Wonderful Egypt Family Easter Vacation 13 days

You will be collected at 6 a.m. on our day from your lodging in Cairo or Giza. After that, we'll go by car to Bahariya Oasis, our first stop, which is around 350 kilometers east of Cairo. In the past, people from Bahariya often waited for a caravan to pass by before they could travel to the Nile Valley.

There will be two chances for coffee breaks along the way.

As you can see from the trains to your right that transports the iron ore reserves to the steel industry at Helwan, the Baharyia Oasis is Egypt's main source of iron ore, thus it is pointless for tourists. Iron ore can be found in four different places known as Managim. It is derived from limestone from the middle Eocene. You will meet your safari guide, board your 4x4 Jeep, and begin your tour at 10:00 when you arrive at Baharyia Oasis. Drive to the gloomy desert. The term comes from the thin layer of black powder that covers its hills, mountains, and dunes. This powder covers the peaks of certain mountains.

Lunch will be served at El Haize Oasis, sometimes known as a separate oasis, which is 37 kilometres away from Bawiti, at 12:00. Many of the current families are descended from Libya, and the region was very affluent during the Roman era. Soaking in a hot spring before lunch can help you decompress and reduce tension almost instantly. Heat-induced relaxation promotes a calm, relaxed, and peaceful frame of mind. The "Water Museum" was built here to teach tourists about the importance of underground water for desert people and the equipment the Egyptians used to raise water for farming.

At 13:00, drive to the Agabat Valley.

14:00 Reach the Agabat Valley, a region tucked away in the White Desert. You must be there to fully appreciate the place's unearthly beauty. Millions of years ago, the location was underwater. Different types of chalk, limestone, and even sandstone have formed over time. After that, you will drive a 4x4 Jeep into the desert to explore the rainforest valley. Take pleasure in sandboarding at 16:30 and visit Egypt's most well-known desert location, the national park. There are hundreds of pictures here, all of which have animal-like features, such as hens, sphinxes, camels, tents, and mushrooms. 18:30 As the sky turns pink, then a darker, more aggressive orange, and everything becomes peaceful, the rock formations disappear. You'll experience if nothing has ever tasted so good as you eat chicken, rice, and veggies while sitting around a small fire. Dinner and camping in the desert will be coordinated by the Bedouin crew.

Before you travel to Bahariya Oasis today, you will have breakfast in the center of the desert and nature at 7:00 am. On the way back at 9:00, you will make a stop at Crystal Mountain, also known as Gebel al-Izzaz. The hill, which is visible on the right, is made up of quartzite crystals, which are what give it its moniker "the Jewel of the Desert" and its breathtaking beauty in the sun. A few decades ago, that natural feature was accidentally found.

At 11:00, make your way to Bahariya Oasis. Soak in the warmth of Bir Sigam, a hot spring, to unwind. The spring, which is located on Cairo Road 7 km east of Bahariya, has the best temperature of any hot spring. will make a summertime visit to Bir Madi, a chilly spring.

Drive back to Cairo after 12:00. You will arrive in Cairo around 16:30. If you would like to understand more about the history of the Bahariya oasis, we do recommend taking an additional trip to the Alexander the Great Temple, the exhibition of the golden mummies, and the Bawiti tombs.

Bahariya Oasis, the palm and olive trees, and Gebel Maghrafa are all nearby. The largest Diansour (Stromer's Tidal Giant) ever discovered was discovered there in 1914, at the base of Gebel Dist. From the summit of English Mountain (Gebel Al Ingleez), you can see the sunset over Lake al-Marun, the largest salt lake in the Bahariya Oasis. An overview of the oasis' northern area may be seen from the summit. the road to Cairo

We provide a variety of journeys to Fayoum Oasis; you can explore this stunning oasis on a day trip or an overnight stay in El Fayoum. Our representative will pick you up from your Cairo hotel. One of Egypt's most stunning and productive areas is the Fayoum, which is less than a hundred kilometers from Cairo and has a rich history of flora, fauna, and archaeology. Moreover, it encompasses Lake Qarun and Wadi Rayan National Parks, two regions designated as protected by the Egyptian government.

Madinat al-Fayoum, Tamiya, Sinnuris, Ibshawai, Yusuf al Siddiq, and Its are the principal towns of the six administrative centers that make up the Fayoum, which has a population of about 157 villages and 1565 hamlets with a population of more than 3 million inhabitants. the total surface of 4678 sq. Km. The cultivated area is 1437 sq. Km
then we will have a lunch at local restaurant and return you to Cairo hotel

You will be driven from your Cairo hotel to the Lex Sheraton El Montazah hotel, where our air-conditioned vehicle will be waiting for you outside the hotel. We begin our journey after checking in with a photo stop at Qaitbey's Citadel, which is regarded as one of the most significant defensive strongholds in Egypt and along the Mediterranean Sea coast. The Citadel was an important part of Alexandria's defense system in the fifteenth century A.D. It is situated near Pharos Island's easternmost point, not far from the eastern port entrance. It was constructed on the same site as the famous Lighthouse of Alexandria, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World.

The large Montazah Royal Palaces and Gardens, which were owned by Mohamed Ali Pasha's royal family from Khedive Abbas Helmy II to King Farouk I, are then open for exploration. On our way to the gardens, we'll pass Stanley Bridge, one of Alexandria's beautiful new buildings. The gardens, which are 3000 meters broad and contain a variety of trees and plants, some of which are rather unusual, can be explored. Some tropical plants are in exceptional health even though they were planted over 75 years ago.

We will conclude our wonderful excursion in the Modern Alexandria Library (see its open court and free displays). The Old Library was well-known across the world for its vast collection of books, which included both literary and scientific works. It suffered multiple injuries during the Greco-Roman period before becoming extinct. In the late 1980s of the previous century, the library's reconstruction project was started. There are four underground floors and six above-ground stories in the modern Alexandrian library. One of the modern Alexandria library's unique architectural features is its odd shape.
After this wonderful tour of Alexandria, you will be picked up and driven back to your accommodation.

The Serapis temple, where Pompei's Pillar is located, was the home of Serapis, "the chief god of Alexandria under the Ptolemaic monarchy." Our tour guide will pick you up after breakfast and drive you there in a comfortable car. In honor of Emperor Diocletian, it was constructed as the largest monument column in Egypt under the Roman Empire.

Abu Al-Abbas Al-Mursi is the largest mosque in Alexandria. It features a cream-coloured façade, four enormous domes, an elaborate tower, and arabesque-shaped sculptures. It is situated next to the Citadel of Qaitbay in Alexandria's Anfoushi neighborhood.

Our final destination on our tour of Alexandria is the Roman Amphitheatre, also called Kom el-Dikka. Right in the centre of Alexandria is a large Roman theatre and apartment complex. With thirteen terraces, the only known surviving Roman amphitheater in Egypt is wonderfully intact. It was constructed in the classical Greek style.

See modern structures like the Alexandrian Unknown Soldier and the Alexander the Great monument by touring the city's historic district.
After that, you'll be driven back to your lodging by our tour guide.

After breakfast, meet your tour leader and proceed to El-Alamein. To understand everything there is to know about the disastrous operations in the Western Desert, begin by visiting the El Alamein War Museum. Here, you can see the gear and uniforms that the soldiers wear before spending the night at the Eagle Marsa Matrouh Hotel.

Our tour leader will drive you to Siwa from your hotel in Marsa Matrouh in a contemporary, air-conditioned vehicle, where you will check in and spend the night at the Siwa Tazeri hotel.

After breakfast, explore Siwa's Old City (Shali). After visiting Um Ubeyda to witness the Amun Ra Temple, one can proceed to Aghurmi Village to see the Alexander Temple, which is dedicated to the God Amon-26 Dynasty. Go on to Cleopatra Spring (Ei Guba) after that. Visit the Siwa House Museum to wrap up your vacation. Fitnas Island offers the captivating sunset views that are mentioned in many tourist publications in the afternoon. In Siwa, spend the night.

After breakfast, we set out for Maraki Village to begin our journey over the Siwa Desert. Travel across the desert to Great Siwa Mountain, a stunning archaeological site where the mountain bears the earliest known human footprints. 

On our safari adventure, we will keep going up the dunes until we reach the fossil area, where we will be able to witness the stony coral reefs that date back to the Cambrian period. After that, go on to Shaiata Lake, one of the desert's spring-fed lakes, where you may take a relaxing springtime bath, take in the peaceful surroundings, and possibly spot Flamenco birds. Another opportunity to enjoy desert sand surfing has come up. We will then go to another hot spring, Bir Wahid, to unwind.

Visit the tombs on top of the Mountain of the Dead (Gabal El Maouta) after breakfast at the hotel. There are several interesting tombs there, including the Crocodile Tomb, MSW Isis's, and SI Amon's. After seeing Abu Sherouf, one of the Siwan Villages, and the Roman Spring Eye, you can continue on to the Dakrour Mountains. There, you might observe Bedouin culture in your lodging.
We spend the night at Siwa after dinner.

After breakfast, your tour leader will drive you to your hotel in Alexandria for the night. Our next destination is the Alexandria Museum, the country's first museum with over 200,000 artifacts. From the Old Kingdom to the Roman Empire, every era of Egyptian history is represented in the museum's collection.

We will then visit Alexandria's jewels Museum, which has a collection of over 30,000 pieces of jewels, after stopping for lunch at a nearby restaurant. Jewellery from every era of Egyptian history, from the Old Kingdom to the Roman Empire, is on display at the museum. We'll take you back to your hotel so you can rest.

Our trip to Egypt comes to an end today. We'll take our recollections of an amazing Christmas vacation to the Cairo airport for our flight home.