Experience the thrill of Siwa Oasis, a hidden desert paradise filled with ancient wonders and breathtaking landscapes.
- Float effortlessly in the turquoise waters of the Salt Lakes, unique natural pools with high salinity
- Catch a stunning sunset from Mibiama Island
- Check out Shali Castle, one of the oldest castles in Egypt
- Visit the ruins of Alexander Temple, linked to Alexander the Great
- Lunch in a local restaurant by Ain Cleopatra
- Go on a thrilling safari across the Great Sand Sea
- Ride the sand dunes while sandboarding
- Enjoy a fun night around a bonfire
We will meet up at the Emirates Embassy in Heliopolis the night before the date of trip at 10 PM. There is a secondary meeting point at Emarat Misr Gas Station, Sahrawy, next to Dandy Mall, 6th of October at 11 PM. The road takes approximately 10 hours.
Day 1
Welcome To Siwa!
Upon our early arrival, we will have breakfast in a local restaurant then check-in at our hotel. The adventure begins as we head to the Salt Lakes, where you'll float effortlessly in Egypt's very own "Dead Sea." After a quick refresh at the hotel, we'll take you to a secluded island for brunch. We'll catch the breathtaking Siwan sunset over the lake. In the evening, we can go to relax a natural hot spring (Optional).
- Have breakfast in a local restaurant
- Float effortlessly in the turquoise waters of the Salt Lakes, unique natural pools with high salinity
- Catch a stunning sunset by the lake from Mibiama Island
Day 2
Siwa Desert Safari
Today, we’ll explore the desert in 4x4 Land Cruisers. We'll kick off with a thrilling ride through the Great Sand Sea before stopping at a natural hot spring for a relaxing break, then picnic under a tree (Brunch). Before sunset, we'll sand board on the dunes. The day ends at our desert camp, where we'll have a Bedouin dinner under the starry sky.
- Go on a thrilling safari across the Great Sand Sea
- Visit a natural hot spring in the desert
- Enjoy a picnic under the tree
- Ride the sand dunes while sandboarding
- Have a fun night around a bonfire
Day 3
Old city of Siwa
After breakfast, the day kicks off around 10 AM with a tour of Siwa. We'll start at Shali Castle, the old city of Siwa, followed by a visit to the Temple of Alexander, a 6th-century BC landmark with rich history. Next, we’ll stop at Siwa’s famous Cleopatra Spring to relax and enjoy lunch. Finally, we’ll hike up Dakrour Mountain for a stunning sunset view.
New Year's Edition
This year, the adventure doesn’t stop at dinner. As night falls, we’ll head into the desert for a once-in-a-lifetime experience: a New Year’s celebration in the middle of nowhere. All Gazef groups will come together for one massive party under the stars, complete with a DJ and an unforgettable vibe.
- Check out Shali Castle, one of the oldest castles in Egypt
- Visit the ruins of Alexander Temple, linked to Alexander the Great
- Lunch in a local restaurant by Cleopatra Spring
- Hike the top of Dakour mountain for a breathtaking sunset view
- Celebrate New Year's at a desert party with a DJ
- Join all Gazef groups for an unforgettable night under the stars
Day 4
Departure
After breakfast, we’ll head to the market for one last chance to grab souvenirs. Fair warning: you’ll be tempted to buy everything you see here.
Then, it’s goodbye Siwa. We move at around 12:00 pm and arrive back in Cairo at around 11 pm.
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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 $100 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.
Please Note that you might be sharing the rooms with someone from the group.
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.
Network is unstable during safari day
- 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.
