7 Days trip to Siwa and Bahariya and White Desert

The tour guide will meet you after you've enjoyed your Egyptian breakfast at your hotel, and we'll begin your Egypt travel package with a visit to the old town of Shali in the heart of the city. You can wander around the ancient Shali mud-brick fortress, which once served as the hub of the Siwa Oasis, there. It is a fantastic location for photography and provides expansive views of the nearby oasis.

Transfer to the Alexander the Great Temple, also known as the Temple of the Oracle of Amun, which is Siwa's most important landmark. The temple became known as the Temple of Alexander the Great as a result of Alexander the Great's visit and oracular consultation to establish his paternity as the son of Greek Zeus (Amun Re in ancient Egyptian religion). During the 26th Dynasty B.C., the temple was built in the ancient settlement known as Aghurmi Village.

Keep exploring the ruins of the temple at Um Ubayda, which was dedicated to Amun, Mut, and Khonso. Ancient Egypt's 26th Dynasty is when the Temple of Amun first appeared. It's a rare chance to visit a historic religious site and get a glimpse of Egypt's colorful past. Considering the historical value of the temple and the scenic appeal of Siwa Oasis.

Visit the Siwan House to learn more about the customs, tools, and accessories used in daily life. The Siwan House was constructed by the Siwan House as a contribution to keep their heritage from being lost. Spend a leisurely afternoon at Ein Guba, the spring that gave Cleopatra her name, and take a dip in its mineral- and sulfur-rich, warm natural water before being driven to your hotel for the night, following a satisfying lunch at a top-notch eatery.
breakfast and lunch

Enjoy a delicious breakfast at the Eco-lodge before setting out on your Siwa Oasis Desert Safari. Visit the impressive archaeological site at the Great Siwa Mountain in Maraki Village to start off. Here, the first-ever human footprint from the distant past was uncovered. As we travel to the fossil area, explore the breathtaking dunes and see the Cambrian-era coral reefs that once existed there.

We will then travel to one of the Great Sand Sea's captivating locations, which is the third-largest sand accumulation in the world. Get ready for a thrilling Jeep Safari and a pit stop at a beautiful desert lake. Use this chance to swim with the amiable tilapia fish. Sandboarding will give you an adrenaline rush as you slide down the enormous sand dunes by adding wax to the board's bottom. Although it might not be as quick as snowboarding, it always promises to be fun. A must-do activity in Siwa for maximum relaxation is Bir Wahid, also known as number 1, where you can cleanse and rejuvenate after enjoying sandboarding in Siwa.

Experience the mesmerizing beauty of a sunset over the Great Sand Sea while it's framed by magical dunes as the day comes to an end. Enjoy a cup of lemon-leaf Bedouin tea while admiring the breathtaking scenery. Finally, spend the night in Siwa so that you can relax and reenergize for the upcoming adventures.

breakfast and lunch.

Have breakfast at the Eco-lodge to start the day, then go on a tour to see the rock-cut tombs at the Mountain of the Dead (Gabal El Mauta). Investigate the magnificent tombs that belonged to the Siwa Oasis's rulers during the 26th dynasty, including the tomb of SI Amon and the Crocodile Tomb. Despite the lack of evidence identifying the owner of this tomb, it became famous for its interior's remarkably well-preserved crocodile painting.

Visit the Bedouin Village of Abu Ali afterward to fully experience Bedouin culture. Enjoy the canyon-like mountains and the mesmerizing echo of your voice as it reverberates through the surrounding silence. Return to Siwa and stop at the renowned Dakrour Mountain. The Siwan people consider this mountain to be extremely important and celebrate the annual Tourism in Siwa Oasis (El Syaha) festival there on the first full moon in October. Enjoy a hot local beverage and take your own timelapse photos as you take in the captivating sight of yet another mesmerizing sunset at the enchanted Fitnas Island. After that, a transfer will take you back to the city so you can spend the night in your eco-lodge.

Following breakfast, we'll take a bus from Siwa to Cairo, where you'll book a room for the night before the following morning's tour of the Bahariya Oasis.

A night in Cairo.

brunch and lunch

From Cairo, we will depart early in the morning for Bahariya Oasis is situated in the governorate of Giza and covers an area of approximately 2,000 square kilometers (770 square miles). 

there, The Valley of the Golden Mummies, which contains well-preserved mummies and artifacts dating back to the Greco-Roman era, is part of the Tombs of Nobles at Qasr Sleem, including the rock-cut tombs of Zed-Amun-Ef-Ankh. It provides a fascinating look at ancient Egyptian burial customs.

You will ascend Black Mountain by 4WD Jeep at dusk to see the English House Ruins and enjoy the sunset views of Salt Lake and the entire Oasis, which are framed by lush date palm forests.

The Black Desert, which is home to a number of tiny black stones and a region of volcano-shaped mountains, as well as the Valley of El Haize, which is home to the southernmost village in Bahriya Oasis and its lovely spring, are the next stops on our journey to the White Desert was declared a protected national park to preserve its unique geological features and natural beauty.

Finally, we'll make a pit stop to see the stunning Valley of Agabat and the quartz crystal at Crystal Mountain, two more fantastic Egypt tourist attractions. Overnight camping in the White Desert offers the opportunity to witness a breathtaking sunset while your guides prepare your meal.

breakfast and lunch

The next morning you'll have breakfast at the campsite before going to the hot spring to take a bath, relax, and enjoy its beautiful, serene water. Return to Bahariya after that, and then proceed to Cairo from there.

Dining: Breakfast