MEGA COASTAL & SINAI DISCOVERY EGYPT

After your arrival at Cairo International Airport, you will receive a warm welcome. Afterwards, you will be transferred to your hotel. In the evening, enjoy a welcome dinner together and get to know your travel group.

Cairo gives generously to those who look closely. The morning opens at the Grand Egyptian Museum, followed by the Giza Plateau the Great Pyramids and the Sphinx, monuments that have defined the imagination of travellers for centuries. Lunch is taken at a local restaurant before the afternoon unfolds through Khan El Khalili Bazaar, along the storied length of Al Moez Street, and into the layered character of Islamic Cairo.

The road west leads to the Mediterranean and to Alexandria a city that has always held more history than it shows at first glance. The afternoon begins with a visit to the Bibliotheca Alexandrina, followed by the Greco-Roman Museum. A seafood lunch on the Corniche marks the middle of the day before continuing to the Catacombs of Kom El Shoqafa, where Roman and Egyptian burial traditions merge in underground chambers that quietly overwhelm.

Alexandria rewards a second day. The morning takes in the Citadel of Qaitbay, the fifteenth-century fortress guarding the harbour where the ancient Lighthouse once stood, before moving to the Royal Jewelry Museum. Montazah Gardens offer a quieter hour by the sea, and the afternoon is left open for the Corniche at its most unhurried. Dinner and overnight in Alexandria.

The Delta opens east of Alexandria. Rosetta Rashid holds its Ottoman past in remarkable wooden houses and a streetscape that belongs to another century entirely. The route continues to Damietta, whose furniture district is a working showcase of Egyptian craftsmanship, before arriving at Ras El Bar, where the Nile meets the Mediterranean in a rare geographical encounter. A traditional seafood lunch marks midday. Overnight at Ras El Bar.

Port Said carries the memory of empires in its architecture. The morning moves through the Military Museum and into the European Heritage District, where nineteenth-century facades line wide streets in a style unlike anywhere else in Egypt. A Corniche walk follows before a traditional Sayadia seafood lunch and free time to explore at your own pace. Overnight in Port Said.

Leaving Port Said behind, the road leads to Ismailia a city shaped by the Suez Canal and the men who built it. The De Lesseps Museum holds that history in personal form. Lake Timsah offers a quieter hour before a visit to Shagara Farm, followed by a traditional Sayadia lunch. As evening falls, a sunset moment beside the Suez Canal one of the world’s great waterways, viewed at its most unhurried. Alternative meal options are available upon request. Overnight in Ismailia.

The crossing into Sinai marks a shift in landscape and atmosphere. The first stop is Ayoun Mousa Moses Springs where tradition and desert geography meet in a cluster of palms and spring water on the Sinai shore. The route continues through the Sinai interior, lunch taken en route, before arriving in Taba as the Gulf of Aqaba turns gold at sunset. Overnight in Taba.

Taba Heights offers panoramic views across a gulf that borders four countries at once the geography of the region becomes tangible here in a way that maps cannot fully convey. The morning is for exploring the heights and the surrounding landscape. The afternoon opens at the beach, with lunch at a resort or local restaurant, and the evening settling over the water.

The coastal road south hugs the Gulf of Aqaba through some of Sinai’s most dramatic scenery before arriving in Dahab a town built around the water at a pace all its own. The afternoon is given to the Blue Hole, a natural sinkhole of extraordinary depth, and to the Dahab Lagoon for swimming and relaxation. A Bedouin-style dinner closes the day.

A leisure morning in Dahab allows for a final walk along the waterfront before the transfer south to Sharm El Sheikh. After check-in and free time to settle, the evening opens at SOHO Square Sharm’s hub of restaurants, entertainment, and open-air life.

A full day is given to Ras Mohammed National Park one of Egypt’s most celebrated marine reserves, where the Red Sea reveals its full colour and depth. Snorkelling brings the coral reefs into immediate contact. The Mangrove Area and the Magic Lake add a terrestrial dimension to a day defined by the water. Return to Sharm El Sheikh in the afternoon.

The final full day turns to Sharm itself. A guided city tour takes in Al Sahaba Mosque and a walking tour through the Old Market, where the local character of the city is on full display. Free time follows for souvenir shopping: handicrafts, spices, perfumes, papyrus, and the pleasure of a market without urgency. A farewell dinner closes the journey.

After breakfast, check-out is arranged and a private transfer delivers you to Sharm El Sheikh International Airport, carrying the full length of Egypt’s coast with you.