7 Days Cairo, Alexandria with White Desert camping

start time is 8:00 a.m. Pickup from your hotel in Cairo or Giza On your full-day excursion to the Giza Pyramids, where you will view the Great Pyramids of Cheops, Chephren, and Mykerinos, your tour guide will point out where to start. You will next proceed to the Valley Temple, where the priests mummified the dead body of King Chephren. The Sphinx, a legendary guardian with a lion's body and king Chephren's head that stands close to a vast tomb complex, may also be seen up close.

Visit Sakkara next; it's only 27 kilometres southwest of Cairo. See the Step Pyramid, which was constructed for King Zoser and is said to have been a key development in the growth of the pyramids from the simple mastaba to its well-known design.

See the Dahshur Pyramids next (Bent and Red Pyramids) A royal necropolis known as Dahshur area is located on the West Bank of the Nile about 40 kilometres (25 miles) south of Cairo. It is well known for its several pyramids, two of which are among the earliest, largest, and best preserved in all of Egypt. They were built between 2613 and 2589 BCE.

Visit Memphis City, the historic capital of Egypt, to view the majestic alabaster Sphinx and the huge statue of Ramses II. This city has existed since the year 3100 B.C. (1 hr time Spent) Following the trip, guests have the option to ride a camel around the Giza pyramids, explore King Cheops' solar boat, ride a quad bike over the vast desert, or board a Felucca to sail on the Nile. Any of these extras, though, can be put on at any point during the booking process and will cost more.

Following breakfast, get ready to go on your daylong excursion from Cairo to Alexandria with your professional English-speaking Egyptologist guide. We'll take you in comfort all the way from Cairo to Alexandria. There will be rest stops during the about 2.5-hour trek.

The second-largest city in Egypt and the most stunning pearl of the Mediterranean is Alexandria, which you will eventually visit. In 332 B.C., Alexander the Great, who was at the time the ruler of Egypt, founded Alexandria. Your sightseeing trip will begin with the well-known Pompey's Pillar, which was built in 297 BC to commemorate the Roman emperor Diocletian's triumph over an insurrection in Alexandria. During 284 to 305 BC, Diocletian ruled Rome and established his dominance in Egypt. The next stop on your agenda will be the Kom El Shokkafa Catacombs. They are regarded as one of the biggest Roman burial sites and were discovered at the start of the 20th century.

See the historical site of the first scientific research institution. The Alexandrian Bibliotheca used to be the world's biggest library. It is situated in the city that bears his name, gazing out over the Mediterranean, and was constructed by Ptolemy I at the start of the third century BC.

If you visit Alexandria, you must eat seafood. Enjoy your mouthwatering, freshly prepared meal.

After that, a vehicle will take you back to your Cairo hotel.

Breakfast at the hotel should be consumed before getting ready to begin your Egypt Tour. One of the most well-known museums in the world, the Grand Egyptian Museum, spans two floors and has a substantial collection of Egyptian artifacts. The most notable of these artifacts is the royal riches of the golden king Tutankhamun, which is on display separately.

See the Saladin Citadel, which once served as Egypt's administrative hub. You'll like discovering Islamic Cairo, with its innumerable mosques, sky-high spires, and breathtaking, vibrant domes, some of which are hundreds of years old and others that are even older than a thousand. The Mohamed Ali Alabaster Mosque, which is said to be the unique specimen of Ottoman architecture in Egypt, is the first place you will see when you get there.

The Hanging Church of the Blessed Virgin Mary, also known as Al Mualaka or the hanging church since it was constructed above the fortress's towers, is one of the stops on our tour of Coptic Cairo.

About 7:00 am, your private driver and tour guide will pick you up from your Cairo hotel and transport you to the Bahariya Oasis, which is about 360 kilometres to the east of Cairo.

When you get there, you'll find your Bahariya Oasis and the White Desert. Your overnight journey in Cairo will begin with a relaxing lunch at the Bahariya Oasis. Also, we will go to the Golden Mummies Museum, the Alexander the Great Temple Ruins, and the nobles' tombs in Bahariya Oasis, which are significant graveyards from Egyptian history that date back to the 26th dynasty and contain the tomb of Bannantiu in the Western Desert.

After a lavish lunch at a restaurant modelled after an oasis, you'll leave for the White Desert to see the Valley of El Haize to the south of the oasis. You can quickly cool off in the warm spring during this break. One may go from the hamlet, a paradise in the middle of the desert, in the Black Desert, where the mountains have slowly been eaten away by natural processes to cover the desert with a layer of black rocky dust. When travelling between the Bahariya and Farafra oasis, which are close to the Crystal Mountain and the White Desert, stop to admire the forms of the exquisite Crystal Mountain and the stunning Valley of Agabat.

As your local guides prepare your lunch, we will enjoy camping in the White Desert, where there is a good possibility to watch a spectacular sunset.

As you are resting at the camp, admire the beautiful stars.

As part of your Cairo Excursions today, you will have an organic local breakfast in the White Desert while you take in the breathtaking surroundings. You will encounter the stunning white limestone stones that gave the white desert its name as you continue your day trips from Cairo. After that, you'll travel through the Black Desert to Cairo.
We stop in Bahariya Oasis to admire the stunning salt lake, sand dunes, and fruit gardens. That will be the conclusion of the two-day trip from Cairo to the White Desert and the Bahariya Oasis. The trip back to the hotel in Cairo will take us around four hours.

When seeing Egypt, have your final breakfast. Once you check out, a tour guide from one of Egypt's finest tours will pick you up and take you to Cairo International Airport for your last flight.