4 Days Egypt holiday hot offers tour to Cairo, Alexandria, and a white desert

The excursion starts at 6:00 AM with pickup from your hotel in Cairo and departs the city through the nearby desert sceneries. The beautiful Bahariya Oasis, which once served as the Pharaonic era's primary agricultural hub, is the day's first visit.

It has become renowned for its abounding supply of dates and olives. With the assistance of your guide, tour the oasis and take in the expansive setting of shady palm trees and natural springs.

Visit the Black Desert after lunch for a spectacular view of the region's rough mountain-like domes that stand out against the sandy surroundings. Next, explore the lovely Agabat valley in the neighborhood, which features imposing white cliff walls and yellow limestone rocks.

Continue on to Crystal Mountain, an exceptionally rare structure that sparkles and shimmers in the Egyptian sun and is formed completely of calcite crystal.

Next, proceed to the White Desert, so named because to the vast expanse of white sand that it contains. Climb a few sand dunes and take in the mind-blowing views that never seem to end.

Finally, unwind while you travel back to Cairo; you'll get to your hotel at 11 PM.

With the help of the Egyptologist tour guide from Your Egypt Tours, embark on an intriguing journey to Alexandria from Cairo. 

Alexandria, the second-largest city in Egypt, is renowned for its Roman ruins and has a more Mediterranean than Middle Eastern ambiance. You will receive individualized attention on your tour of Alexandria under the direction of your Egyptologist guide.You can choose how much time to spend at each of the locations you'll visit during the tour. Alexandria, the capital of Greco-Roman Egypt, was established by Alexander the Great in 332 B.C. The catacombs of Kom ash-Shuqqafa, a Roman burial site with a family tomb that displays the blending of Egyptian and Roman art and architecture, should be your first trip in this historic city. To explore the tomb and Caracalla Hall, descend underground.

Continue to Pompey's Pillar once you are back above ground. This 82-foot (25-meter) granite monument was constructed in honour of Emperor Diocletian, who released the city from siege and provided food for the starving populace. The citadelof Qaitbay, constructed in 1477 to defend the eastern flank of the city, is the next location your tour guide will take you to in keeping with the Roman theme. The great lighthouse of Alexandria is where the fort was situated.

You will tour the renowned Alexandria Library following lunch (an extra fee). The Norwegian-designed skyscraper is a stunning example of contemporary architecture in contrast to the historic structures prevalent throughout Egypt. The library is one of the world's greatest literary institutions since it houses copies of every book ever published. The library also has a number of displays on Egypt's history as well as a collection of priceless old books (additional cost).

then return you to your cairo hotel.

after breakfast, our tour leader picks you up from your Cairo hotel and checks out, then transfer you to the international Cairo airport.