Siwa Oasis

Siwa - Begin the journey in Cairo, starting the tour from there. Enjoy lunch in Mersa Matruh after arriving from Cairo to Siwa Oasis. Upon arrival, take a brief tour of Shaly, which means “old oasis” or “old Siwa” in the local language. After exploring Shaly, proceed to the hotel.

Mersa Matruh - The beaches of Marsa Matrouh are renowned for their clear, tranquil waters, making them perfect for swimming, snorkeling, and relaxing by the sea. Some of the popular beaches include:

• Agiba Beach: Known for its remarkable rock formations and breathtaking views, “Agiba” means “miracle” in Arabic.
• Cleopatra’s Beach: Named after the Egyptian queen Cleopatra, it is believed to be a spot where she and Mark Antony swam. It features unique rock pools and dramatic seascapes.
• Rommel’s Beach: Named after the German general Erwin Rommel, who used the area as a base during WWII. This beach is peaceful, with clear waters ideal for families and children.

Day 2

Siwa - The day begins with:

1. Gabel Eldakroor: Explore houses resembling a museum that demonstrate how homes are constructed in the Oasis.
2. Cleopatra Bath – Aghormy: Another part of the city like Shaly, built on the mountain with a single entrance. Each family has one or two rooms, depending on size, and they secure the entrance daily for safety. Inside, there is a spring for water and a mosque for prayer.
3. Gabel Elmawta (Mountain of the Dead): This is the cemetery located at the top of the mountain.
4. Fatnas Bath & Salt Lake: Offers a beautiful view for photography. From here, enjoy the sunset and spend the night at the hotel.

Siwa -

• Shali Fortress: The remains of an ancient mudbrick fortress that once protected Siwa’s residents.
• Cleopatra’s Spring: A natural spring where visitors can enjoy a refreshing swim; legend says Cleopatra herself bathed here.
• The Oracle of Amun: An ancient temple where Alexander the Great is believed to have consulted the Oracle.
• Mountain of the Dead (Gebel al-Mawta): A hill with tombs from the 26th Dynasty and the Greco-Roman period, featuring impressive murals.

Day 3

Siwa Oasis Tour - Day 3:
After breakfast, drive past the salt lakes to reach Siwa Salt Lake, known for its clear blue color. This natural lake has high salt levels, allowing swimmers to float effortlessly. Many visit for treatment or relaxation at the nearby medical center, as the salty water aids in natural medical treatment for eyes and skin. Visit Abu Sharouf (Arman Spring) and Old Zaytouna Village, then return for lunch. Explore the handicrafts market and local products like dates and olives, then drive to Fatnas Island for sunset. Return for dinner and spend the night at the hotel.

Day 4

Siwa Oasis Tour - After breakfast, drive back to Cairo.

• Transfer by a private air-conditioned vehicle
• Bottle Water during the trips
• Entrance fees to all the mentioned sites
• Private English-speaking tour guide
• Lunch
• Dinner
• All transfers by a modern air-conditioned vehicle
• Breakfast
• All sightseeing tours are private tours
• Accommodation in good hotels in the area
• Meet and greet service at airport
• Meals mentioned in the itinerary
• All service charges and taxes

• Personal spendings
• Optional activities
• Tipping

This tour will take you to Siwa Oasis Shali in the Pharaonic era has several archaeological landmarks dating back to the Pharaonic and Roman era. Among its most important tourist and archaeological landmarks is the Temple of Jupiter Amun, the Temple of the Treasury, the Mountain of the Dead, which includes Pharaonic tombs dating back to the 26th Dynasty, as well as the base where Alexander the Great was crowned
Siwa Salt Lake, with its clear blue color, is a natural lake that contains high levels of salt, which makes everyone who swims in it automatically float. Many people go to it for treatment or recreation at the medical center located near the lake, as the salt water helps in natural medical treatment for the eyes and skin.

• recommended for all travelers

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