6-Days honeymoon trip to Siwa Oasis from Cairo

After breakfast, we head to the Cleopatra Bath, the most well-known natural water spring in the area, to start our tour of Siwa. Here, we may have a soak in the spectacular natural bath. There is no explanation as to why this water spring was given the name Queen Cleopatra, and there is no connection between the two. The second stop of the day will be the temple of the Oracle of Amun, the most famous and historic building in Siwa. This temple housed one of the most well-known oracles in antiquity. Alexander the Great visited this temple in 331 BC to obtain recognised as the King of Egypt.

We go to the mountain of the dead, or Gabal Mawta as the locals call it in Arabic, where a great deal of rock-cut tombs is discovered that date from the Greco-Roman era to the 26th Pharaonic dynasty. There are numerous noteworthy tombs to view there, including the third-century BC tomb of Si-Amun and the 26th-dynasty priest's tomb of Mesu-Isis.
Relax in Siwa's hotel for the evening.

-Following a hearty breakfast, we departed on a trip to the Great Sand Sea in Egypt's Western Desert, which is situated in the biggest desert on the continent. Enjoy the majesty of the Sahara, the endless sand dunes, and the splendor of one of Egypt's most unique locations.

Having passed Dakrour Mountain, we will now engage in sandboarding, which offers us the thrill of sliding down sand dunes as opposed to snow. After a day of skiing, relaxing in the Bir Wahid hot spring is ideal.
-Spend the night at the hotel in Siwa

We check out of the hotel and take a private, air-conditioned minivan to Cairo after a sumptuous breakfast. Then check into your hotel in Cairo, unwind, and stay the night.

After your hotel breakfast, a representative from our organisation will meet you in the lobby to assist you with your Cairo day trips. Your adventure will begin with an exhilarating visit to the Giza Pyramids, where you'll be astounded by the splendour of these enormous structures that were built by the greatest kings and rulers of ancient Egypt during the old monarchy.

Visit the Great Pyramid of Cheops, whose ambitious endeavours inspired him to build a sizable burial tomb, and King Snefru, who founded the 4th dynasty and possessed two sizable pyramids at Dahshur. After that, head to the high plateau for a beautiful view of the three pyramids, including the Chephren pyramids.

It is now possible to visit the Great Sphinx at Giza, a statue of a man with a lion's body that is said to have been constructed for King Chephren himself because it is located within his funerary complex, after having the option to ride a camel on the plateau around the Giza Pyramids. Next, enter the Valley Temple, where the ruler was first mummified and then interred.

Visit the Egyptian Museum in Cairo to see the biggest collection of Egyptian artefacts in the whole world once your 2-hour tour is finished.

Enjoy lunch at a great restaurant before being transported to Cairo's best walking tours and a close-up look at the locals in the Islamic Khan El Khalili neighbourhood. You will be driven back to your hotel for the evening once your Cairo City Tour is over.

We really hope you liked our Egypt Day Tours as your trip to Egypt draws to a close today. For your return trip, you will be taken to the Cairo International Airport.