Affordable Tour in Siwa Oasis from Cairo in 6 days

We begin our trip of Siwa after breakfast by heading to the Cleopatra Bath, the area's most well-known natural water spring, where we may have a swim in its spectacular natural bath. There is no connection between Queen Cleopatra and this water spring, and no one knows why it was called after the well-known Egyptian ruler. The second stop of the day will be to the Temple of Um Ubaida of Amun, the most well-known and significant edifice in Siwa. This temple housed one of the most well-known oracles in ancient history. In order to gain formal recognition as Egypt's King, Alexander the Great paid a visit to this temple in 331 BC.

We continue our trek to the mountain of the dead, or Gabal Mawta as the locals call it in Arabic, where several rock-cut tombs dating from the Greco-Roman era to the 26th Pharaonic dynasty have been discovered. There are numerous noteworthy tombs to view there, including Si-Amun's tomb from the third century BC and Mesu-Isis' tomb, which belonged to a priest from the 26th dynasty.

Stay in Siwa's hotel for the night.

After a hearty breakfast, we embarked on an expedition to the Great Sand Sea in Egypt's Western Desert, the continent's biggest desert. Enjoy the grandeur of one of Egypt's most distinctive locations, the Sahara's charm, and the amazing never-ending sand dunes.

After traversing Dakrour Mountain, we will try sandboarding, which gives us the thrill of sliding down sand dunes rather than snow. After a day of skiing, the Bir Wahid hot spring is the ideal spot to relax.

Spend the night at the Siwa hotel.

We check out of the hotel after a nice breakfast and go to Cairo in a private, air-conditioned minivan.
And then check into your Cairo hotel, unwind, and sleep.

After breakfast, your excursion begins with a visit to the Giza Pyramids, a massive ancient Egyptian structure built by the greatest emperors and rulers. The Great Pyramid of Cheops, inspired by his father's struggles, and King Snefru, founder of the 4th dynasty, are also visited. The high plateau offers a stunning view of the three pyramids, including those of Chephren, the son of Cheops, who succeeded King Djedefre. 

After riding a camel on the plateau, visitors can see the Great Sphinx at Giza, a figure of a man with a lion's body, believed to be constructed for King Chephren. The Valley Temple, where the king was mummified before being interred, is also visited.

After your 2-hour tour, continue your adventure in Cairo by visiting the Grand Egyptian Museum, which houses the world's biggest collection of Egyptian artifacts.
After lunch, you'll be transported to the Islamic Khan El Khalili neighborhood for one of Cairo's greatest walking tours and a close-up look at the residents. After your Cairo City Tour, you will be taken back to your hotel for the evening.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch.

Your Egypt vacation comes to an end today, and we hope you liked our Egypt Day Tours. You will be taken to Cairo International Airport to catch your trip back home.