From Cairo: Private Day Tour to Alexandria with City Highlights
From Cairo: Private Day Tour to Alexandria with City Highlights
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$ 65
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10 hoursDuration of this experience -
Pickup and drop-off includedThis tour includes pick up and drop off from your accommodation, hotel or Airbnb in Cairo or Giza -
Private TourThis is a private tour for you and your group of family or friends
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Seafood LunchAt a local restaurant, with non Seafood options available -
Guided TripExperienced group leader during your experience -
Children PolicyChildren less than 6 years old are FREE of charge -
LanguageEnglish, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch and German -
Free cancellationYou can cancel this reservation up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
Experience Details
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Pickup and Drop off from your hotel in Cairo -
Clean, air-conditioned vehicles
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Private transportation
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Entry Fees to all of the Attractions (if option selected)
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Egyptologist Tour Guide
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Lunch Meal
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Airport pickup -
Gratuities
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Pick up from your hotel or accommodation in Cairo or GizaWe will pick you up from your hotel or accommodation in Cairo or Giza. Pick up from the Airport is available at an extra 10 USD per person30-45 minutes
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Drive from Cairo to AlexandriaBegin your journey to Alexandria in a comfortable, air-conditioned vehicle3 hours
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Catacombs of Kom El ShoqafaA fascinating underground necropolis in Alexandria, Egypt, dating back to the 2nd century AD during the Roman period. They are considered one of the most significant examples of the fusion of Egyptian, Greek, and Roman cultural and artistic influences.1 hour
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Pompey's Pillarone of the most iconic landmarks in Alexandria, Egypt. This towering 26.85-meter red granite column once stood within the Serapeum, a grand temple dedicated to Serapis, the Greco-Egyptian god of healing and knowledge. Over time, the temple was destroyed, but the pillar survived, becoming one of Alexandria’s most iconic landmarks. Interestingly, medieval travelers mistakenly believed it marked Pompey’s tomb, giving it the name that persists today.1 hour
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Kom El-Deka Roman AmphitheaterExplore Alexandria’s marble Roman amphitheater, once seating more than 800 people. Your guide will walk you through its pleasure gardens, mosaic floors, and remains of ancient baths.45 minutes
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Qaitbey CitadelExplore the 15th-century fortress, built on the remains of the ancient Lighthouse of Alexandria.1 hour
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The Library of AlexandriaThe Library of Alexandria was one of the greatest intellectual centers of the ancient world, symbolizing the pursuit of knowledge and scholarship. Located in Alexandria, Egypt, it was established during the reign of Ptolemy I Soter (r. 305–283 BCE) or his successor Ptolemy II Philadelphus (r. 283–246 BCE). It aimed to collect all the world’s knowledge and became a beacon of learning in the Hellenistic era.1 hour
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Seafood LunchEnjoy a fresh seafood meal with stunning views of the Mediterranean, Non seafood options available.1 hour
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Return to CairoAfter an enriching day in Alexandria, relax on the drive back to Cairo. You’ll be dropped off at your hotel in the evening.3 hours
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Drop off back to your hotel15 minutes
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Pick up from your hotel or accommodation in Cairo or GizaWe will pick you up from your hotel or accommodation in Cairo or Giza. Pick up from the Airport is available at an extra 10 USD per person30-45 minutes
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Drive from Cairo to AlexandriaBegin your journey to Alexandria in a comfortable, air-conditioned vehicle3 hours
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Catacombs of Kom El ShoqafaA fascinating underground necropolis in Alexandria, Egypt, dating back to the 2nd century AD during the Roman period. They are considered one of the most significant examples of the fusion of Egyptian, Greek, and Roman cultural and artistic influences.1 hour
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Pompey's Pillarone of the most iconic landmarks in Alexandria, Egypt. This towering 26.85-meter red granite column once stood within the Serapeum, a grand temple dedicated to Serapis, the Greco-Egyptian god of healing and knowledge. Over time, the temple was destroyed, but the pillar survived, becoming one of Alexandria’s most iconic landmarks. Interestingly, medieval travelers mistakenly believed it marked Pompey’s tomb, giving it the name that persists today.1 hour
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Kom El-Deka Roman AmphitheaterExplore Alexandria’s marble Roman amphitheater, once seating more than 800 people. Your guide will walk you through its pleasure gardens, mosaic floors, and remains of ancient baths.45 minutes
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Qaitbey CitadelExplore the 15th-century fortress, built on the remains of the ancient Lighthouse of Alexandria.1 hour
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The Library of AlexandriaThe Library of Alexandria was one of the greatest intellectual centers of the ancient world, symbolizing the pursuit of knowledge and scholarship. Located in Alexandria, Egypt, it was established during the reign of Ptolemy I Soter (r. 305–283 BCE) or his successor Ptolemy II Philadelphus (r. 283–246 BCE). It aimed to collect all the world’s knowledge and became a beacon of learning in the Hellenistic era.1 hour
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Seafood LunchEnjoy a fresh seafood meal with stunning views of the Mediterranean, Non seafood options available.1 hour
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Return to CairoAfter an enriching day in Alexandria, relax on the drive back to Cairo. You’ll be dropped off at your hotel in the evening.3 hours
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Drop off back to your hotel15 minutes