• Alexandria - Begin your journey early as our dedicated Crew (Guide & Driver) will be ready to pick you up. Travel to Alexandria, located 270 km north of Egypt, via a safe road. Feel free to stop for refreshments or a restroom break along the way. Upon arrival in Alexandria, enjoy a customizable day tour visiting four significant sites, with the option to switch to other attractions if desired. Relish a delightful lunch at a restaurant with a Mediterranean Sea view before returning to Cairo for drop-off.

During this incredible tour, explore Alexandria, the Roman capital of Egypt founded in 331 BC, and visit four essential archaeological sites, highly recommended for visitors.

The first site is the Catacomb Tomb.

• Pompey’s Pillar - Discover Pompey’s Pillar and the Serapeum. This location was home to the main temple of Serapis, which also served as a library of religious texts and housed three subterranean galleries for the Apis bull. The pillar, standing 28 meters tall, was erected in 293 CE.

The third site is the Library of Alexandria, which opened in 2002. The original library was established in the 3rd century BCE. The new library is designed to accommodate 8 million books and features several interesting exhibitions.

The fourth site is Fort Qaitbey, also known as the Old Lighthouse. This fort occupies the most prominent location in Alexandria, built around 1480 on the site of the famous Pharos lighthouse, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World.

• Bottled water
• Qualified Egyptologist tour guide
• All the mentioned sites entrance fees
• The Tour pickup & Drop-off in Cairo & Giza
• Lunch
• Private Tour
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Gratuities

During this amazing tour you will see Alexandria (the Romans capital in Egypt founded 331 bc) & the important four archaeological sites in ,recommended to visit it. First one The Only Catacomb in Egypt (carved inside the the biggest Romans cemetery 2nd scenery discovered in 1900 ad you will ancient Egyptian & Romans art,
2nd point
Pompey’s Pillar and Serapeum .here stood the main temple of Serapis, the Serapeum temple was also a library of religious texts, and had three subterranean galleries where the Apis bull resided.
The pillar, height of 28 metres, was added in 293 CE.
3rd Visited point (Library of Alexandria),
opened in 2002. , The original library was founded in the 3rd century BCE,.
The new library is designed to hold 8 million books There are a few exhibitions of interest here,
Fort Qaitbey
The Fort has the most visible location in Alexandria. built around 1480
in the place where the famous lighthouse of Pharos once stood one of the Seven Wonders of the ancient world.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.