Day 1
Day 1
Cairo El Alemin Matrouh-Siwa Pick up time from your hotel in Cairo or Giza at 05:00 am. we do recommend to order a breakfast box from your hotel because of the early departure, and drive to El Alamein , driving distance: 259 km. It takes 3 hours driving, on the way we stop for a coffee break. Arrival at El Alamein at 08:30
El Alamein Controlled the north African coast which opens the way to the whole Egypt and the trade routes to the Far East via the red sea and the Indian Ocean. During the second world war, the Axis powers wanted to dominate Egypt in order to close Britain`s sea routes to its colonial empire, which the British desperate to protect. starting in 1940 with the Italian invasion to Egypt via Libya, The coastal town of Al Diffa was the scene of the ongoing battle.
El Alamein Museum
The small El Alamein museum, about 1 mile west of the British memorial, is located on the north side of the road, for anyone interested in the war Memorabilia. it is worth a stop. Created in 1965 from debris found on the battlefield, It contains uniforms, Weapons, Flags and other war Paraphernalia. Displays include Photographs and the battle sites
El Alamein War Cemetery
It was designed by Sir Herbert Worthington and is maintained by the British war graves commission in Cairo , Here 7,367 men from Britain, Newzealand, Australia, South Africa, Greece, France, India and Malaysia are buried in individual graves, while 11,945 men, whose bodies were never found, are honoured in the cloister that precedes the graveyard
Beyond the cloister is the Individual graves, each, topped with white Marker, Approximately 815 soldiers were identified and their names are inscribed over the graves
The German war Memorial
Thee kilometres,west of the Italian marker, the German war memorial is a single octagonal building erected in 1959, overlooks the sea, Patterned after the castle del Monte. the memorial contains the bodies of 4280 German soldiers, at the Entrance, it stands an impressive golden mosaic, to the right of the Entrance is a small chapel where families and friends honour the dead with wreaths, Photographs and memorial ribbons.
The Italian Memorial
The Elegant white marble Italian Memorial, the largest structure at El Alamein .stands 5 kilometres beyond the German Memorial, it was designed by Paolo Caccia dominoni who served at El-Alamein and also wrote a book about it
In the Entrance, there is a small museum and in the chapel is inscribed ( To 4800 Italian soldiers, sailors and airmen, the desert and the sea did not give back 38,000 who are missing)
The main memorial overlooks the sea at the top
Light lunch will be served on the way.Pick up time from your hotel in Cairo or Giza at 05:00 am. we do recommend to order a breakfast box from your hotel because of the early departure, and drive to El Alamein , driving distance: 259 km. It takes 3 hours driving, on the way we stop for a coffee break. Arrival at El Alamein at 08:30
El Alamein Controlled the north African coast which opens the way to the whole Egypt and the trade routes to the Far East via the red sea and the Indian Ocean. During the second world war, the Axis powers wanted to dominate Egypt in order to close Britain`s sea routes to its colonial empire, which the British desperate to protect. starting in 1940 with the Italian invasion to Egypt via Libya, The coastal town of Al Diffa was the scene of the ongoing battle.
El Alamein Museum
The small El Alamein museum, about 1 mile west of the British memorial, is located on the north side of the road, for anyone interested in the war Memorabilia. it is worth a stop. Created in 1965 from debris found on the battlefield, It contains uniforms, Weapons, Flags and other war Paraphernalia. Displays include Photographs and the battle sites
El Alamein War Cemetery
It was designed by Sir Herbert Worthington and is maintained by the British war graves commission in Cairo , Here 7,367 men from Britain, Newzealand, Australia, South Africa, Greece, France, India and Malaysia are buried in individual graves, while 11,945 men, whose bodies were never found, are honoured in the cloister that precedes the graveyard
Beyond the cloister is the Individual graves, each, topped with white Marker, Approximately 815 soldiers were identified and their names are inscribed over the graves
The German war Memorial
Thee kilometres,west of the Italian marker, the German war memorial is a single octagonal building erected in 1959, overlooks the sea, Patterned after the castle del Monte. the memorial contains the bodies of 4280 German soldiers, at the Entrance, it stands an impressive golden mosaic, to the right of the Entrance is a small chapel where families and friends honour the dead with wreaths, Photographs and memorial ribbons.
Day 2
Day 2
Discover siwa attractions Discover the oasis of Siwa Sidi Abou Soliman mosque, visits of the Agoumi, Oracle temple,
The Oracle temple,
It is a spectacular temple, The temple of Amun, built during the twenty-sixth Dynasty, the temple and its oracle flourished into Greek and Roman times
The temple was built on the top of mountains, The ruins of the temple can be reached by climbing a well-marked path up the side of the rock.
According to a legend, the temple was built in honor of ham, the son of Noah, by Danaus Egyptian, another legend relates the foundation of the temple to the Greek god Dionysus. While lost in the western desert. Dionysus was perishing of thirst, when A ram appeared and guided him to the spring of Agroumi, In Gratitude Dionysus erected this temple.
Oracle, Manifestations of God, were highly revered in the ancient world, Able to see into the future they were consulted regularly before important decisions were made
It is believed that Alexander the Great wished to consult the Siwan oracle to seek confirmation that he was the son of Zeus. The Greek god of gods, when he and his entourage arrived, A manifestation of the oracle was paraded through the city accompanied by eighty priests, After his visit to the oracle, whenever his image appeared on the coin, Alexander was shown with horns of the ram, the symbol of Amun, the god of gods in Egypt
Brian Anderson –
Traveling through the western desert to explore Siwa’s breathtaking landmarks sounds incredible!”
Anna Cooper –
This tour offers a unique blend of history, nature, and adventure in the Siwa Oasis!”
Rachel Parker –
Visiting Cleopatra’s Bath and the Great Sand Sea by 4×4 is the adventure I’ve been looking for.”
Matthew Edwards –
This trip is a great opportunity to learn about the Siwa Oasis and its amazing historical sites.”
Michael Turner –
Exploring El Alamein and the Siwa Oasis in one package is the perfect way to see Egypt’s hidden treasures.”
Jessica Lewis –
The combination of the Oracle Temple, Fatnas Lake, and the Great Sand Sea makes this tour unforgettable.”
Michael Thompson –
Traveling from Cairo to Siwa Oasis and visiting historical sites like the Oracle Temple and natural wonders like Fatnas Lake sounds like an unforgettable journey. A must-try for adventurers
James Anderson –
This tour is perfect for anyone seeking a mix of history and adventure! Siwa’s breathtaking landmarks like Cleopatra’s Bath and Gebel Al Dakrur make this a truly unforgettable experience.
Emma Collins –
The Siwa Oasis tour offers a unique chance to explore Egypt’s western desert. From the historic stops in El Alamein to the serene beauty of Fatnas Lake, this journey is a blend of adventure and culture.
Emma Collins –
This 5-day tour from Cairo to Siwa Oasis is an incredible journey through history and nature. Exploring Shali Fortress, Cleopatra’s Bath, and the Oracle Temple sounds fascinating, and the adventure in the Great Sand Sea makes it even more exciting!
Ben Taylor –
A journey from Cairo to Siwa Oasis sounds like the ultimate escape! The historic Shali Fortress and breathtaking landscapes like the Great Sand Sea make this a truly memorable trip.
Laura Mitchell –
This tour offers an amazing opportunity to explore the serene and historical Siwa Oasis. With private guides and 4×4 adventures, it’s the ideal trip for anyone seeking an off-the-beaten-path experience.
Daniel Roberts –
Siwa Oasis is a hidden gem, and this 5-day journey is the perfect way to explore its history and beauty. From the Oracle Temple to Cleopatra’s Bath, it’s a dream destination.
Olivia Jenkins –
The Siwa Oasis tour offers a magical desert adventure. Visiting the Great Sand Sea by 4×4 and learning about Siwa’s culture is an experience I wouldn’t want to miss!
David Wilson –
From Cairo to Siwa, this tour combines historical landmarks, desert adventures, and serene natural beauty. Exploring Siwa with a private guide is the best way to experience its magic!
Sophia Brown –
Traveling to Siwa Oasis is the perfect way to immerse yourself in Egypt’s natural beauty and cultural heritage. The Fatnas Lake and the Oracle Temple make this tour one-of-a-kind!