Amazing 6 Days Tour Package to Cairo and Alexandria

Tour Package to Cairo and Alexandria

Embark on an enriching journey through history with our 6-day Cairo and Alexandria Egypt Trips. Delve into Egypt's illustrious past where cities were shaped along the Nile's shores. Our tour begins in Memphis, one of the largest cities of ancient Egypt, known for its White Walls and is a city with a hundred doors. Our Egypt Day Tours include a visit to The National Museum of Egyptian Civilization, a treasure trove of historical artifacts, exhibits, and displays that offer a deep dive into Egypt's rich heritage. Experience Ismailia's marvel, the Suez Canal - a man-made marvel connecting the Mediterranean Sea and the Red Sea. The journey continues to Alexandria, where you will explore iconic sites such as Kom Ash Shoqafa, Pompey Pillar, Bibliotheca Alexandria, the Citadel of Qaitbay, and Sidi Morsi Abu al-Abbas Mosque. The tour concludes with a visit to the city of Alamein, a historical hub hosting several museums, memorials, and cemeteries.

Tour Package to Cairo and Alexandria

Upon your flight's arrival at Cairo International Airport, you'll be warmly greeted by a Cairo Top Tours guide. Look for your name on a signboard. They'll accompany you to your hotel, Cairo Pyramids, in a comfortable private air-conditioned vehicle.

After arriving at the hotel, our representative will ensure a seamless check-in process before you settle into your room. Take this time to go over the details of our "Cairo and Alexandria 6-Days Tour Package" itinerary.

Tomorrow marks the beginning of our exciting adventure.

Following your breakfast at the hotel, our certified tour guide will join you in the morning lobby to begin your exploration of Memphis City. The Memphis Pyramid, also recognized as the Great Pyramid of Memphis, stands as an ancient monumental pyramid situated in the Egyptian city of Memphis. Soaring to a height exceeding 140 meters, this pyramid once ranked among the tallest edifices globally.

Among the key highlights of the Memphis Pyramid is the Sphinx, a sizable statue that stands sentinel at the pyramid's entrance. Additionally, you'll have the opportunity to observe the remnants of burial chambers and other unearthed artifacts at the site.

Indulge in your breakfast at the hotel and get ready to continue your Egypt Classic Tours. Your authorized guide will accompany you today to the NMEC.

At the NMEC, you'll be immersed in Egypt's rich history and culture through its vast array of artifacts and displays. Explore galleries featuring ancient Egyptian artistry, including sculptures, jewelry, and pottery. The museum also hosts temporary exhibits shedding light on diverse cultural facets.

A prime attraction at the NMEC is the Royal Mummies Hall, showcasing preserved remains of notable pharaohs and queens like Ramses II and Hatshepsut.

Following this, we'll head to the Suez Canal in Ismailia. This man-made channel connects the Mediterranean and Red Seas, operational since 1869. Witness ships traversing the canal from observation points along its banks. Boat tours provide an up-close view of the canal's operations. Afterward, savor a delectable seafood lunch before returning to Cairo.

Embark on an Egypt Classic Tour from Cairo to Alexandria, guided by an English-speaking Egyptologist. The journey begins after breakfast, with a comfortable transfer by air-conditioned vehicle. The approximately 2.5-hour drive offers a break en route.

Alexandria, the Mediterranean's shining pearl and Egypt's second capital was founded by Alexander the Great in 332 B.C.

Catacombs of Kom El Shoqafa: Explore these unique catacombs where a spiral staircase, encircled by a lowered circular shaft, leads to Roman-style tombs. These multilevel tombs were ingeniously carved underground and used by Christians during times of persecution.

Pompey’s Pillar: A renowned landmark "Pompey’s Pillar" was constructed in 297 B.C. to celebrate the victory of Roman Emperor Diocletian. Diocletian's rule spanned Rome (284-305 B.C.) and Egypt.

Bibliotheca of Alexandria: The oldest center of scientific research, founded by Ptolemy I in the early 3rd century B.C. Facing the Mediterranean, it was once the world's largest library.

Citadel of Qaitbay: Positioned at the end of a narrow land extension into the Eastern Port, this Qaitbay citadel stands on the ruins of the ancient Lighthouse Pharos of Alexandria.

Sidi Morsi Abu al-Abbas Mosque: Discover this beautiful mosque in Alexandria's old city. It showcases intricate architecture and offers insight into local religious customs, showcasing the significance of Islam in Egyptian culture.

The day concludes with a delectable meal of traditional Egyptian cuisine or seafood before retreating to the cozy comfort of Paradise Inn hotel for a night's stay.

El Alamein is renowned for its historical significance, featuring museums, memorials, and cemeteries dedicated to the battles fought there. Notably, the El Alamein War Museum (optional) exhibits artifacts, photos, and personal stories from the conflicts.

The Commonwealth War Cemetery, a poignant site, holds over 7,000 fallen soldiers. Nearby, the German War Cemetery pays homage to the opposing forces.

Beyond its history, El Alamein War Cemetery offers a picturesque coastal setting with beaches and resorts, making it a charming destination for relaxation, regardless of your interest in WWII history.

Following a satisfying breakfast at your hotel, you'll be transported to Cairo International Airport to catch your flight for your journey back home.