7 Tage rollstuhlgerechte Reise nach Ägypten

After breakfast at your hotel on the second day, you will be driven by your tour guide to the Giza Necropolis to see the Great Sphinx, the Valley Temple of King Khufu, and the three Great Pyramids.

Then, you will get to have a traditional lunch in a nearby restaurant before proceeding to Saqqara Necropolis.

You can view the step pyramid, the pyramids of King Teti and King Unas, and the Nobles' tombs at Saqqara. After that, you'll make your way to Memphis to take a thorough tour of the city before returning to your hotel.

Meals: breakfast, and lunch.

Together with your tour guide, make your morning transfer to The Egyptian Museum, located in Tahrir square in downtown Cairo. The museum displayed about 120.000 artifacts from mummies, sarcophagi, ceramics, jewelry, and the most famous collection of King Tutankhamun's treasures like his golden mask which is the most glorious piece ever made by mankind. After lunch, make your way to Old Cairo to see Khan El-Khalili and Al-Muez Street before returning to your hotel.

Meals: breakfast, and lunch.

To begin your day trip to the Suez Canal, travel early in the morning with your tour guide to the city of Ismailia. Together with your tour guide, you will discover all the amazing details about the construction of the canal as you watch the ships go through.

Before crossing the canal, have lunch and tour the abandoned "Tabbat al Shagara" Israeli bunker in Sinai.

At the end of the day, transfer back to Cairo.

Meals: breakfast, lunch

Check out from your Cairo hotel in the morning to head to Alexandria.

Begin the day with your tour guide at Pompey's Pillar, the last standing Roman temple, and then proceed to the Mamluk Sultan's 1477 A.D. Citadel of Qaitbay, was built in the 15th century on Pharos island, where the Pharos Lighthouse of Alexandria stood, it was built on the ruins of the ancient Lighthouse of Alexandria which is a unique location, overlooking the Port of Alexandria. 

Visit the Kom El Shoqafa Catacombs first. Then, have lunch at a nearby restaurant before continuing on to the Alexandrian Library was the world's largest library it was established by king Ptolemy I and it housed about 900,000 manuscripts throughout his reign.  and the Abu Al-Abbas Al-Mursi Mosque.

Meals: breakfast, and lunch.

After breakfast, make the morning transfer to Al Alamein, which is located 106 kilometers to the west of Alexandria and 240 kilometers to the northwest of Cairo, with your guide.

See the Al-Alamein War Cemetery and Museum before having lunch and returning to Cairo to spend the remainder of the evening at your hotel.

Meals: breakfast, lunch

Proceed to the international airport in Cairo with our representative after breakfast to make your departure.