6 Day trip in Cairo and Alexandria Package

In the morning, we will rendezvous with you in the lobby of your hotel and proceed to the first attraction in Cairo on the next day’s itinerary, which are the Memphis Pyramids. Originally built to a height of approximately 52 meters, about 78 meters at the base, the pyramid has seen most of its height and base worn down by time and the elements. Today, it stands at a round (15) meters tall.

The Pyramid of Memphis was built in a completely different way from other great Egyptian pyramids. It was not made of huge, well-cut stones. It is built of mud bricks over which there is a layer of limestone. This is why the pyramid does not remain in a good condition in comparison to those at Giza and other parts of Egypt.

Following your morning meal, your competent guide will see you off at your hotel in Cairo and then take you on an amazing journey to the New Museum of Egyptian Civilization (NMEC),

The Museum holds a plethora of artifacts from pre-history and ancient civilization practices in the form of sculptures, paintings, pottery, jewelry, and many more to the contemporary age. Among these inclusions is a special designated area the museum houses showing unique gowns of wrapped condensates of New Kingdom Nile civilization heads for example Hatshepsut, the great wife king, and Ramses II.

Interactive displays, multimedia resources, and cultural education are some of the proposals at the NMEC that enable guests to understand and appreciate Egypt’s rich history and civilization. And it has also additional services such as a gift shop, a restaurant, and a center for conferences.

Then you will be driven from Cairo towards the Ismalia government area, Suez Canal. Ismalia is a city situated in northeast Egypt on the banks of the Suez Canal, with roughly 360,000 residents. Additionally, Ismailia hosts Suez Canal University and has several tourist and historical attractions.

You will make a tour of Ismalia The Suez Canal is a man-made water channel of constant level. It starts from the Mediterranean Sea and goes to the Red Sea enabling vessels to cross over the Europe-Asia trade route without circling the African continent through the south. The engineering works that makes the waterway clearly sought after will be seen there. There is a Suez Canal, and one can expect to see a vast expanse of huge Vessels passing by within that canal. Then there will be Sea food lunch provided after which you will be transported back to the city of Cairo

From the third day, you will have enough rest in the hotel and we will take you to the city of Alexandria The city that never ends of historical places.
Kom Aash Shuqafa: This roman few because Alex is bulging summer noticed consisting At the top or the shave of two half-locks below, a Chopta pictorial based miss one makes of it tuned influences of roman age. 
Pompeys’s pillar: It is the tall pillar which happens to be one of the landmarks in Alexandria. You can go climb up the pillar and see the view of the city from up above while some guides will explain to you the history of the column and its importance.
Bibliotheca Alexandria: This state-of-the art library is built in appreciation of the long lost great Library of Alexandria, which was regarded as one of the remarkable libraries that existed. You can use its enormous building with all its books and displays, take part in activities in the centre, and behold its design sculpturing.
Citadel of Qaitbay: This is a popularly known historical place built along the Mediterranean coast of Egypt in 1477. It has an enormous citadel that was strategically positioned to protect the coast from the Portuguese aggressors.
Sidi Morsi Abu al-Abbas Mosque: This mosque is equally important and one of the best in Alexandria, and it is found in the older part of the city. You will visit the magnificent structure, look at the funny ways of people dressed up for prayer, and actively engage in Islam history in Egypt.
You will take delicious Egyptian cuisine there, such as koshary, while going to its beautiful beaches and the water walks. Then after that, we will take you to the Paradise Inn hotel.

El Alamein is a seaside settlement within the Matrouh Governorate of Egypt and is situated approximately 106 km to the west of the city of Alexandria. The city is well known for its historical importance as it hosted the battlegrounds of two important events of World War II in 1942 and 43, which is known as the battle of El Alamein.

El Alamein is a captivating city that attracts numerous tourists for a variety of reasons.The city has a number of historical museums, among them the El Alamein war museum (Additional Activity), which tells of interesting facts regarding the army and the battles, the activities, and the collections from the German War Cemetery, where more than 4000 soldiers who fought for Germany were buried.

While scholars and history enthusiasts may appreciate the exhibits presented in these museums, the city also has nice sandy shores, such as Cleopatra Beach, said to have been swum in by the Egyptian queen herself, and Marassi Beach, known for its waters and sunsets.

You will ultimately return to Cairo to relax at your hotel.

Following a delightful breakfast at your hotel, you will be transported to Cairo International Airport to board your flight home.