6 Days Cairo, Alexandria and Bahariya Oasis Private Tour

Whenever you land in Cairo to start your Egyptian escalade, our official representative will greet and assist you at the customs & luggage claim and other formalities in a seamless way and you then be driven for your prestigious 5-Star hotel in Cairo.

Nile River Dinner Cruise

After a few hours of relaxation at your hotel, your personal escort transports you to start Nile River Dinner Cruise for a two-hour trip of opulence on the waters of the Nile.

This incredible Nile ride includes an Egyptian dinner meal and folkloric and many traditional performances on a colorful boat before we drop you off at your hotel to enjoy a pleasant night in Cairo.

Meals: Dinner.

After a lovely breakfast at your hotel, you will begin an exciting exploration to see:

Giza Pyramids Complex:

The superb Giza Pyramids Complex is seen as an impressive open-air museum established by the Pharaohs of the Fourth Dynasty.

The complex houses the Great Pyramid, Khafre's pyramid, Menkaure's pyramid, the Great Sphinx, temples, and the worker's village including the ruins of the workers who took part in building this complex.

The Great Pyramid:

The immortal Great Pyramid of King Khufu of the fourth dynasty is a wonder built by King Khufu to serve as a royal tomb for him in the afterlife. The Great Pyramid remains the only standing wonder of the ancient world seven wonders.

The height of the pyramid originally reaches 147 meters high. There was a golden pyramidion crowning its top reflecting the power and strength of the ancient Egyptian Kingdom.

The Great Sphinx:

The Great Sphinx is regarded as the royal guardian of the Giza Pyramids Complex. This marvelous and mythical statue is the most famous man-made statue ever carved in the whole world.

The Sphinx was carved to represent King Khafre and carved from a single limestone block shaped like the body of a lion and the human head of King Khafre.

The Valley Temple:

It’s one of the most precious art works at Giza Plateau, which housed hundreds of mummification processes during the reign of the Old Kingdom.

The Valley Temples is devoted to Pharaoh Chephren and it still stands as one of the best-known funerary sites in Ancient Egypt.

The Egyptian Museum:

The charming Egyptian Museum is considered the pearl of the Egyptian Civilization. This impressive museum was established to express the greatness and glory of the ancient Egyptian Country.

The museum presents insights about the Egyptians history from more than 5000 years ago from the Pre-historic Era to the Greco-Roman Era including over 120,000 artifacts.

The Egyptian Museum serves as a significant destination for historians and tourists all over the world.

Lunch at a reputable restaurant in Cairo and you then head out to:

Khan El Khalili Bazaar:

We will take you to the most famous marketplace in Egypt ever. This incredible souq was originally founded during the Mamluk Era, and it was the most important hub for trade all over the world.

In Khan El Khalili Bazaar, you can buy precious souvenirs for you and your beloved people, you also can take memorable photos and try wearing the custom clothes of the Mamluk Era.

You can take a tour through the shops and Cafeterias and see how amazing the backgrounds are!

Then, You will return to your hotel in Cairo.

Meals: Breakfast and Lunch

Wake up to a good breakfast in Cairo and your expert guide will then drive you by a modern A/C vehicle to Alexandria:

Qaitbey Citadel:

Qaitbey Citadel is a striking fortification on the shores of Mediterranean, which came into existence in the late 15th century AD.

It is a fine example of Mamluk military architecture and this impressive fortress played a significant role in defending the city of Alexandria against the foreign attacks by sea.

Catacombs of Kom El Shoqafa:

Kom El Shoqafa is an impressive archaeological treasure, that provides an extraordinary blend of Egyptian, Roman and Greek architectural designs.

It dates back to the second century AD and the site stands as an ancient underground burial site, which were founded out accidenly by a donkey in 1900.

You will proceed to a fish restaurant for a delicious lunch in Alexandria.

The Pompey’s Pillar:

It’s an ancient Egyptian monument, which stands at over 25 meters tall. The extraordinary Pompey’s Pillar is one of the most iconic landmarks of Alexandria and it’s named after the Roman general Pompey, who was once thought to have been buried at the site.

The pillar dates back to the reign of Roman Emperor Diocletian in the fourth century AD.

Alexandria Library:

Alexandria Library is a modern institution that pays homage to the ancient construction of Alexandria Bibliotheca. The new library was created in 2002 as a way to display the city’s rich history and cultural heritage.

The library boasts a wide range of exhibits and large collections of rare books, manuscripts and ancient artifacts.

Once everything is over, we will transport you back to Cairo.

Meals: Breakfast and Lunch

You will enjoy breakfast in Cairo and you then be escorted by your guide in a private 4X4 land cruiser to visit:

Bahariya Oasis:

Bahariya Oasis is located 200 miles from Cairo and serves as a jumping off point for many safari trips into the desert, as it offers immediate access to the stunning landscapes of the White Desert.

Bahariya Oasis was formed by dark colored volcanic rocks surrounded by mountains and black rocks full of quartz. Bahariya Oasis has several palms and trees of different kinds such as guavas, mangos, and olives.

Bahariya Oasis includes 5 villages Mariya, El Qasr, Zabu, Al Heiz, and Bawiti (the capital of the Oasis). The name of Bahariya comes from the Arabic word “Bahr” which means the sea because the Mediterranean Sea was covering all the oasis millions of years ago.

Black Desert:

The Black Desert lies near Bahariya Oasis, north of the White Desert. Black Desert was named by black because of the existence of the mountains covered with a layer of black basalt rocks and volcanic rocks that emitted from the volcanic hills millions of years ago.

The black desert has also some red hills with ferruginous sandstone (Sandstone rich in iron minerals) and earthy minerals rich with irons which gave them the red color.

These mountains on the yellow sands of Western Desert paint a charming picture of the Egyptian desert and make it an attractive destination for all travelers all over the world.

El Heiz Village:

El Heiz Village lies beside the Black Desert, which takes its name from the pebbles which adorned the surface like burnt breadcrumbs.

This is dark brown, Oligocene iron pyrite and black basalt from the early Miocene Era and formed the top crusts of the sandstone layers created in earlier ages. These pebbles are spread over the sand combined with the nummulites and limestone concretions of other geological periods.

The ruins of the Roman fortress of Qasr Masuda at El Heiz which is one of the most northerly of the Roman garrisons in the Western Desert were constructed, so troops could guard and protect trade routes and control movement in the region.

Indulge in a delectable lunch and you then continue:

Valley of Agabat:

Agabat, famous for the ‘Beautiful Valley’, is in the Western Desert region of Egypt and generally is the stop off destination for tourists on their way to Bahariya Oasis.

There are no settlements at all in Agabat as the land is so rough and extreme temperatures in the summer months would make living extremely difficult.

Despite Agabat is smaller and considered a small valley in comparison to the Bahariya area, it is very impressive in its own distinctive way. With beautiful mountain formations and many white cliffs faces similar to the White Desert.

The sides of the mountains of Agabat are higher and steeper than the mountains of the way leading to Bahariya and Farafra. Centuries ago, there was a river valley at the lowest point of the Agabat Valley which nature strangely formed it in an unusual position making water to be raised up from it instead of going downwards.

White Desert:

The White Desert in Egypt is one of the several national reserves of this country, which is a small area in the west of Egypt, 500 km from capital, Cairo.

White Desert in Egypt is part of the Sahara Desert with is about 300 km², located along the road between the oases of Bahariya and Farafra.

Millions of years ago, there was an ocean floor here, but after the gathering of water and drainage there by the aid of weathering and erosion factors remained karst limestone formations that formed stunningly beautiful and bizarre landscapes such as devil's tables and mushrooms. Getting to the White Desert is not easy, but it is a must-visit destination for any traveler to Egypt.

Prepare yourself for dinner and then spending a peaceful night’s sleep at the desert campsite.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Today’s breakfast in the desert and your guide takes you to discover:

Crystal Mountain:

The crystal mountain crown decorates the white desert and is one of the richest treasures of the Farafra Oasis. The mountain is situated 160 km from the Bahariya Oasis.

They are unique hills made of over 12 types of crystal-like stones that combine to form a stunning natural look. The mountain is characterized as one of the most impressive natural areas in the White Desert Reserve.

It is a mountain consisting of crystals of metamorphosed Calcite rocks. Crystal Mountain is unique in its kind, as the shiny crystal pieces are considered one of the precious rocks that have no equal in the world, and it has become one of the most important and attractive tourist attractions because it contains the most stunning scenery, allure nature.

You will be transferred back to Cairo for an overnight stay at your 5-Star hotel.

Meals: Breakfast.

End your 6 Days Cairo, Alexandria and Bahariya Oasis Tour. Shortly after enjoying your hotel breakfast, you will check out and our employee will drive you to Cairo International Airport in the appropriate time to board your flight to the next destination and say good-bye Egypt!!

Meals: Breakfast