7 Days Cairo and Alexandria | Egypt’s Iconic Cities Tour

As soon as you step off the plane at Cairo Airport, one of our awesome Egypt Online Tour team will be right there waiting for you, holding a sign with your name. No worries at all—we’ll sort your bags and get you straight to your hotel in a comfy, air-conditioned car. Just sit back and enjoy... you’re here!

Evening Nile Dinner Cruise 

Ready to dive in? Your Cairo trip kicks off with an epic dinner cruise on the legendary Nile. 

Picture tasty food, live music, awesome belly dancing, and a wild Tannoura show that’ll totally draw you in. It’s the perfect way to catch the city’s vibe on your first night

Overnight – Sweet Dreams in Cairo 

After an awesome night on the Nile, we’ll drop you back at your hotel to crash and recharge—big adventures are waiting for you tomorrow!

Meal: dinner      

Once you’ve smashed that hotel breakfast, it’s time to kick off your 7-day Cairo and Alexandria adventure! Today’s all about diving into the epic ancient history at the heart of Egypt.

It’s the perfect intro to your Cairo and Alexandria tour package or any exciting group vacation package in Egypt.

The Egyptian Museum – Where 5000 Years of History Come to Life

First up on our Cairo adventure is the awesome Egyptian Museum—it’s packed with the world’s biggest collection of ancient Egyptian stuff. 

Total paradise for history lovers! You’ll wander through rooms full of mummies, cool jewelry, statues, and all kinds of ancient tools—basically everything from pharaohs’ daily life to insane treasures like King Tut’s famous golden mask.

 It’s way more than just a museum; it’s like stepping into a time machine where every piece has a wild story to tell—from mighty gods to genius builders. 

It’s one of the must-see stops in many top-rated  Egypt tour packages , in any Cairo Egypt pyramids tour, and honestly, no Cairo trip is complete without seeing it. 

Giza Pyramids – Khufu, Khafre, and Menkaure Up Close

Next up, the absolute highlight of any Cairo-to-Alexandria trip—the legendary Giza Pyramids! These giant wonders were built over 4,500 years ago as royal tombs, and they’re still standing strong, totally defying time and gravity. 

You’ll check out the Great Pyramid of Khufu first—it’s the biggest one and one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. 

Then there’s Khafre’s pyramid, a bit smaller but just as mind-blowing, and finally Menkaure’s, the smallest of the three but still seriously impressive.

Whether you’re traveling solo, as a couple, or part of a group vacation package, this moment will stick with you forever.

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The Great Sphinx – Guardian of the Pyramids

A quick stroll from the pyramids and boom—you’re face to face with the legendary Sphinx! It’s that massive statue with a lion’s body and a human face, thought to be the pharaoh Khafre. 

For millennia, this enigmatic giant has stood watch over the Giza Plateau, witnessing countless sunrises and sunsets above Egypt’s iconic wonders.

The Sphinx isn’t just a statue—it’s a full-on icon. No one really knows why it was built or what secrets it’s hiding, and honestly, that’s what makes it so awesome.

A visit to the Sphinx is a must for anyone on a Cairo, Egypt, pyramids tour, especially if you want that perfect iconic photo. Make the most of your short trip with    5 Days Cairo Tour that covers all the highlights in one go.

Optional Nile Dinner Cruise – Food, Music, and Magic

If you’re up for a super chill night with awesome views, you can hop on an optional Nile dinner cruise. For two hours, you’ll cruise down the famous river, dig into a full-on Egyptian dinner, and enjoy live music, belly dancing, and those epic traditional tanoura shows. 

It’s the perfect way to kick back after a long day of exploring. Plus, it’s a fun chance to hang out with your group and soak up the magical night vibe of Egypt. 

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  Back to the Hotel 

After an awesome day of sightseeing, we’ll head back to the hotel so you can chill, look back on everything you’ve seen, and gear up for tomorrow. This is just the beginning—your Egypt adventure has so much more in store in Cairo and Alexandria!

Meals: Breakfast, Dinner     

After a nice, laid-back breakfast at your Cairo hotel, it’s time to hit the road to Alexandria, the cool Mediterranean city by the sea. It’s only a few hours away, and the drive itself gives you a great sneak peek of Egypt’s coastal vibes.

Day three of your Cairo and Alexandria tour package is packed with cultural gems, royal history, and stunning sea views — a perfect addition to your group vacation package.

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The Great Library of Alexandria (Bibliotheca Alexandrina)

First stop: the awesome Library of Alexandria! It’s a modern shout-out to the ancient wonder that used to be the biggest knowledge hub in the world. 

Today, it’s just as epic, with over 8 million books, plus museums, art galleries, and cultural spots all in one place. The building itself is a masterpiece, and there’s so much to explore—it’s a total must-see. 

Your ticket covers most of the exhibitions, but if you want to check out the main reading hall (which is huge and super cool), you’ll need a separate ticket—and honestly, it’s 100% worth it.

If you’re passionate about history, literature, or even just stunning architecture, this is the spot. Alexandria is a key stop in many tours from Cairo to Alexandria, Egypt, and this library is often a highlight.

The Royal Gardens and Montaza Palaces

Next up, you’ll stroll through the beautiful Montaza Royal Gardens—a super chill spot right by the sea. This green oasis used to be the summer hangout for Egypt’s last royal family. 

Surrounded by palm trees and fresh sea air, you’ll check out the gorgeous Al-Haramlek and Al-Salamlek Palaces, which mix European style with Middle Eastern vibes. 

The gardens and coastal paths are seriously photogenic—definitely one of the best spots for Insta pics in Alexandria. It’s a must-see, and you’ll totally feel the old royal vibes while soaking in those epic sea views

Unknown Soldier Memorial and Alexander the Great Statue

Next, you’ll stop by the Unknown Soldier Memorial, a powerful spot that honors Egypt’s fallen heroes. Just around the corner, you’ll also see the statue of Alexander the Great—the legendary guy who founded the city. 

These stops are short but packed with meaning, giving you a mix of ancient history and modern pride all in one go.

 They’re commonly included in Cairo and Alexandria tour packages for travelers looking to see beyond just the beach views.

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Abu Al Abbas Mosque

After that, you’ll visit one of Alexandria’s most famous landmarks—the Abu Al Abbas Al Mursi Mosque. With its amazing domes, detailed Islamic designs, and super peaceful vibe, it’s way more than just a mosque—it’s a real work of art.

 The courtyard is perfect for snapping photos, and once you step inside, the calm and quiet totally wash over you, even if you're not religious, the architecture alone will leave you amazed, it’s often highlighted in group vacation packages for its cultural value.

St. Mark’s Coptic Cathedral

Following an optional lunch at a local eatery, you’ll make your way to St. Mark’s Cathedral, Africa’s oldest church and the spiritual center of the Coptic Church.

The building mixes Roman and modern styles, and the vibe inside is super warm and welcoming, with loads of history all around. 

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Stanley Bridge and Corniche Drive

To wrap things up, you’ll cruise along the famous Alexandria Corniche, where the Mediterranean waves meet the city’s historic harbor. 

You’ll pass by Stanley Bridge—a modern icon that fits right in with the city’s dreamy seaside vibe. 

Whether you’re snapping selfies or just soaking up the sea breeze, this spot really shows off Alexandria’s magic. The views are next level, especially when the sun starts to set. 

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End of the Day: Back to the Hotel

As the day wraps up, we’ll head back to the hotel so you can chill for the evening. If you’re up for something extra—like a seafood dinner by the water or a quick visit to a local market—just give us a heads-up. We’re happy to sort it out for you at no extra cost.

Meal: dinner          

After a relaxed breakfast at your hotel, day four of your 7 Days Cairo and Alexandria adventure gives you the freedom to explore Alexandria at your own pace — or to dive deeper into Egypt’s hidden gems. 

Whether you choose a full-day trip to Rosetta, a historic tour to El Alamein, or a night tour around Alexandria’s scenic spots, this is your chance to personalize your experience. 

Let’s take a look at your options:

Rosetta (Rashid) – Home of the Rosetta Stone

If you’re into history, a trip to Rosetta (Rashid) is a total must. This little town, where the Nile meets the Mediterranean, is super famous because it’s where they found the Rosetta Stone—the key that helped unlock ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs.

 You’ll check out the Rashid National Museum, which has cool artifacts and a replica of the stone, and you’ll hear the story of how it helped experts crack the code of Egypt’s ancient language. 

But Rosetta’s not just about the stone—you’ll also wander through its old Ottoman-style houses and tiny, charming streets that make you feel like you’ve stepped back in time.

 A visit here adds serious depth to your Cairo and Alexandria tour package, as it connects the modern traveler with a pivotal moment in global history. 

El Alamein – WWII Memories on the Mediterranean

If you’re curious about more recent history, El Alamein is the place to be. This quiet town was once the scene of a huge World War II battle between British, German, and Italian forces—a fight that helped change the course of the war. 

These days it’s calm and peaceful, but the history is still alive at the El Alamein Military Museum, where you’ll see tanks, uniforms, photos, and maps from that time. You’ll also stop by the Allied and German war cemeteries—beautifully kept and really moving to visit.

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This tour adds a completely different dimension to your tours from Cairo to Alexandria Egypt, showing that Egypt’s modern history is just as impactful as its ancient wonders. 

Alexandria by Night 

Not ready to say goodbye to Alexandria just yet? Take a night tour and see the city totally transform after dark. You’ll wander along the Corniche, catch the lights dancing on Stanley Bridge, and feel the sea breeze as you pass by lively cafés and street musicians. 

Craving some fresh seafood? Or maybe a cup of tea with a perfect sea view, just like the locals do? This tour is all about soaking up the real vibe of Alexandria — the kind of moments you’ll remember long after you’re home.

After a peaceful morning and breakfast in Alexandria, it’s time to hit the road again, this time, heading back to the heart of ancient Egypt: Cairo.

But this isn’t just a travel day, it’s a full-on history experience, packed with stops that take you deep into Egypt’s early dynasties, Today’s journey offers a raw and powerful look at Egypt’s architectural and cultural roots.

The Step Pyramid of Djoser – The Birthplace of Pyramids

Get ready to explore where Egypt’s whole pyramid story began! In Saqqara, just outside Cairo, you’ll find the Step Pyramid of Djoser — the oldest massive stone building in the world, built over 4,700 years ago. 

Designed by the brilliant Imhotep, this pyramid was a game-changer. Instead of the usual flat-roofed tombs, he came up with a six-layered design that paved the way for all the famous pyramids that came later. 

When you walk through this ancient site, you’re not just seeing a monument — you’re witnessing a turning point in human engineering. many travelers miss this spot on quick visits, but for those on a Cairo, Egypt pyramids tour, it’s a must-see. 

Memphis – The First Capital of Ancient Egypt

After Saqqara, we’re off to Memphis — the ancient capital of Egypt. Back in the day, this place was buzzing as the political and religious hub during the Old Kingdom, founded by King Menes (aka Narmer). Today, it’s mostly ruins, but you can still feel its incredible history. 

The main attraction? A giant statue of Ramses II lying in an open-air museum — it’s huge and seriously impressive. 

This stop mixes real history with a bit of imagination, making you feel like you’ve stepped right into the heart of ancient Egypt.

 When combined with nearby Saqqara and Giza, Memphis adds depth to your Cairo to Alexandria Egypt tour, reminding you that the story of Egypt started long before the Great Pyramids ever stood.  Combine culture and luxury with the    Oberoi Philae Nile Cruise , one of the finest ways to explore Aswan.

Lunch

Time for lunch! Enjoy a delicious meal at a local restaurant in Cairo before heading off to your next adventure:

Dahshur – The Bent Pyramid and the Red Pyramid

Dahshur is your final stop today, and it’s where ancient experimentation comes to life, this site is home to two of Egypt’s most fascinating pyramids:

•  The Bent Pyramid.
• The Red Pyramid

both built under the reign of King Sneferu (father of Khufu, who built the Great Pyramid of Giza), the Bent Pyramid is particularly interesting — it starts rising at one steep angle and then curves midway due to structural concerns, this gives it a unique and mysterious shape. 

Just a short distance away stands the Red Pyramid, considered Egypt’s first successful “true” pyramid with smooth, straight sides.

 Unlike Giza, Dahshur is calm and less crowded, offering a peaceful chance to connect with the past. 

After breakfast at the hotel, get ready for a flexible day filled with optional adventures. This day is tailored for you to explore more of what Cairo has to offer at your own pace. 

It’s the perfect opportunity to dive deeper into this rich, complex city that bridges the past and present. This is what makes 7 Days Cairo and Alexandria tours so unique — you’re not just visiting landmarks; you're living the story behind them.

Citadel of Saladin and Mosque of Muhammad Ali

If you’re up for exploring, start your day with a visit to the Citadel of Saladin, a massive fortress sitting on top of Mokattam Hill with awesome views over Cairo. 

Built in the 12th century to protect the city from Crusader attacks, it’s still a powerful symbol of Islamic Cairo.

Inside, you’ll find the famous Mosque of Muhammad Ali, also called the Alabaster Mosque. 

With its tall minarets and huge domes, it’s one of Egypt’s most iconic mosques. Walking around, you’ll feel like you’ve stepped back in time — it’s a highlight of pretty much every Cairo tour. Don’t forget your camera and a comfy pair of shoes!

Old Cairo (Coptic Cairo)

Keep exploring Old Cairo, also known as Coptic Cairo, where Christianity thrived right in the heart of a Muslim-majority country. This historic spot is packed with ancient churches, like:

• The Hanging Church.
• St. Sergius and Bacchus Church.
• The Ben Ezra Synagogue.

Wandering through its narrow streets feels like flipping through a living history book. This area is also home to some of the oldest Christian landmarks in Egypt and is a must-visit stop on any Cairo to Alexandria history tour..

Sound and Light Show at the Pyramids of Giza

As night falls, the real magic kicks in. You’ll head to the Giza Plateau for the incredible Sound and Light Show. With the pyramids and the Great Sphinx glowing under colorful lights, the show takes you on a journey back in time, telling the epic story of ancient Egypt in a way that really brings history to life.

 As one of the most popular attractions in any Cairo Egypt, pyramids tour, this spectacle combines history, emotion, and visual effects in a way that leaves you speechless. 

After a final delicious breakfast at your hotel, it’s time to say goodbye to Egypt, but not without reflecting on all the amazing memories you've made.  
 Our team will pick you up from your hotel and take care of everything to ensure a smooth transfer to Cairo International Airport. 

We'll assist with all the necessary airport procedures, from checking in your baggage to guiding you to the boarding gate, making sure your departure is as stress-free and easy as possible."

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This marks the end of your 7 Days Cairo and Alexandria adventure, where you explored iconic landmarks through our carefully designed Cairo and Alexandria tour packages. From the Pyramids of Giza and the Egyptian Museum to the royal gardens of Alexandria and the breathtaking Mediterranean Corniche — each day offered something unique.