Trip To Islamic And Coptic Cairo From Alexandria Port

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Trip to Islamic and Coptic Cairo From Alexandria Port

Our Representative will pick you up from Alexandria Port by the cruise exit door. Then enjoy a shore excursion & day trip from Alexandria to Cairo, approximately 2 hours by a luxurious air-conditioned vehicle. Get excited by sightseeing of the Islamic and Coptic sites in Cairo. First, see Salah El Din Citadel where Mohamed Ali Alabaster Mosque stays, also Al Gowhara palace built by Mamluks and Ottmanian. Then proceed to Ibn Toloun Mosque, the Museum of Gair Anderson and Proceed to have your lunch at local restaurant. Then we will move on to Old Cairo where you will discover the Roman fortress, the Hanging church, also called Al Mo'allaka church, then to Abu Serga Church which sheltered the holy family. End your tour by the treasury collection at the Coptic Museum. Drive back to Alexandria to board your ship.

Additional Information

Inclusions

Pick up services from Alexandria Port (by the cruise exit door)

All transfers by a private air-conditioned vehicle

Private English Egyptologist guide

Mineral water on board the vehicle during the tour

Lunch meal at local restaurant in Cairo

Shopping tours in Cairo

All Service charges & taxes

Entrance Fees For All Sightseeing Mentioned

Exclusions:

Any extras not mentioned in the program

Tipping Kitty

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