Best Siwa Guide, Aimann! - I joined a mother and daughter on a trip to Siwa. Our driver, guide, everything man was Aimann. He was AWESOME! He made the trip so fun and exciting! Even when we had to pull off the road for early morning fog it was an enjoyable experience. You can tell Aimann's passion and love for Siwa. It was displayed in every area that he took us too. We were well cared for and learned a lot from him. The highlight of the trip was a visit from the company new program of horses in the desert! A certain delightful surprise! Thank you Aimann! You provided me with memories to last a lifetime!

Siwa w Aimn - Amazing experience with Aimn. He is very knowledgeable and passionate about SIWA which shows in the atmosphere and attitude he provides during your tour. He made us feel comfortable and catered to any of our needs the entire time.

Fantastic walk! - The walk was simply perfect! Siwa is an amazing place and our guide Ayman was spectacular. He showed us many special places in the city, told several interesting stories and also left us very happy. We felt very safe. Everything was very punctual, no delays. I wish I had stayed longer, but the place pays off every minute on the road. I loved and highly recommend!

Siwa - Everything was excellent. The guide Anm has a captivating love for the place and shines in everything he says, did everything to provide us with a perfect tour! All the bad talk about Egypt is a lie, the country is totally safe and the people are super friendly, helpful and respectful. You can visit the country and make the tour without fear.

I saw the most beautiful emerald in the world. - 【Introduction】 Egypt is really safe. They seem to be seeing fewer tourists because their neighbors are at war. I don't feel in any danger at all. Rest assured that Egypt's army seems strong! The tour guides are the most friendly, kind and warm people. And I met the owner of this company, who was also lovely! I guess three days isn't enough at first? and I thought this tour was perfect. I've enjoyed my wrinkles! He picked me up from my hotel at 5:45 in the morning. It takes about 10½ hours to reach the wrinkles After lunch (you can choose your favorite dish). Drink wrinkle juice at the must! It's like sweet banana juice! Excellent 😋 And then, a desert safari!! More fun than any attraction!! You can experience it like Weispi in a movie lol A professional driver is driving out of control! Then enjoy a beautiful sunset with sandboarding and a desert picnic. Finish day one with a delicious dinner and a hot spring. The hotel rooms are so big!! The hotel also had a swimming pool! Day 2. We went around a few wrinkle tourist attractions 【Lake Siwa】 I was captivated by the emerald green color, which is many times more beautiful than what I saw on Instagram. They chose the most beautiful of the many lakes to bathe in! It's a great memory. ※Beware of rock salt I had several cuts to my leg as I was dull. After completely removing the salt from the Cleopatra Fountain, Lunch and nap at a fancy restaurant just around the corner At a cafe where the sunset looks beautiful near the lake Take it easy and the day is over On the last day, we went sightseeing where we couldn't see on the second day. I'm home. I also found it interesting. Egyptians don't seem to sleep at all ^^ If you ask people how much sleep they get, 3 hours is the average. Breakfast is served at 8am, lunch is served between 16pm and 5pm, and dinner is served after 21:00pm. I was able to enjoy a completely different style of rice from my daily life! If I'm going to give you some advice, Bug repellent is a must! Maybe because I'm young, maybe I'm the only one. I was bitten 10 times a day.^^ It's very itchy. lol I hope you're all on this tour. Try a heart-dancing experience

An unforgettable experience in Siwa - This tour was the highlight of my trip to Egypt. We visited magical places like the Oracle Temple, the ruins of Shali, went sandboarding in the desert, and swam in salt lakes and hot springs. What made it truly special was our guide—warm, caring, and so close it felt like traveling with a sister. She made everything feel safe, personal, and meaningful. If you’re looking for something authentic, beautiful, and full of connection, don’t hesitate. I 100% recommend it! If you go I recommend you take the tour with Aya 💖

Loved our visit to the fairytale Siwa - Siwa is (literally) an oasis of peace and quiet in the middle of the desert, and well worth the long drive from Cairo! During the tour we really enjoyed the beauty and diversity of Siwa, which is home to so much culture and nature. The atmosphere in the town is particularly pleasant, and you really feel that life passes by here at a slower pace than in a big city like Cairo. We experienced it as a particularly safe and relaxed place. Our guide, Aimn, has done a great job to give us a nice experience in Siwa. He clearly possesses a large amount of Kennes about and love for the place, and has made us just as excited during our stay! In addition to everything being arranged down to the last detail and going very smoothly, he also did everything to ensure that we had a good time and could enjoy ourselves to the fullest.

A relaxing, fun, and safe experience. - The long ride to Siwa is well worth it. The quiet nature surrounding the place give a stark contrast to the hustle and bustle of the big cities like Cairo. The exciting desert safari and relaxing salt lakes gave us quite a memorable experience. Egypt in general is quite safe, but in Siwa we felt exceptionally secure. The entire population is accustomed to and very to kind to tourists. The tour was well-organized and all information was communicated clearly. Our guide Aimn knew Siwa inside out and was very accommodating to all our needs and wants, making our experience all the more pleasant.

A Dream Siwa Escape, Exceeded All Expectations! - We booked this as a group tour but were thrilled to discover it became a private experience just for the three of us! Every detail was tailored to our preferences, making the trip feel personal and flexible. From adjusting the pace to including extra stops, the guide made sure we got the most out of Siwa’s magic. Our guide, Amn, was the heart of this unforgettable journey. His expertise and warmth brought Siwa. Amazing to us, and his thoughtful adjustments (whether for toilet breaks, sunset location or photo opportunities where he would love to be the photographer) showed how much he cared. The desert safari at sunset, the serene salt lakes, and the cozy nights under the stars were all highlights, but it was all Siwa that made it extraordinary. The accommodation was so charming and the entire experience felt amazing. For anyone hesitating: just book it! Siwa is a hidden gem, and this tour is the perfect way to explore it. Also I've never been to such a save place, Siwa is a whole different world worh no policre because they are unnecessary. Photo attached with our fantastic guide, thank you for everything!

Bad experience - Hi there Now that the tour is over, I feel comfortable providing some feedback. On the positive Siwa was beautiful and our guide and driver were very nice people. However, they were both severely under qualified for their roles, unprofessional and immature, leading to a negative experience overall. Specific examples of this poor behaviour for each of them is below. Driver - driving 160km/h in an area with pot holes and sharp turns requiring a lot of braking making the journey uncomfortable. - Driving 100km/h on the road at the salt lake taking a video on his phone of his driving. - Hitting on / flirting with both me and my travel companion making us feel uncomfortable. - He got lost every time he got in the car. I don’t know if this was his first tour but not a single journey happened without him getting lost. Tour guide - We had to ask for everything. He was kind to suggest that we’re like friends on the tour, not him being our guide, but all that did was make it so he did no work and we had to ask for everything. - We had to ask for bathrooms, water, food and sleep every time we needed them. They were not offered, or rarely offered each day. - On day 1 we went 9 hours between lunch and dinner. - On day 1 we sat in the desert for 90 minutes waiting for the sunset, meaning dinner was at 9.30pm. This should have only been 30 minutes. But our guide and driver were clearly enjoying smoking, tea and chatting too much. - On day 1 we had to ask to go to bed at 10.30pm and leave the camp — we had been up since 4.30am. This was too big of a day. - On day 2 at the salt lake, both the guide and driver swam with us. This is fine, but we were then in the water for hours. Then they offered tea. We sat down for hours. There was no consideration given to all of the activities of the day. They both seemed more interested in enjoying themselves than making sure we had access to a bathroom during this time, or lunch at an appropriate hour. - On day 2 we went 7.5 hours between breakfast and lunch. Lunch was at 3.30pm! We had to ask 3 times at the lunch venue where lunch was as it took 90 minutes. And we were met with ‘2 minutes. Egyptian 2 minutes’. - On day 2 after lunch and a swim we were told we could dry off for 10 minutes then leave. But the guide and driver order themselves coffees and lit smokes. We were not offered a coffee, and it was clear they were happy to sit there all day drinking and chatting. - On day 2 at our final dinner, drinks were not included. Not even water. This was not communicated until after when a bill came. As the guide, he should have communicated this. - On day 3 we went 7 hours between breakfast and lunch. - On day 3 the meal that we did have was a set price (we asked before we ate) but when the bill came it was more. our guide didn’t help us with this and just stood mute while we had to argue for the original agreed price. Overall the immaturity of these 2 just made the whole experience really negative and frustrating. The tour felt like their holiday and we were just there. Feedback for you more generally would be: - the car we drove there was too small and uncomfortable for 3 adults in the backseat for 10 hours each way. - We weren’t given choice over the meals. The restaurants and meals were picked for us in most cases. - We understand lunch isn’t provided on day 3, although it probably should since we’re still on the tour and need to drive back for 10 hours. Thanks