2-Day Cairo & Alexandria Tour from Sharm El Sheikh ✈️🏛️

Explore the best of Cairo and Alexandria on this comprehensive two-day tour from Sharm El Sheikh. See iconic ancient Egyptian monuments, world-class museums, and historical sites while enjoying comfortable transfers and guided tours.

Day 1 – Cairo Tour 🏜️

⭐ Hoogtepunten:
🏛️ Egyptisch Museum – View over 120,000 artifacts spanning pre-dynastic, Pharaonic, and Greco-Roman periods, including Tutankhamun’s treasures and the mummies room .
🏜️ Great Pyramids of Giza – Marvel at the last surviving Wonder of the Ancient World, built from over 2.3 million granite blocks .
🦁 The Sphinx – Discover the oldest monumental sculpture, learn the history behind its missing nose, and explore the Valley Temple .
🍴 Lunch on the Nile – Buffet lunch with local flavors, relaxing amidst the sights of bustling Cairo .
🛍️ Free Time in Bazaars – Shop for souvenirs, Egyptian crafts, perfumes, and papyrus .

✅ Included:

• Hotel pick-up and drop-off in Sharm El Sheikh
• Air-conditioned coach transport to Cairo
• Professionele Egyptologische gids
• Entrance fees to attractions
• Buffet lunch

Day 2 – Alexandria Tour 🌊

⭐ Hoogtepunten:
🏛️ Greco-Roman Museum – Explore 27 halls showcasing Egyptian, Greek, and Roman art, housed in a historic neo-classical building .
🗿 Pompey’s Pillar – See the massive 26.85-meter red Aswan granite column, the largest freestanding column in Roman Egypt .
🎭 Roman Theatre – Visit the ancient theatre originally built by Nabataeans and improved by Romans, accommodating 3,000 spectators .
🍴 Lunch in Alexandria – Enjoy a meal in the city center with optional sightseeing afterward (Catacombs of Al-Shukafa, National Museum, or Royal Jewelry Museum).

✅ Included:

• Air-conditioned transfers from Cairo to Alexandria and back to Sharm
• English-speaking guide
• Entrance fees to chosen sites
• Lunch in Alexandria

✨ Tour Experience:
Perfect for travelers who want a comprehensive cultural and historical experience, combining Egypt’s Pharaonic heritage in Cairo with the Greco-Roman wonders of Alexandria—all in two days.