3 Day Private Adventure Tour from Cairo to Siwa Oasis

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3 days (approximately)

Pickup offered

Offered in: German and 4 more

Embark on a three-day trip from Cairo to Siwa Oasis, a serene desert retreat. You will have the chance to explore Al ALmein Museum where as you travel to Siwa, you will explore the ancient Temple of the Oracle, and catch sunset views from Shali Fortress. The Amoun Temple which is considered as the 30th Dynasty Temple is Visit Cleopatra’s Bath, enjoy sandboarding in the Great Sand Sea, and relax at the Siwa Salt Lakes. Shop at local markets, explore traditional Siwan culture, and return to Cairo in the evening with unforgettable desert memories.

What's Included

Entrance fees

Accommodation as mentioned on the itinerary

Private tour leader

Lunch (Optional[2])
Lunch

Dinner (Optional[2])
Dinner

Breakfast (Optional[2])
Breakfast

All tax and fees

private transfers from and to Cairo

Gratuities

Meeting and pickup

Pickup points

You can choose a pickup location at checkout (multiple pickup locations are available).

Pickup details:

The guide will be waiting with a sign of your name 15 minutes before selected pick up time.

Itinerary

Duration: 3 days (approximately)

Day 1

Cairo –Al Alamein Tour and transfer to Siwa Oasis

3 stops

Giza

Pick off your adventure with an early morning departure from Cairo to the Siwa Oasis, one of Egypt’s most remote and picturesque oases, located 17 meters below sea level. Travel in comfort in a private limousine as you cross the Western Desert.

5 hours • Admission ticket free

Morning Stop: Explore the Al Alamein WWII Museum. Lunch: Enjoy a delightful meal at a local restaurant in Marsa Matrouh on the Mediterranean Sea.

2 hours • Admission ticket included

Siwa

Afternoon Arrival: Reach Siwa Oasis and check into your hotel.

Admission ticket free

Day 2

Discover Siwa Oasis

7 stops

Shali Fortress

After breakfast, immerse yourself in the rich history and natural beauty of Siwa: Shali Old Town: Wander through this ancient town, where buildings made of salt, mud, and plaster are slowly falling into ruin.