4 nights 5 days siwa & baharia & white desert Day1 Starting from cairo early in the morning with our AC car, driving towards siwa oasis, we stop by Marsa Matrouh to have lunch then we continue our way driving reaching siwa oasis, we arrive at the hotel, have dinner and spend the night.

Pristine Beaches: Marsa Matrouh is famous for its white-sand beaches and incredibly clear turquoise waters. The area’s beaches are often compared to the Caribbean in terms of their beauty and color. Popular Beaches: Ageeba Beach: Known as one of the most beautiful beaches in Egypt, Ageeba Beach is famous for its vibrant turquoise waters and rocky cliffs, creating dramatic scenery. The name “Ageeba” means “miracle” in Arabic, and the beach lives up to this title. Cleopatra’s Beach: A historical site where Cleopatra is said to have bathed with her lover, Mark Antony. The beach features natural rock formations and a small stone pool, adding to its romantic legend. Almaza Bay: This bay features luxury resorts and hotels, as well as a private beach. It’s known for its soft sand and crystal-clear water. Rommel Beach: Named after the German general Erwin Rommel, who used Marsa Matrouh as a base during World War II, this beach is popular for its calm waters and relaxed atmosphere.

Ancient Roots: Siwa has been inhabited for thousands of years and was once a key stop along ancient trade routes connecting North Africa and the Mediterranean. Its remote location helped preserve its unique Berber culture and language. Oracle of Amun: One of Siwa’s most famous historical sites is the Temple of the Oracle of Amun, where Alexander the Great visited in 331 BC to consult the oracle and was reportedly declared the son of Zeus-Amun, solidifying his divine status among the ancient Egyptians. Medieval and Modern History: Siwa has been influenced by various empires, including the Romans and Ottomans, but it retained much of its independence and cultural traditions over the centuries