Budget Tour to the White Desert, Baharyia Oasis, and Fayoum

At 06:00 am You will be picked up from your accommodation in Giza or Cairo at the appointed hour and driven to the Bahariya Oasis, which is around 350 kilometers east of Cairo. Two coffee breaks will be taken during the roughly four-hour journey.

As you can see from the tracks to your right that transport the iron ore reserves to the steel industry at Helwan, the Bahariya Oasis is Egypt's main source of iron ore, making it worthless for tourists. Iron ore may be found in four places together referred to as Managim. Limestone from the middle Eocene is the source of it.

At 10:00, you will arrive at Bahariya Oasis, meet your safari guide, and board your 4x4 Jeep to begin your Egypt trips.

Visit the black desert by automobile. Its name derives from the thin coating of black powder that coats all of its mountains, hills, and dunes. This powder coats the summits of several mountains.

The lunch will be served in El Haize oasis, which is frequently referred to as a distinct oasis and is located 37 kilometers from Bawiti. Roman rule brought forth considerable prosperity to the region, and many of the present families have Libyan ancestry. A hot spring bath can help you unwind before lunch and will almost instantly make you feel less stressed. The heat induces natural muscular relaxation, which promotes a serene, peaceful, and tranquil frame of mind.

The "water museum," which was built to inform tourists about the importance of subsurface water for desert people as well as the equipment the Egyptians used to raise water for agriculture, is located here.

At 1:00 p.m., go to the Agabat Valley.

14:00 You have reached the Valley of Agabat, deep in the white desert. You have to be there to fully appreciate the location's surreal splendor. Millions of years ago, the area was submerged in water. Unique limestone, chalk, and even sand rock formations developed over time.

After that, you will traverse Wadi el Agabat in a Jeep 4x4 to explore the desert. Enjoy sandboarding while exploring the White Desert National Park, Egypt's most well-known desert destination.

There are several images here, each of which plays an animal sound. Camels, a chicken, a sphinx, mushrooms, and tents

As the sky first becomes pink, then the darkest, hottest orange, the rock formations disintegrate and the entire area is silent. You will eat chicken, rice, and veggies while sitting around a little fire and feel as though nothing has ever tasted so wonderful. The Bedouin team will be in charge of dinner and sleeping in the desert. (Vegetarian food is offered.)

Drive to the Bahariya Oasis and rest by relaxing in the hot springs at Bir Sigam. The spring, which is located 7 kilometers east of Bahariya on the Cairo Road, is the best hot spring in terms of temperature that is included in our budget tours in Egypt.

You'll tour Gebel Maghara, the palm and olive groves, and Bahariya Oasis. You'll also stop at Bir Madi in the summer (which is a cool spring). The biggest Dinosaur (Stromer's Tidal Giant) ever discovered was discovered there, near the foot of Gebel Dist, in 1914. Lake al-Marun is the biggest salt lake in the Bahariya Oasis. Take in the sunset from the top of English Mountain (Gebel Al Ingles). From the peak, one may get a panoramic view of the oasis' northern section.Return to the Bahariya Hotel after 12:00 and stay the night there.

Check out after breakfast and then be taken to Fayoum City, the biggest Egyptian Oasis and a distinct province. El Fayoum province may be accessed by road in a few hours and is located 95 kilometers south of Cairo. The governorate's primary industry is agriculture, and Sobek, the crocodile god, served as its old national deity. The extensive improvements that Mohammed Ali Pasha conducted over 200 years ago are primarily responsible for its current status.

When you arrive in El Fayoum after your day travel from Cairo, you'll see the ceramic art school before visiting the settlement of Tunis village.

The only waterfalls in Egypt may be found in Wadi El Rayan. They were made possible in 1970 by an overflow of drainage water from farmlands near Fayoum. There is nothing else in the world like this extraordinary sight of waterfalls in the middle of a desert. El Fayoum, which is a part of Wadi El Rayan, offers sandboarding as well.

We will transport you back to Cairo when your journey from Cairo to Wadi El Rayan is complete, which will take around two hours by land.