4 Days Tour Package to Siwa Oasis

After enjoying a peaceful sunrise, you'll have breakfast and get ready to explore El Dakroor Mountain before heading out on a desert safari adventure. Your safari guides will take you on a thrilling journey across the vast sand dunes in a 4x4 Jeep. You'll have the opportunity to admire the incredible desert vegetation and animals, and participate in exciting activities such as sandboarding and dunking.

At Beer Wahed, you'll settle in for a fantastic desert Bedouin meal on furniture inspired by the region. Then, you'll visit the salt lakes in Siwa, where the salt is believed to have therapeutic and stress-relieving properties. The saline of the lakes is thought to offer natural healing benefits for the skin, sinuses, and eyes, making it a popular destination for recreational and medical tourism.

Next, you'll visit Bir Wahed hot and cold springs, which were accidentally discovered only a few kilometers apart in the middle of the Great Sand Sea. People from all over the world come to the oasis to take a dip in the naturally created hot springs and then cool down in the freshwater pool on a hot day, enjoying a natural, cost-free form of healing.

You'll also visit Cleopatra Spring, a pool of stones that receives cold freshwater as its source. This refreshing spring is surrounded by stunning green palm trees, creating a beautiful oasis in the desert. One of the highlights of your Siwa oasis tour will be watching the stunning desert sunset while barefoot strolling across the dunes.

Finally, you'll arrive at a Bedouin-style camp where you'll enjoy a barbecue supper of grilled meats, crisp salads, delectable Siwian cuisine, coffee, and dates. This will be the perfect ending to your adventurous day in the Siwa oasis.

After breakfast, we'll take you to your hotel so you can relax. Later, we'll visit the Big Sand Sea for a chance to see a beautiful desert sunset while walking barefoot across the dunes. We'll then head to a Bedouin-style camp where you'll enjoy a delicious barbecue supper of grilled meats, salads, Siwian cuisine, coffee, and dates.

Next, we'll visit the Mountain of the Dead (Gabal Elmwata), a small hill in the northernmost part of Siwa Town that is covered in beautiful wall murals and rock graves. Most of the tombs here date back to the 26th dynasty, as well as the Ptolemaic and Roman eras. The Siwans used these tombs as shelters during World War II when the Italians attacked the oasis.

We'll also visit the Fortification of Shali, a 13th-century mud-brick fortress where the Siwa people once lived. Although some of the town's structures are still in use today, they are slowly deteriorating due to their construction from salt, mud, rock, and plaster.

Our next stop will be the Oracle Temple, also known as Aghurmi or the Temple of Amun Ra. This Greek-built temple was visited by Alexander the Great during his first entry into Egypt.

Finally, we'll head to Fatnas Lake, where you can bike or walk to a small island in Birket Siwa. It's a great place to relax and watch the sunset over the lake, with Gebel Bayda and Hamra serving as a stunning backdrop to the west. The garden on the island is home to a variety of species, including banana, date, and olive trees. We'll then transfer you back to your hotel.

On your last day in Siwa, you'll have some free time to explore more of the town before going back to Cairo. Don't miss the chance to try Siwa's famous dates, olives, jellies, and syrups. You can also check out the shops that sell herbs, teas, and unique lamps and crafts made of salt from the salt lakes in Siwa, which are believed to have healing and calming properties.