6 Days Trip from Cairo to Alexandria Package

On the second day, we will take you to your first destination after meeting you in the hotel lobby in the morning. The Pyramid in Memphis. At first, the Pyramid stood 52 meters tall with a base that was roughly 78 meters wide. But over time, a large portion of the pyramid was lost or eroded, leaving it only about 15 meters high today.

Large, precisely-cut stone blocks were not used in the construction of the Memphis Pyramid, in contrast to the other major Egyptian pyramids. Instead, mud bricks that were later covered in limestone were used to build it. The pyramid has not endured as long as its counterparts at Giza and other parts of Egypt, in part because of this.

Following breakfast, you will be met by our knowledgeable tour guide at your Cairo hotel, where you will embark on an amazing tour of The National Museum of Egypt Civilization (NMEC), The museum is home to an extensive collection of artifacts ranging from prehistoric times to the present day, including paintings, sculptures, jewelry, and pottery. The highlight of the museum is the Royal Mummies Hall, which houses the mummies of several pharaohs and queens from the New Kingdom era, including King Ramses II and Hatshepsut. Other features include interactive exhibits, multimedia displays, and educational programs that make learning about Egyptian history and culture interesting and engaging. Modern amenities include a gift shop, a restaurant, and a conference center.
Following that, you will be moved from Cairo to the Ismalia government's Suez Canal. With a population of about 360,000, Ismailia is a city in northeastern Egypt on the west bank of the Suez Canal. It is home to several historical and cultural sites, as well as the Suez Canal University.

You're going to visit Israel An artificial sea-level waterway is the Suez Canal. Ships can now travel between Europe and Asia without having to circumnavigate the southernmost point of Africa thanks to this link between the Mediterranean and Red Seas. You can witness the remarkable engineering there, which adds to the significance of this waterway. After enjoying a seafood lunch and taking in the expansive view of the massive boats passing through the Suez Canal, you will be driven back to Cairo.

We will take you to Alexandria, a city full of endless historical sites, after you have rested in the hotel on the third day. You're going to visit Alex.

Kom el Shoqafa is an important tourist destination in Alexandria. Explore the tombs and tunnels of this Roman-era burial site to witness the distinctive architectural fusion of Greek, Egyptian, and Roman styles.

Pompey's Pillar is one of Alexandria's most recognizable landmarks. It is a tall column. For a comprehensive overview of the city and to hear from informed guides about its significance and history, you can ascend to the top of the pillar.

Bibliotheca Alexandria: One of the greatest libraries in history, the ancient Library of Alexandria is honored in this contemporary library. You can take in its breathtaking architecture and design, attend cultural events, and browse its extensive library of books and exhibits.

The 15th-century The Citadel of Qaitbay was constructed as a defensive stronghold to keep invaders out of Alexandria. You can take in the striking architecture and discover its background as a key strategic location in the area.

The stunning Sidi Morsi Abu al-Abbas Mosque is situated in the center of Alexandria's historic district. You can discover the significance of Islam in Egyptian culture, take in the exquisite architecture, and take note of the regional religious rituals and traditions.

You will take tasty Egyptian Cuisine there such as koshary, and strolling along its beautiful beaches and waterfront promenades. After that, we will take you to Paradise Inn Hotel.

Situated approximately 106 kilometers west of Alexandria, in the Matrouh Governorate of Egypt, sits the coastal city of El Alamein. The city is well-known for its historical significance as the location of the Battle of El Alamein, two significant World War II battles that took place in 1942 and 1943.

El Alamein is a well-liked travel destination, drawing travelers who come to take in the breathtaking scenery and historical sites. The German War Cemetery is the last resting place for over 4,000 German soldiers who died during the conflict. The city is also home to several museums, such as the El Alamein War Museum (Optional activity), which features artifacts and memorabilia from the battles.

Beautiful beaches can also be found in El Alamein, such as Marassi Beach, which is renowned for its crystal-clear waters and breathtaking sunsets, and Cleopatra Beach, which is rumored to have been visited by the ancient Egyptian queen herself.

At last, you will return to Cairo and relax in your hotel there.

You will be driven to Cairo International Airport to catch your flight home after savoring a delicious breakfast at your hotel.