Get ready for an epic journey to Siwa Oasis, a hidden paradise in the desert. This expedition promises excitement and exploration, with thrilling adventures and captivating sights awaiting your discovery. From exploring rugged terrain to checking out ancient wonders, Siwa has it all. Buckle up for smooth rides and exhilarating activities that will make your trip truly extraordinary!
- Salt Lakes
- Safari in the Great Sea Sand
- Sand boarding in the desert
- Camping in the desert
- Bonfire night
- Agiba Beach, Where mountains frame the sea's beauty
- Lagouna beach, One of the clearest waters
- Caves Beach, Where mountains meet the sea in spectacular harmony
- Hidden Beach
- Dinner at a Bedouin local restaurant
We will be moving from Cairo the night before Day 1 at 10 pm. The road takes around 10 hours.
Day 1
Welcome To Siwa!
Upon our early arrival, we will have Breakfast in a local restaurant then head to check-in at our hotel.
After Breakfast We start our adventure. We will start by visiting the Salt lakes, having the experience of floating on the water in our Egyptian Dead Sea.
After that we will head to the hotel for a quick shower and then move to our special island to have our lunch while enjoying the beauty of Siwan sunset over the Siwa Lake.
- Breakfast in a local restaurant
- Swim in the famous Salt Lakes
- Sunset by the lake at Mbiama Island
Day 2
Safari drive
Breakfast will pave the way for a day of exploration on 4x4 Land Cruisers. We’ll start-off with a rollercoaster ride along the Great Sand Sea before a refreshing dip in the cold lake then our professional drivers will take us to a natural hot spring in the desert and we will have our Lunch there.
A little before sunset, we embark on a sand boarding adventure to give the day another adrenaline boost.
Afterwards we will head to our camp which is the perfect way to end the day before our Bedion dinner beneath the desert sky.
- Shali Castle the old city of Siwa
- Pharaonic tombs at Mountain of the dead
- Alexander Temple
- Ain Cleopatra Natural Eye
- Dakrour Mountain Sunset Hike
Day 3
Welcome To Marsa Matrouh!
We'll rise early at our desert camping spot to witness the sunrise before having breakfast, then we'll hit the road for Matrouh.
Once we arrive at our private accommodation in Matrouh, we will check-in and enjoy a delicious brunch to start our day on a satisfying note. From there, we'll set off on foot to explore Matrouh's Caves beach.
As the day unfolds, we'll drive back to our accommodation and enjoy some free time by the pool, witness a breathtaking sunset and freshen up before indulging in a delightful dinner served at our accommodation.
Get ready for a memorable day filled with adventure, relaxation, and connecting with nature in Marsa Matrouh.
*Please note that phone network is unstable during our stay.
- Explore the Caves beach one of Matrouh's the best beaches
- Sunset by the pool
- Stargaze at the night
Day 4
A true Coastal Desert Experience.
We'll start with an early sunrise and a quick breakfast before heading to the stunning Lagouna Beach, Followed by Agiba beach for a swim and relaxation.
Once we've had our fill of relaxation and water fun, In the evening, we'll go to the town to have dinner at one of the well known local restaurants in Marsa Matrouh "Koukou el Araby", in which you can choose to try out a bedouin dish.
- Breakfast by the water at Lagouna Beach
- Swim in one of the waters at Lagouna Beach
- Agiba Beach, Where mountains frame the sea's beauty
- Hiking through one of the best landscapes in Egypt
- Picnic at the fig garden under the trees
- Fig Picking
Day 5
Departure
On our final day, we'll begin with a delightful breakfast then we'll enjoy some free time at our accommodation, taking in the serene surroundings and making the most of the facilities, Then we’ll have to checkout and start the way back to Cairo.
We’ll move at 12 pm and arrive back in Cairo at around 7 pm.
Siwa Hotel:
Room:
Matrouh Accommodation:
Room:
Bell Tent
Gazef Tent:
*Please Note that you might be sharing the rooms with someone from the group.
What is included in the tour
- Accommodation as mentioned in itinerary
- All transfers as per itinerary
- Meals mentioned in the itinerary
- Visits and entry fees as mentioned in Itinerary
- Activities mentioned in itinerary
What is NOT included in the tour
- Beverages and drinks
- Tips
- Personal Spending
Non-Egyptians will incur an additional fee of $150 to cover essential permits, accommodation, and ticket price differences. Make sure you have this amount in cash to be paid to your trip chaperone at the start of the journey.
The Adventure Leader's primary role is to ensure your journey flows seamlessly. As your main point of contact throughout the trip, they're dedicated to enhancing your experience. Whether it's offering recommendations on activities or attractions, or facilitating interactions among travelers, they ensure everyone feels connected, although often connections form naturally.
Our groups are filled with solo travelers and like-minded individuals who share a passion for adventure and connecting with others. You'll feel right at home exploring with us.
We use private buses, either a Hiace for smaller groups of 10 or a Coaster for larger groups of 19.
In Egypt, the power supply is Type C and F, with a standard voltage of 220V and a frequency of 50Hz.
In the populated areas of Siwa and Marsa Matrouh, you can typically expect reliable network connectivity. However, as you drive through the landscapes of the desert in Siwa and at the accommodation in Marsa Matrouh, expect some inconsistencies in network connection. You may even have limited or even no network coverage at all. Therefore, be prepared for periods of disconnection. correct grammar?
- Comfortable Clothing
- Comfortable Shoes
- Slippers
- Bathing Suit
- Towel
- Sun Protection (sunscreen, hat, sunglasses)
- Insect Repellent
- Camera / Waterproof GoPro (if available)
- Power Bank (if available)
- Speakers (if available)
- Snacks
Tipping directly supports local communities, benefiting drivers and suppliers. The tourism sector heavily depends on this support. While not obligatory, your tip is a meaningful 'thank you' for their service.
