Cairo / Alexandria / Alamein / Siwa
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Charmillion club resort | Located along Nabq Bay, the all-inclusive Charmillion Club Resort has a private beach with a coral reef and 3 restaurants. It offers an outdoor pool and large rooms with a balcony. All modern and air-conditioned rooms at Charmillion Club Resort Sharm El Sheikh come a minibar and a satellite TV. Each also offers a spacious bathroom with a shower. Breakfast is served in Charmillion Club Resort's buffet restaurant. Il Pescatore provides seafood and beachfront dining. There is 24-hour all-inclusive service and a dine-around concept, where guests can eat and drink at bars in Charmillion Group Resorts' sister hotels. Guests can undergo a massage in the spa or enjoy a sauna or steam bath session. Sporty visitors can play tennis or go diving. Kids will have fun in the children’s pool and with the Kid’s Club. Couples particularly like the location — they rated it 9.0 for a two-person trip. We speak your language! Charmillion Club Resort has been welcoming Booking.com guests since 22 Jan 2012. |
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Transportation, Tour Guide, Full Board Basis, Mineral water during the tour
Drinks, personal extras, tips
Dress suitable for the desert
After meeting in Egypt’s capital, we head towards Marsa Matrouh on Egypt’s Mediterranean shore. With sandy white beaches and crystal clear waters, many believe that Cleopatra herself bathed in the tranquil waters of Marsa Matrouh. We, too, are going for a bath in the Mediterranean Sea and stay for the night in a hotel.
After breakfast, we continue our journey towards Siwa Oasis. Once arrived at the oasis, we visit the Mountain of the Dead (Gebel al-Mawta), which features a large number of tombs carved into the mountain that are dating back to the the 26th Dynasty (664 BC–525 BC) and the Ptolemaic era (305 BC–30 BC), Cleopatra’s Pool, a swimming pool fed by a natural hot spring, the Temple of the Oracle. The last sight of this day is Bir Wahed, a sulfurous spring outside Siwa. For the night we camp out in the desert on the shores of the Great Sand Sea.
For the third day we return back to Siwa Oasis to visit the ruins of the historic Shali fortress—a Lonely Planet Top Choice with raving reviews on TripAdvisor—and other must-sees. In the afternoon we hit the Darb Siwa, the road that stretches 420 kilometers (260 miles) to connect the oases of Siwa and Bahariya. We camp en route.
On our fourth day we continue our journey on the Darb Siwa and arrive in Bahariya in the afternoon.
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