Gorgeous 16-Day Grand Egypt Tour Package

After breakfast at the hotel, a full-day excursion begins. The most famous ancient buildings outside of Egypt are the Great Sphinx and the Pyramids of Giza, which you will be driven to visit in the morning. These massive stone structures were built on a stony desert plateau close to the Nile some 4,500 years ago.

Visit the Mohamed Ali Mosque, also called the Alabaster Mosque because of its Alabaster stone architecture, one of Egypt's most beautiful mosques, and one of the oldest Egyptian citadels built by Salah El Din El Ayoby in the afternoon after lunch.

This thrilling day will conclude with a trip back to your accommodation.

Our experienced tour leader will get you from your Cairo hotel at six in the morning and drive you to the western region of Egypt in a private, air-conditioned car. We take you to your accommodation, the Ghaliet Ecolodge Siwa, after we get to Siwa.

lunch and spending the night at our hotel in Siwa.

There is a hotel breakfast. At 7:00 am, the hotel is picked up. Let's begin with the Alexander the Great Temple, sometimes called the Temple of the Oracle. Alexander the Great is believed to have sought confirmation from the Siwan oracle that he was Zeus' son. The Greek creator god,
Then visit the salty lake. You don't need to be a good swimmer to float in the salty water. When swimming, exercise caution and keep the water out of your eyes. Choose the lake that is the clearest; you know it is the purest when you can see the bottom. Because the lakes have strong healing properties, keep a bottle of water close by to use as a rinse after swimming. You will always make for a fantastic swim!

Proceed to Cleopatra's bath, The Spring of the Sun, after that. Think about stopping by a Siwan restaurant for lunch and sampling some Siwan cuisine. Legend has it that Cleopatra swam here once.

Next, visit the Great Sand Sea. Explore the desert in a Jeep 4x4 and enjoy sandboarding for an exciting experience. The best sand dunes in Egypt for sandboarding are located near to Siwa Oasis in the Great Sand Sea.

Following that, take a tour of Bir Waheed, a hot and cold spring, unwind with some traditional Bedouin tea, and then pitch your tent. Dinner and lodging in a Swia hotel for the night.

Following breakfast, we will take a contemporary, air-conditioned vehicle to Marsa Matruh, where we will check into your hotel, eat lunch, and spend the night.

Our tour leader will collect you from your accommodation following breakfast. Explore Marsa Matruh, a town on the city's shoreline that Alexander the Great established while visiting the Siwa Oasis. The trip will begin at the magnificent Al Awam mosque, which is one of the city's hallmarks. St. Mary's Church, which is situated in the center of the city, will be your next stop. Visit the Libyan bazaar to discover Libyan specialties. To relax, go to the cave where the Mediterranean Sea's salt was transported. The body absorbs tension, negative energy, and exhaustion because it is so highly loaded with iodine from the cave. The trip concludes with a walk around the city's streets.

After that, we'll move to Alamein. There, we'll visit the WWII Museum and War Memorial, which are brimming with uniforms, weaponry, flags, and other wartime artifacts. There are also pictures and locations of battles.
See the El Alamein War Cemetery, where 11,945 men whose remains have never been found are buried beside 7,367 British, Australian, New Zealand, South African, Greek, French, Indian, and Malaysian soldiers in individual graves.
Additionally, pay a visit to the German and Italian War Memorials. A small lunch will be served during the trip.

Ultimately, we will transport you to Alexandria, where you will spend the night at your hotel, the Paradise Inn. 

Following breakfast, our tour guide will pick you up from your hotel and take you to the New Alexandria Library (Bibliotheca Alexandrina), which has eight million books on its shelves and an eleven-story main reading room. We will also see the Roman Amphitheatre, which was present in every town during the ancient Roman Empire. Finally, we will visit the Alexandria National Museum, which was constructed in a former palace and now contains nearly 2000 artifacts that tell the city's history, including the most recent discoveries from the city's submerged area.

Lastly, we'll go to the Citadel of Qaitbay, where the ruins of the Alexandria Lighthouse were defended by Mameluke Sultan Al-Ashraf Qaitbay around 1480 AD. After several renovations, it now serves as a very prominent Citadel on the Mediterranean coastline.

Next, we'll visit the Mahmoud Said Museum in Alexandria after having lunch at a nearby restaurant. Add the Mahmoud Said Museum to your list of places to see while on vacation in Alexandria.

Ultimately, we will transport you to your accommodation in Cairo.

After breakfast, you will check out and be driven to the airport by our agent to begin your journey to Luxor. A representative from our organization will greet you upon your arrival and assist you in boarding your cruise ship.

Before touring the stunning temples of Karnak and Luxor, you will have lunch aboard. You'll spend the night and dinner back on the boat.

After a fresh day and your first meal aboard, it's time to explore the West Bank of Luxor, which includes the massive Colossi of Memnon, the tombs of the New Kingdom pharaohs in the Valley of the Kings, the tombs of princes in the Valley of the Queens, and the magnificent temple of Queen Hatshepsut at Deir El-Bahri. After this journey to the Theban "City of the Dead," where you can observe it departing Luxor in pursuit of Esna, you will be taken back to your boat for lunch. You will be served dinner as you unwind and observe the Nile flowing below.

The best-preserved temple in Egypt, the Temple of Horus, is located at Edfu, where you may eat breakfast while watching the cruise liner go through the Esna lock. Your guide will return you to your cruise ship as it approaches Kom Ombo with elegance after dinner.

On your last day of sailing, breakfast is provided before you visit the Temple of Kom Ombo, which is dedicated to the gods Horus and Sobek.

After that, lunch is served back on the boat before sailing to Aswan. Once on land, you will be shown the Temple of Philae, which was moved to the island of Agilika after being flooded by Lake Nasser, and the High Dam, the world's largest rock-filled dam. After that, the boat returns to Aswan for its last meal.

You will have your final breakfast on the yacht before you have to check out. You will then be taken to the Botanical Gardens on a felucca.

After this excursion, you will be transferred to Aswan Airport in time for your departure to Marsa Allam. A representative from our organization will greet you upon your arrival, assist you with your bags, and then drive you to your Akasia Swiss Resort for check-in and stay.

Exciting desert quad safaris are available in Marsa Alam. You will be taken to the Sahara after being picked up from your hotel. Get away from the bustling city and marvel at the desert's beauties. Eventually, you will reach a Bedouin community where you may witness the people's culture and way of life. Another option is to ride a camel across the desert sands.

Spend the night at your hotel.

After breakfast, we're heading out on a boat excursion. We're going to see some amazing fish while snorkeling. We also go to a nearby island, where we discover more ruins. I promise that you will enjoy the boat ride. After that, we'll return you to your hotel.

Our tour leader meets you at your hotel in Marsa Alam, drives you to your hotel in Cairo in an air-conditioned vehicle, and spends the day traveling.

At the hotel, breakfast is served on the morning of your departure. You will then be driven to the Cairo airport for your last flight.