6 Days Cairo. Ismalia, Alexandria, and El Alamein Luxury trip

Today you will have a tasty buffet breakfast at the hotel before your tour guide meets you to be transferred to enjoy your tour in the city of Memphis.

 The site of the capital of ancient Egypt was the King's residence and the political-administrative center for one thousand years and a very important center of cult and culture during the three thousand years of the ancient Egyptian civilization after the unification of Upper and Lower Egypt. you are going to see the colossal statue of Ramesses II, one of the greatest and most powerful kings in Egyptian history. also, the open-air museum displays many of the city's remaining statues and other artifacts. following that you will have a delightful lunch before heading back to your hotel.

Meals: breakfast, and lunch.

Have your breakfast meal served at the hotel and get prepared to continue your Egypt Classic Tours. Today your licensed tour guide will take you to visit your first site for today, the NMEC.

Egyptian Civilization National Museum, which comprises all manifestations of the richness and diversity that Egyptian civilization has had in various ages, is one of the largest international museums as well as the only one of its type in Egypt, the Middle East, and Africa. It will contain rare antiquities on its flanks from prehistoric times until now and is scheduled to open in the Museum of Civilization after the transfer of royal mummies from the Egyptian Museum in Tahrir.

One of the highlights of the NMEC is the Royal Mummies Hall, which houses the mummified remains of several ancient Egyptian pharaohs and queens, including Ramses II and Hatshepsut.

After that, we will take you to the Suez Canal in the Ismailia government. Ismailia Governorate is one of the governorates located on the eastern border of the Republic of Egypt in the middle of the Suez Canal, and is inhabited by about one million and three hundred thousand people, and includes a conservative part of the Sinai Peninsula after the administrative division in 1979.

in the Suez Canal, You will get to see the ships passing through while learning all the astonishing facts behind the canal's construction with your tour guide. after that, you will have a  delightful lunch 

Meals: breakfast, and lunch.

Our licensed guide and personal driver will meet you after enjoying breakfast at the hotel to continue your Egypt Travel Packages. You will start the tour to Alexandria from Cairo. Alexandria is built in 332 B.C. by the famous leader Alexander the Great who was a great king of the ancient Greek Kingdom. He established one of the largest empires in the ancient world, and it had become the Capital city of Egypt for almost 1000 years until the Arab conquest in the 7th century, and it remained the second biggest and most important city after Cairo.

When you arrive we will start our day tour in Alexandria by visiting the Catacombs of Kom El Shoqafa, which was a private tomb of a rich Romanized Egyptian family that has been expanded in later centuries to become a burial for the common people of Alexandria. From there you will have a short drive to the great Pompey's pillar, which is the highest-standing pillar in Egypt built by the people of Alexandria in gratuity for the Roman Emperor Diocletian who diverted a portion of the annual tribute of corn and grain that Egypt used to send to Rome to the relief of the citizens.

Then you will be driven to the seaside to enjoy the views of the Mediterranean sea until you reach the Citadel of Qaitbay, which is established in 1477 A.D. on the ruins where the legendary lighthouse Pharos used to be standing. Before moving on to a nearby restaurant for lunch and continuing on to the Alexandria Library and the Abu Al-Abbas Al-Mursi Mosque.

Meals: breakfast, and lunch.

El Alamein is mainly known for its historical significance, with numerous museums, memorials, and cemeteries dedicated to the battles fought there. Among these, the El Alamein War Museum (optional activity) stands out as it showcases various items, photographs, and personal accounts from the battles.

The Commonwealth War Cemetery is a poignant but beautiful location that houses the remains of over 7,000 soldiers who lost their lives in the battles. Similarly, the nearby German War Cemetery serves as a reminder of the opposing forces.

In addition to its historical sites, El Alamein boasts a scenic coastal landscape with several beaches and resorts.

Whether you have a penchant for history and World War II or not, El Alamein is a captivating destination. Its beautiful Mediterranean coast and the opportunities to unwind in its resorts make it an excellent place to relax.

Meals: breakfast, and lunch.

After enjoying your tasty breakfast at your hotel, you will be driven to Cairo International Airport to catch your flight to fly back home.