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The Alexandria-National Museum
The National Museum of Alexandria displays more than 1,800 artifacts from prehistoric and Roman times, from the Greco-Roman period and from the Coptic and Islamic eras, all telling the nuances of ancient Egyptian history. It is the only museum that exhibits artifacts recovered underwater, including the most important ones: the black granite statue of Isis […]
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Quad biking in the Western-Desert
Take a quad tour through the beautiful landscape surrounding the Siwa Oasis. There are several places in the oasis where quad bikes are rented. Take a ride and watch the sun set or rise and change the colours of the desert terrain. You do not need any experience for this fun activity, just bring a […]
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Safari Into the Great Sand-Sea
Covering more than 72,000 square kilometres and forming the northern edge of the Sahara, the Great Sand Sea is the third largest dune field in the world. Siwa is the northern gateway and the perfect starting point for a safari expedition to a truly magical place. Experience the infinite tranquilly of the endlessly rolling dunes […]
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Sand-Boarding in the Great Sand Sea
Surf the huge dunes of the Great Sand Sea near Siwa. Head into the desert to find what is said to be the best place in the world for dune surfing, with very smooth and steep dunes up to 140 metres high. And if that was not enough, you’ll have breathtaking views of the desert […]
the most famous desert destination in Egypt – and for good reason. The number of eerily beautiful wind-sculpted rock formations in the shape of giant mushrooms or pebbles is unmatched in any other desert in the world. Farafra is closer than Bahariya to this 300-kilometre-long protected area, but offers a more limited range of tours […]
