Cairo And Alexandria All Inclusive

We will receive you at the airport upon arrival and move you to the hotel in a special air-conditioned car. You will spend some time relaxing in your hotel room, then take a short tour of the streets of Cairo and enjoy the Nile. Finally, have dinner at the hotel and spend the night.

In the morning you will have breakfast and meet your tour guide for a tour to:

• Pyramids of Giza

The pyramids of Giza in Egypt are located towards the outskirts of Cairo on the Giza plateau.
They are the most emblematic monuments legacy of the ancient Egyptian civilization. According to studies, their construction was completed around 2570 BC.

• The Great Sphinx in Giza

The Great Sphinx of Giza was made by carving a limestone hill located on the Giza Plateau. Its length is about twenty meters, the head could represent Pharaoh Khafre, and its body is in the shape of a lion.

• Lunch Time

• The Egyptian Museum

In the basements of the museum, there are about 600 mummies badly registered and others not registered yet.
It is expected, with a new project and with the help of new technology, to classify them according to their genealogy and thus be able to complete the families of the various Egyptian kings of each period.

Back to the hotel and spend the night

Have breakfast at the hotel and you will meet the tour guide and in a private air-conditioned car you will start your trip to Alexandria, the bride of the Mediterranean. It is a trip that takes about two hours and upon arrival you will see:

• Catacombs of Kom el Shoqafa

Is a set of catacombs that had their origins in the first century and early second century. During the Roman domination, these catacombs are also called the Catacombs of Alexandria. They were discovered in 1892 and obtained their name thanks to the similarities in their design with the Christian catacombs of Rome.

• Pompey's Pillar

The column was erected in honor of Emperor Diocletian in the third century AD and is the last surviving remnant of the Serapeum Temple erected by Posthumus.

• Lunch Time

• Ancient Roman Theater

This theater was discovered by pure chance when the Dutch mission came to search for the tomb of Alexander the Great and that was in 1960, and during the search and excavation of the tomb, marble steps were discovered, and therefore it was called the "Roman Theater" or "Roman Amphitheater", and research indicates that this theater was used as a lecture hall, due to the discovery of some lecture halls next to it, and also used on occasions and celebrations as a theater.

• Citadel of Qaitbay

The Qaitbay Fort, also known as the Citadel of Qaitbay, is one of the most spectacular fortresses we can find in the world. It is noteworthy that it dates from the fifteenth century and, to enjoy it, we must move to Alexandria, Egypt.

Have breakfast and start one of the most wonderful tours inside Cairo to:

• Al-Muizz Street

Al-Moez Street is named after the Fatimid Caliph Al-Moez, who annexed Egypt under Fatimid rule, and this street has great historical importance, as it is the oldest street with an Islamic architectural character in the world, and it Al-Moez passed in his procession for the first time, where Salah al-Din al-Ayyubi lived, and the historian Al-Maqrizi also lived in it, the novelist Naguib Mahfouz was born in it. President Gamal Abdel Nasser studied in a school located in it.

• Khan El Khalili Bazaar

In addition to the usual shopping that all tourists love to do in Khan el Khalili, there are two special places that deserve a stop: the traditional El-Fishawy café and the Naguib Mahfouz café-restaurant. If you get a chance to enjoy the moment when evening comes, wander over to Al Ghoury for a phenomenal Tanoura (whirling dervishes) performance.

After the tour, your trip will be over and you will start moving to the airport to return to your country.