6 Days Cairo, Ismalia, Alexandria, and El Alamein for groups

On the morning of your second day, and after having breakfast at your hotel, your tour guide will transfer you to Giza Necropolis to visit the three Great Pyramids, the Valley Temple of King Khufu, and the Great Sphinx.

Then, you will get to have a traditional lunch in a nearby restaurant before proceeding to Memphis City, after Having your delightful lunch meal in one of the good quality restaurants and transfer to Memphis, known as Mit Rahina to see the open-air museum with its amazing artifacts, especially the alabaster sphinx of Memphis and the colossal statue of Ramses II, the new kingdom pharaoh who is the owner of the impressive Abu Simbel Temples in Aswan.

Breakfast and lunch are included.

Enjoy your breakfast at the hotel before embarking on your Egypt Group Tours. Your certified tour guide will accompany you to your first destination for the day, the NMEC.

The NMEC, or Egyptian Civilization National Museum, is a vast international museum and the only one of its kind in Egypt, Africa, and the Middle East. It showcases the diversity and richness of Egyptian civilization throughout various eras and contains rare artifacts dating from prehistoric times to the present day. The museum is expected to open in the Museum of Civilization after the transfer of royal mummies from the Egyptian Museum in Tahrir. One of the main highlights of the NMEC is the Royal Mummies Hall, which houses the preserved remains of many ancient Egyptian pharaohs and queens, such as Ramses II and Hatshepsut.

After exploring the NMEC, you will be taken to the Ismailia Governorate to visit the Suez Canal. Ismailia Governorate is located on the eastern border of Egypt in the middle of the Suez Canal and has a population of about 1.3 million people. It also includes a conservative part of the Sinai Peninsula following administrative changes in 1979.

At the Suez Canal, you will witness ships passing through while your guide shares fascinating facts about the canal's construction. After this, you will have a delicious lunch to round off the tour.

Meals included: breakfast and lunch.

After having breakfast at the hotel, you will be greeted by our licensed tour guide and personal driver to commence your Egypt Travel Packages. Alexandria Founded by Alexander the Great in 332 B.C., Alexandria was the capital city of Egypt for almost a millennium until the Arab conquest in the 7th century. It remained the second largest and most significant city in Egypt after Cairo.

Upon arrival, we will embark on a day tour of Alexandria, starting with a visit to the Catacombs of Kom El Shoqafa. This underground tomb was initially a private burial site for a wealthy Romanized Egyptian family, but it was later expanded to serve as a burial ground for the people of Alexandria.

Next, we will drive to Pompey's pillar, the tallest standing pillar in Egypt, which was built by the people of Alexandria as a gesture of gratitude to the Roman Emperor Diocletian. The emperor diverted a part of the annual tribute of corn and grain that Egypt used to send to Rome for the relief of the citizens.

After that, we will drive to the seaside to take in the stunning views of the Mediterranean Sea before arriving at the Citadel of Qaitbay. Built-in 1477 A.D. on the site where the legendary lighthouse Pharos once stood, the citadel is an impressive fortification that played a crucial role in defending the city from invaders.

Following that, we will proceed to a nearby restaurant to enjoy a seafood lunch before visiting the Alexandria Library and the Abu Al-Abbas Al-Mursi Mosque.

Meals provided during the tour include breakfast and lunch.

El Alamein is renowned for its significant historical events, and there are several museums, memorials, and cemeteries dedicated to commemorating the battles that took place there. The El Alamein War Museum is a notable attraction that exhibits various artifacts, photos, and personal accounts related to the battles fought in the area.

Apart from its historical landmarks, El Alamein offers a picturesque coastal landscape with several beaches and resorts that are perfect for relaxing and unwinding. So, regardless of whether you have a keen interest in World War II history or not, El Alamein is an enthralling destination with plenty of things to see and do.

You will be provided with breakfast and lunch during your visit.

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