Visiting Cairo oasis in 3 days 2 nights Siwa oasis has been considered one of the most mysterious of all the oases in Egypt, Siwa oasis is also the most fascinating. It’s history has been shaped not only by major civilizations, but also by the contrast of the desert surroundings with the soil of the lush oasis environment.
Siwan people have their own culture and customs and, just as they speak Arabic, they speak their own Berber (Amazigh) language. Women still wear traditional costumes and silver jewelry and Siwa remains one of the best places to buy traditional local handicrafts.
Climb through the ruins of the ancient city for magnificent views of the entire oasis. Walk, rent a bike, or ride a caretta (cart) to outlying attractions and bathing areas. Take a bath in one of the many cool and refreshing springs. Taste traditional Siwan foods. Enjoy an unforgettable and unique cultural experience
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Day 1: Cairo | Alamein | Siwa
At 6:00 am Pick up from your hotel in Cairo by our expert guide and transfer to the western part of Egypt, leaving Private AC of the vehicle behind Cairo, you will arrive at Alamein. There is no visit to the WWII Museum and the war memorial. Lunch en route, upon arrival in Siwa, we are touring the ancient Siwan village of Shali, dinner and overnight at the hotel in Siwa
Day 2: Siwa
Breakfast at the hotel and then around 9:00 am Spring visit of Cleopatra where you can swimthen Visit Mountain of the Dead, Alexander the Great Temple also known as the Oracle temple; enjoy an excellent meal in a restaurant, then enjoy a traditional ride in a donkey cart touring the city before heading towards the Great Sand Sea. Later, enjoy some traditional Bedouin tea while we prepare our camp. Dinner and accommodation at the hotel in SWIA.
Day 3: Siwa | Masra Matrouh | Cairo
Breakfast at the hotel and then we resume our adventure, but start by having an early breakfast in the mysterious deserts of Egypt and later we start to return to Cairo, passing through Marsa Matrouh “north coast of Egypt” for lunch.
Note: The program can be extended to be 4 days and 3 nights restrictions:
Collection of any stones, formations or relics of the desert (the rest of general information attached).
