Catacombs Of Kom El Shoqafa

Descend into Egypt’s largest Roman cemetery. Explore three levels of rock-cut tombs that blend Egyptian and Roman architectural styles.

Pompey's Pillar

A dedicated photo stop at the massive granite pillar of Diocletian

Ancient Roman Amphitheater

visit to the only Roman amphitheater in Egypt, featuring an outdoor display of sunken monuments rescued from the sea

Citadel of Qaitbay

Explore the interior of this 15th-century defensive fort, built on the foundations of the legendary Pharos Lighthouse

Bibliotheca Alexandrina

A guided tour of the world’s most ambitious library. Visit the massive Reading Hall, the President Sadat Museum, and the statue of Alexander the Great. (Note: Library is closed on Fridays).

Alexandria

Culinary Stop (Optional): Enjoy a traditional lunch at the famous Mohamed Ahmed’s (frequented by the Queen of Spain) or fresh Mediterranean seafood with a sea view.

Visit the Church of St. Mark (the oldest in Africa) and the El Nabi Daniel Mosque, reflecting Alexandria’s diverse spiritual history.

Alexandria

Optional Dinner: End your first day at the Greek Club, overlooking the Mediterranean harbor as the city lights up.

Visit the city’s largest and most beautiful mosque, a masterpiece of Islamic architecture. The Vintage Funfair: Just outside the mosque, witness a unique piece of Alexandrian nostalgia—an antique funfair where local children play on vintage rides, offering a colorful and authentic glimpse into the city's daily life. The Old Harbor: Walk along the Corniche to the traditional fishing port. Capture stunning photos of fishermen hand-weaving their nets and colorful wooden boats bobbing in the Mediterranean.

Citadel of Qaitbay

Explore the interior of this spectacular 15th-century fortress. Stand on the exact ground where the Lighthouse of Alexandria (one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World) once stood.

Alexandria Unknown Naval Soldier Memorial

The "King of Mango" Stop: On our way across the city, we’ll make a classic Alexandrian "drive-thru" stop for a freshly squeezed juice at the famous King of Mango. Memorial of the Unknown Soldier: A quick photo stop to honor Egypt’s naval history before driving the scenic 25km coastline toward the royal estates.

Montazah Gardens

Known locally as the "Love Garden," explore the 150-acre estate of King Farouk, the last king of Egypt. Palace Views & Tea Island: Walk among the lush palms to view the Haramlek and Salamlek Palaces and cross the iconic Montaza Bridge to reach the Tea Palace island, surrounded by the royal beaches of the former queens.

Stanley Bridge

Our final stop is at the city's modern architectural landmark. The bridge offers the perfect panoramic backdrop for a final farewell photo to the Mediterranean.