4 Days Egypt luxury tour to Cairo, Alexandria, and a white desert

The first stop is visiting the Great Pyramids of Giza, Cheops, Chephren, and Mykerinos. Our tour guide will be waiting for you at your hotel to pick you up and drive you to the Giza Pyramids in a contemporary, air-conditioned vehicle. A large funeral complex's famous guardian, The Sphinx, which has a lion's body and king Chephren's head, is also visible up close. Since entering any of the pyramids requires additional tickets and is not included in the trip, proceed to The Valley Temple, where the monks mummified King Chephren's body.

then we'll take you to see One of the world's largest collections of ancient artefacts, the Egyptian Museum, is prominently situated in Downtown Cairo, just north of Midan Tahrir. The enormous, oddly pinkish structure houses corpses, grave goods, jewellery, dining utensils, and toys manufactured by Egyptians whose names have since been forgotten alongside the magnificent gems of Tutankhamun and other notable pharaohs. Going around the museum is like travelling through time.

Then, we'll move on to Khan El-Khalili in Old Cairo, which was established in the 14th century and has historically been a key location for both economic and cultural activities. Here is your guide to the Khan El-Khalili market and the surrounding area.

Returning you to your hotel in Cairo at the conclusion.

The journey begins at six in the morning with pickup from your Cairo accommodation and travels out of the city through the neighbouring desert landscapes. The first stop of the day is the stunning Bahariya Oasis, which was originally the main agricultural centre of the Pharaonic Empire.

It has earned a reputation for having an abundance of dates and olives. Visit the oasis with the aid of your guide and enjoy the vast surroundings of shady palm trees and natural springs.

After lunch, go to the Black Desert for a breathtaking view of the area's rugged, mountain-like domes that contrast with the surrounding sand. Next, take a stroll into the  Agabat valley, which is nearby and includes imposing white cliff walls and yellow limestone rocks.

Continue to Crystal Mountain, a remarkably uncommon building made entirely of calcite crystal that shimmers and shines in the Egyptian sun.

Next, head to the White Desert, which got its name from the vast area of white sand it contains. A few sand dunes can be climbed for breathtaking views that never seem to end.

Last but not least, unwind as you make your way back to Cairo; you'll arrive at your hotel at 11 PM.

embark on a fascinating journey from Cairo to Alexandria with the assistance of the Egyptologist tour guide from Your Egypt Tours.

The second-largest city in Egypt, Alexandria, is known for its Roman ruins and has a Mediterranean rather than Middle Eastern feel. Your Egyptologist guide will lead you on a personalised tour of Alexandria while providing information about the city.

The length of time you spend at each of the places you'll visit during the journey is up to you. Alexander the Great founded Alexandria in 332 B.C. as the Greco-Roman Egypt's capital. Your first visit to this ancient city should be to the catacombs of Kom ash-Shuqqafa, a Roman burial ground with a family tomb that exhibits the fusion of Egyptian and Roman art and architecture. Go underground to visit the tomb and Caracalla Hall.Once you are back above ground, proceed to Pompey's Pillar. This 25-meter-tall (82-foot) granite monument was built as a tribute to Emperor Diocletian, who freed the city from a siege and fed the starving inhabitants. The second place your tour guide will take you is in line with the Roman theme: the citadel of Qaitbay, which was built in 1477 to defend the eastern flank of the city. The fort was located near Alexandria's large lighthouse.

After lunch, you'll visit the renowned Alexandria Library (for an extra fee). In contrast to the old structures seen throughout Egypt, the Norwegian-designed skyscraper is a striking example of modern architecture.

Since it has copies of every book ever published, the library is one of the greatest literary institutions in the entire world. In addition to a collection of precious antique books, the library also features a number of exhibits on Egypt's history (at additional cost).

Then, at the end of the day, we will take you back to your accommodation in Cairo.

After breakfast, you are picked up by our tour guide and taken to the international Cairo airport after checking out of your hotel in Cairo.