Budget Cairo Tour to Siwa Oasis in 4 days

You'll have breakfast after seeing an extremely serene dawn, then prepare to tour El Dakroor Mountain before heading on a safari.
After that, you take a Jeep safari adventure into the desert to get away from the hustle and bustle of daily life. In a 44 Jeep, your safari guides will take you on an adventure across the sizable sand dunes and deep into the sizable sand.
The amazing desert wildlife and plants must be admired. Along with many other fun activities, we'll also let you to engage in sandboarding and dunking! To enable you to utilise your camera to capture the most unforgettable moments of your Siwa desert trip, we will provide our services.Sit down for a delicious dessert Bedouin dinner nearby bir wahed on décor influenced by the area.

then, we'll travel there. The salt that is extracted from Siwa's salt lakes has medicinal and stress-relieving qualities. In addition to making it simpler to read a book while floating on your back and relax your complete body, the saline in the lakes is thought to provide natural therapeutic advantages for the skin, sinuses, and eyes. Siwa is currently primarily serviced by the leisure and medical tourist industries as a consequence. Unintentionally, the hot and cold springs of Bir Wahed were discovered.

In the center of the Great Sand Sea, gradually blossoming barely a few kilometers apart. People go from all over the world to the Oasis only to cool off in the freshwater pool after dipping in the naturally occurring hot springs; it is a free and natural method of therapy.

Make your way to the Cleopatra Spring, a pool of stones that gets chilly freshwater from a nearby spring. so that you may unwind and revitalize your day as you dip into that amazing water. Furthermore, this spring is surrounded by gorgeous green palm palms, One of the joys of your Siwa oasis excursion to the great sand sea will be witnessing an incredible desert sunset while ambling over barefoot.

Enjoy a barbeque dinner, grilled meats, fresh salads, delicious Siwian food, coffee, and dates in a camp in the Bedouin style when you arrive.

Following breakfast, we'll go to your hotel to unwind, and then, after lunch, we'll go to Walking on the dunes in your bare feet while taking in a breathtaking desert sunset is one of the delights of your Siwa oasis tour to the vast sand sea. Enjoy a barbeque dinner, grilled meats, fresh salads, delicious Siwian food, coffee, and dates in a camp in the Bedouin style when you arrive.

The Mountain of the Dead, also known as (Gabal Elmwata), is a small hill close to Siwa Town's northernmost area that is covered in stunning wall paintings and honeycombed with rock graves. It is situated on Gebel al-Mawta, often known as the "Mountain of the Dead." Most of the tombs in this area were built during the 26th dynasty, along with the Ptolemaic and Roman periods. When the Italians stormed the oasis during World War II, the Siwans used these tombs as a refuge.

Next, proceed to The Fortification of Shali, a 13th-century mud-brick fortification where the Siwa people formerly lived. Although parts of the historic town's structures are still in operation, due to their construction from salt, mud, rock, and plaster, they decay much more each year.

Our next trip will be the Oracle Temple, also known as the Aghurmi or Amun Ra Temple. Alexander the Great travelled to the Greek-built temple after making his first foray into Egypt. (Amun Ra Temple).

We'll eventually arrive at Fatnas Lake.The little island of Fatnas in Birket Siwa is accessible by bicycle or foot. Gebel Bayda and Hamra provide a beautiful background to the west, making it a wonderful place to unwind and see the sun set across the lake. Banana, date, and olive trees, among other types, may be seen while strolling around the garden. After that, you will be transferred to your accommodation.

You are welcome to use Siwa more on this day before leaving for Cairo. Siwa's world-famous dates, olives, jellies, and syrups are also worth trying. The list also includes therapeutic and stress-relieving herbs, teas, well-known lamps, and crafts made completely of salt from the Siwa salt lakes.