4 Days Egypt luxury tour to Cairo, Alexandria, and a white desert

Starting at 6 a.m. today, we'll pickup you from your Cairo accommodations and take you on a scenic journey out of the city. Our first stop of the day will be the beautiful Bahariya Oasis, which was once the main agricultural center of the Pharaonic Empire. After touring this amazing site, we'll continue on our journey and arrive at our next stop later that afternoon.

The oasis is known for its delicious dates and olives. If you visit with a guide, you can experience its natural springs and shady palm trees.

After lunch, head to the Black Desert to admire the region's rugged, hill-like majesty, before strolling to the Agabat Valley.

Stay at Crystal Mountain, a unique building made entirely of sparkling calcite crystals. It's like walking through a beautiful jewel, and the Egyptian sun just shines on it to make it even more stunning.

If you're looking for a truly unique experience, head to the White Desert—a vast area of white sand that's perfect for a desert vacation. Not only is the sand beautiful to look at, but the dunes near the park are also a great place to hike. You'll never be able to tire of the amazing views!

Finally, you can relax as you wind down your trip back to Cairo.

Take a thrilling journey from Cairo to Alexandria with the help of an expert Egyptologist tour guide from Your Egypt Tours. Explore the ancient ruins of both cities while learning about the fascinating history of this fascinating region.

Experience Alexandria the way it was meant to be experienced - with a knowledgeable Egyptologist guide who takes you on a personal tour of its extensive Roman ruins and its Mediterranean-style atmosphere.

There is no need to worry about how long you'll spend at each of the places you'll visit during your trip. You are free to choose how long you want to spend at each location. Alexander the Great founded Alexandria in 332 B.C. as the Greco-Roman Egypt's capital. Your first visit to this ancient city should be to the catacombs of Kom ash-Shuqqafa, a Roman burial ground with a family tomb that exhibits the fusion of Egyptian and Roman art and architecture. Go underground to visit the tomb and Caracalla Hall.Once you are back above ground, proceed to Pompey's Pillar. This 25-meter-tall (82-foot) granite monument was built as a tribute to Emperor Diocletian, who freed the city from a siege and fed the starving inhabitants. The second place your tour guide will take you is in line with the Roman them is the citadel of Qaitbay, which was built in 1477 to defend the eastern flank of the city. The fort was located near Alexandria's large lighthouse.

After lunch, you'll visit the renowned Alexandria Library (for an additional fee). The Norwegian-designed skyscraper is a stunning example of modern architecture, contrasting strikingly with the older structures seen throughout Egypt.

Since the library has a copy of every book ever published, it is one of the most prestigious and important literary institutions in the world. Not only do they have a vast collection of valuable antique books, but they also feature a number of exhibits on Egypt's rich history (which can be added on for an additional fee).

We will drive you home at the end of the day.

After breakfast, you are taken by our tour guide to the international Cairo airport after checking out of your hotel in Cairo.