10 Days Oasis Egypt Tour

Your first Cairo contact is the Egypt Online Tour representative who meets you after immigration and baggage collection.

From there, the 10 Days Oasis Egypt Tour moves by private air-conditioned vehicle to your hotel. The transfer follows the flight information confirmed with your booking, because airport exit times vary.

After check-in, the rest of the day stays free of scheduled visits.

The first full sightseeing day begins with the monuments that give the wider journey its ancient Egyptian starting point.

Giza Pyramids Complex

Meet your Egyptologist at the Giza Plateau.

Explore the Great Pyramid of Khufu, the pyramids of Khafre and Menkaure, the Great Sphinx, and the Valley Temple.

Your guide explains how the pyramids, temples, causeways, and burial areas formed one royal landscape rather than treating them as separate photo stops.

For travelers who want more time at Giza, see the Private Day Trip of Giza.

Grand Egyptian Museum

After lunch, visit the Grand Egyptian Museum.

Its collections add statues, royal objects, craftsmanship, and material culture to the monuments seen earlier.

Standard Giza Plateau admission does not automatically include every pyramid interior. If entering a pyramid matters to you, ask before booking so Egypt Online Tour can check the applicable ticket for your travel date.

This gives the Giza Pyramids and Siwa Oasis Tour a clear order: monumental Egypt comes first, while the oasis and desert landscapes unfold later.

The 10 Days Oasis Egypt Tour leaves Cairo for Alexandria today. In one road journey, the setting changes from Giza’s ancient landscape to a Mediterranean city shaped by Egyptian, Greek, Roman, and later history.

Catacombs of Kom El Shoqafa

Explore the underground chambers of the Catacombs of Kom El Shoqafa.

The burial complex brings different architectural and artistic traditions together within its chambers and passages.

For more background before visiting, read the Catacombs of Kom El Shoqafa Visitor Guide.

Bibliotheca Alexandrina

Continue to the modern Bibliotheca Alexandrina on Alexandria’s waterfront.

Pompey’s Pillar

After lunch, visit Pompey’s Pillar and the surrounding archaeological area.

Qaitbay Citadel

Finish beside the Mediterranean at Qaitbay Citadel.

Read the Qaitbay Citadel Travel Guide for more context.

For a shorter city route, see the 4 Days Cairo and Alexandria Tour.

Today covers a long distance, but it is not treated as an empty transfer. El Alamein and Marsa Matrouh give the road clear stages before Siwa.

El Alamein Military Museum

Leave Alexandria and stop at El Alamein Military Museum.

Its displays introduce the World War II battles in North Africa through military equipment, uniforms, photographs, maps, and related exhibits.

Marsa Matrouh

Continue west along the Mediterranean coast and stop for lunch in Marsa Matrouh. Then turn inland toward Siwa Oasis.

Old Shali

Reach Siwa and visit Old Shali, the remains of the oasis’s old fortified settlement.

Fatnas Island

Finish the touring part of the day at Fatnas Island among palms and water.

Three nights here give the Cairo Siwa Oasis Tour enough time for ancient sites, natural landscapes, local life, springs, and desert travel instead of reducing Siwa to one rushed stop.

Read these Siwa Oasis Travel Tips before departure.

For a shorter western route, see the 9 Day Tour Package Cairo Alexandria and Siwa.

The 10 Days Oasis Egypt Tour stays in Siwa today. Ancient religious sites come first, followed by salt water, a natural spring, and finally the dunes.

Temple of Amun and Temple of the Oracle

Begin at the Temple of Amun before continuing to the Temple of the Oracle.

Your Egyptologist explains Siwa’s ancient religious importance and the historical traditions connecting the oracle with Alexander the Great.

Siwa Salt Lakes

Continue to the salt lakes and their desert setting.

Access and suitable points near the water can vary, so follow local guidance during the visit rather than assuming every part of the lake area is approached in the same way.

For more ideas, read What to Do in Siwa Oasis.

Cleopatra’s Spring

Visit Cleopatra’s Spring before the off-road part of the day begins.

Great Sand Sea Safari

After lunch, head into the dunes by 4x4.

Desert driving does not follow a museum timetable. Daylight, track conditions, local access, and the chosen route can change the exact sequence and timing.

This desert day gives the Egypt Oasis Tour Package one of its strongest contrasts, moving from ancient temples and salt lakes to open dunes and 4x4 travel.

For a shorter Siwa stay, see the Siwa Oasis Private Trip.

Today slows down in Siwa. The focus moves away from a purely archaeological program and toward local life, quieter scenery, and hot springs.

Siwan House

Visit the Siwan House and see displays linked with traditional homes, building methods, household objects, and local customs.

Siwa Bazaar

Continue through the bazaar. Browse crafts, dates, spices, clothes, textiles, and other local goods.

Taghaghien Island

Spend part of the day around Taghaghien Island and its quieter landscape.

Ali Khaled Camp

Continue to Ali Khaled Camp for a different desert-side setting.

Siwa Hot Spring

Finish at one of Siwa’s hot-spring areas.

Outdoor stops do not always run in the same order every day. Access and timing are checked locally so the plan can match conditions at the time of your visit.

After breakfast, the 10 Days Oasis Egypt Tour leaves Siwa and begins the long road back to Cairo.

A Cairo Alexandria Siwa Bahariya Tour covers serious road distance. Instead of hiding that behind another packed list of attractions, this day is kept for the return journey. For more practical advice on pacing long routes, read our Visiting Egypt for the First Time guide.

No major Cairo sightseeing visit is added after the long drive. Reach the hotel, check in, and rest before Bahariya the next morning.

The 10 Days Oasis Egypt Tour leaves Cairo again, this time heading southwest toward Bahariya.

Regular roads gradually give way to open desert, off-road movement, unusual geological landscapes, and a night away from the hotel routine.

Black Desert

Begin among the dark hills and sandy landscape of the Black Desert.

White Desert

Continue toward the White Desert, known for pale chalk formations shaped over time by wind and erosion.

Read the White Desert Guide before traveling.

Travelers with less time can see the Day Trip to White Desert.

Crystal Mountain

Continue to Crystal Mountain, one of the well-known natural stops along the desert route.

Valley of the Golden Mummies

Visit the Valley of the Golden Mummies, an archaeological site connected with Bahariya’s Greco-Roman past.

This is where the journey fully becomes an Egypt Oasis and Desert Tour.

Read the Bahariya Oasis Guide for more background.

Desert Camping

The White Desert and Bahariya Oasis Tour section ends with dinner and an overnight desert camp.

Desert temperatures can feel very different after sunset, especially from one season to another. Follow the packing guidance supplied for your travel dates.

For a shorter camp-focused trip, see White Desert Camp Egypt.

After breakfast in the desert, turn back toward Cairo for the final hotel night.

No major sightseeing block is placed after the return drive.

Keeping the afternoon open gives the plan useful breathing room after the camp night. It also adds flexibility if road or desert conditions affect the morning timing.

Check in at your Cairo hotel for the final night.

After breakfast, the 10 Days Oasis Egypt Tour ends with a private transfer to Cairo International Airport.

Egypt Online Tour sets your pickup around the confirmed international flight and the airline’s required check-in window rather than using one departure time for every guest.

For travelers comparing different routes, this also works as a 10 Day Egypt Adventure Tour, combining ancient sites, Mediterranean history, oasis stays, desert driving, and camping.

For a very different 10-day route, see our 10 Days Cairo, Aswan, Luxor & Hurghada Overland Tour, which combines Cairo, Upper Egypt, and the Red Sea.