Best 4 Day trip to White Desert Camping from Cairo

In the morning, there are already arrangements for you to see the sunrise in the desert, as well as breakfast that will follow. Thereafter, we will head out to Djara Cave, located in the far western desert and regarded as one of the finest prehistoric sites. This astonishing cave has bedrock structures that defy the norm and has the only remaining undamaged pictures of leaping gazelles and other wildlife within a range of 250 kilometers. The beauty of the cave is augmented by a delicate dripstone formed by years of crystalline structures.

Next, we go towards Ain El-Sera Spring, through another cognomen of Egypt called the medicinal springs. The Ain El-Sera consists of medicinal spring waters situated in the El-Gabal area of the Cairo Governorate. It already became a center for a rejuvenating retreat ages ago. It is reputedly relaxing to both the body and the mind, and it has high mineral content that helps with healthful concerns. Tourists can go to the clean, refreshing water spring, thus making the spring a suitable place for picnics.

After which, you will be enjoying a nice lunch in the prudent Sera desert with beautiful views of the surroundings. As you close the day, you will witness beautiful views of the sunset, a marvelous view of the stars and the moon at night, and finish with dinner at your camp.

After finishing breakfast, we will go to the Bahariya Oasis, but not before taking a detour to the Crystal Mountain, also referred to as Jabal Al Azzaz. The crystalline mountain, which is actually composed of quartzite crystal deposits, is desired to be called the desert’s diamond since it is quite impressive when sunlight shines over it. Its existence came to be known about only a few decades ago, by pure chance.

After this, we will proceed to the Bahariya, relaxing and recharging for our itineraries in one of the most beautiful and secluded places in this world. Within a western desert of Egypt, this jewel is famous for how serene and beautiful it is. Numerous coconut trees, date trees, and acacia trees adorn the scenery, and the smell of their sweet flowers, that of jasmine and orange, fills the place. There are also animals in the oasis, such as deer, ibex, and oryx.

You will still have lunch after you have checked in your hotel and then will start to explore the oasis of Bahariya. You will have an excursion to Gebel Maghrafa, the palm and olive farms, and Bahariya Oasis itself. It is particularly interesting because in 1914 at the base of Gebel Dist were unearthed the remains of the greatest Diansour (certainly the ages of Stromer’s Tidal Giant). And also, the biggest salt lake in Bahariya Oasis, Lake al-Marun, is picturesque too.

To conclude this long and eventful day, it is possible to go up English Mountain (Gebel Al Ingleez) to be enchanted by the stunning view, which includes the entire northern part of the oasis, and watch the sunset. Lastly, we will go back to the hotel to wind up the day.

After breakfast, we will move on to Bawiti, which is the principal town of Bahariya Oasis, situated in Egypt's Western Desert, about 350 km (217 miles) out of Cairo. Bahariya Oasis has to be remembered as the biggest in extent in the context of the Western Desert and among the busiest ones too, boasting almost 30, 000 people as its occupants.

Subsequently, we are going to proceed toward the Ain El Muftella shrine in addition to the Museum of the Golden Mummies that is located in Bahariya Oasis. After having lunch in the area, we will return to Cairo.