Coptic and Islamic Cairo Tour from Alexandria Port

Coptic and Islamic Cairo Tour from Alexandria Port

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Tour Description

Coptic and Islamic Cairo Tour from Alexandria Port

Description
From Alexandria Port, take a fascinating tour of Cairo’s Islamic and Coptic landmarks. Admire the historically significant Al Gowhara Palace, built by the Mamluks and Ottomans, and the Salah El Din Citadel, home of the famous Mohamed Ali Alabaster Mosque. Discover more about St. Sergius, the Coptic Museum, the famous Hanging Church, the Gair Anderson Museum, and the Ibn Toloun Mosque. Make your Egypt shore excursion reservations now to make the most of your trip.

Itinerary

Coptic and Islamic Cairo Tour from Alexandria Port

You will be picked up by an Egyptologist guide at the cruise exit door from Alexandria Port. After that, take pleasure in a shore excursion and a day drive in an opulent, air-conditioned car from Alexandria to Cairo, which takes around two and a half hours. You will gain a thorough understanding of Egypt’s Coptic,

Jewish, and Islamic histories throughout this journey. Explore Cairo’s Islamic and Coptic attractions to get thrilled. First, visit Saladin Citadel, the site of Mohamed Ali’s 1830 Alabaster Mosque. Next, head to the Ibn Toulon Mosque, which has a distinctive tower and is Cairo’s best-preserved mosque. Continue eating lunch at a nearby eatery.

We will next proceed to Old Cairo, where you will find the Hanging Church, the Roman fortification, and After that, we will travel to Old Cairo, where you will see the Roman stronghold and the Hanging Church, also known as Al Mo’allaka Church. Next, we will visit Abu Serga Church, which provided refuge to the holy family. Check out Cairo’s oldest Jewish synagogue. To board your ship, drive back to Alexandria.

Included and Excluded

 Tour Inclusion

  • Pick up services from Alexandria Port (by the cruise exit door).
  • All transfers by a private air-conditioned vehicle.
  • Private English Egyptologist guide.
  • Entrance fees to all the mentioned sites.
  • Mineral water on board the vehicle during the tour.
  • Lunch meal at local restaurant in Cairo.
  • Shopping tours in Cairo.
  • All Service charges & taxes.

Tour Exclusion

  • Gratuities/Tipping (recommended tour guide -driver ).

Prices:

1 person
550 USD$

Per Person

2 to 4 people
350 USD$

Per Person

5 to 8 people
250 USD$

Per Person

9 to 35 people
150 USD$

Per Person

Tour Attractions

FAQs

what's the most popular seeing in Alexandria

some of  most popular Alexandria shore excursions include full-day trips to Cairo to visit the Giza Pyramids and the Egyptian Museum, tours around Alexandria’s top sites such as the Catacombs of Kom El-Shoqafa, the Citadel of Qaitbay, the Roman Amphitheatre, and the Alexandria Library. These tours offer a perfect mix of history, culture, and sightseeing

Alexandria shore excursions including meals

Most full-day excursions include lunch at a local restaurant, giving you a chance to enjoy authentic Egyptian cuisine. Water and snacks are usually provided during transportation as well

how early i need to book Alexandria

It’s best to book at least a few weeks before your cruise arrival, especially during high season. Early booking guarantees availability, better customization options, and smoother planning for your day trip.

Can i visit Giza pyramids and the grand Cairo museum in on day from Alexandria

Yes, absolutely. Many travelers choose a day trip from Alexandria to Cairo, which includes the Pyramids, the Sphinx, and sometimes the Grand Egyptian Museum. The itinerary is carefully planned to ensure you return to your cruise ship on time.

one day tour to Alexandria how we can spent it there

Firstly start your Alexandria day tours with a breakfast meal in front of the sea then start your tour by visiting the popular attractions of Alexandria such as Qaitbay Citadel, Alexandria Library, Montazah Palace, and travel to Al Alamein to visit the War Museum there

From 150 USD

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