the old harbor, you can witness the presence of old fishing boats, men engaged in fishing, and traditional fishermen diligently crafting nets. The photographic opportunities found in this area are truly remarkable. In addition, you can explore the grounds surrounding Qaitbay Castle, situated in the very same location as the historic Lighthouse of Alexandria, an esteemed wonder of the ancient world. This castle is particularly impressive and should not be missed, as it serves as an excellent backdrop for capturing stunning photographs.
Afterward, the car will transport you to Mamoura Beach Resort, which is situated to the east of Montaza’s majestic gardens. Strolling along the corniche of Maamoura is a pleasant activity. During your return day Tour in Alexandria, you will make a brief stop at the renowned Stanley Bridge, which is a modern symbol of Alexandria. This bridge was constructed by Alexander the Great. Following that, you will travel back to your hotel in Alexandria in a comfortable manner. If you have the time and desire to enhance your itinerary, Alexandria offers a plethora of sights, experiences, culinary delights, and shopping opportunities. Simply inform us of your interests, and we will make the necessary arrangements for you without any profit for us.
The cost of entering an attraction or site, transportation provided in a vehicle with air-conditioning, a knowledgeable tour guide, and all necessary service charges and taxes are included in the package.
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