Grand Egyptian Museum, Pyramids, Alexandria & Baladi Feast (3 Days)

Embark on a unique 3-day food trail! My Egypt Travel guides you through Saqqara, the Giza Pyramids, the Grand Egyptian Museum, and Alexandria (on a day trip), starting with a luxurious Baladi Countryside Feast and concluding with Egypt’s finest sweets.

Highlights:

  • The Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM): Visit the world’s largest archaeological museum, home to the magnificent Treasures of Tutankhamun.

  • Wonders of the World: Explore the Pyramids of Giza (a World Wonder) and the Step Pyramid of Saqqara.

  • Sweet & Savory: A 3-day journey balancing Egypt’s finest Sweets and Desserts with a spectacular Traditional Egyptian Baladi Feast.

  • Iconic Cities: Explore the food capitals of Cairo (Pyramids, Khan El Khalili) and Alexandria (Citadel, Library).

  • Coastal Cuisine: Enjoy the famous Sayadeya (Fisherman’s Rice) in Alexandria.

 

Itinerary:

My Egypt Travel invites you on a delightful 3-day Baladi Countryside Feast and food trail, exploring the rich history of Cairo and the coastal beauty of Alexandria, all while indulging in the finest Egyptian cuisine and confectionaries.

 

Day 1: Pyramids, Saqqara & The Grand Baladi Feast

Time SegmentActivitiesDessert/Food Focus
MorningGiza Pyramids & Sphinx: Private tour of the Great Pyramids of Giza and the Sphinx.
Mid-daySaqqara: Drive to the ancient Saqqara Necropolis to visit the iconic Step Pyramid of Djoser.
LunchEnjoy a lavish, authentic Traditional Egyptian Baladi Feast at a specialized restaurant near Saqqara. The feast includes: Molokhiya, Mahshi (stuffed vegetables/vine leaves), Baked Rice Casserole (Roz Ma’ammar), Stuffed Pigeon, Okra Tagine with Lamb, and Potato Tagine with Lamb.Grand Baladi Feast
AfternoonTransfer & Check-in: Drive back to Cairo. Cairo Hotel Check-in and brief rest.Local Drinks: Fresh Sugar Cane Juice (‘Asab) or Hibiscus (‘Karkadeh’).
EveningDinner: Casual Egyptian dinner near the hotel.Street Food Dinner
AccommodationOvernight stay in Cairo (Hotel B&B).

 

Day 2: Alexandria Day Trip & Sayadeya Lunch

Time SegmentActivitiesDessert/Food Focus
MorningTransfer to Alexandria: Early morning drive from Cairo to the coastal city of Alexandria (approx. 3-hour drive).
Mid-dayLunch: Coastal lunch featuring the famous Sayadeya (Fisherman’s Rice) with fresh fish, followed by local Alexandrian Baklava.Sayadeya & Baklava
AfternoonAlexandria’s Landmarks: Visit the Citadel of Qaitbay and the outer viewing area of the Library of Alexandria.Local Ice Cream
EveningReturn to Cairo: Begin the drive back to Cairo (approx. 3-hour drive). Dinner upon arrival or during the journey.Casual Dinner
AccommodationOvernight stay in Cairo (Hotel B&B).

 

Day 3: GEM, Bazaar Sweets & Departure

Time SegmentActivitiesDessert/Food Focus
MorningThe Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM): Visit the GEM, home to the magnificent Treasures of Tutankhamun.
Mid-dayLunch: Lunch featuring an iconic street dish: Hawawshi (Egyptian pita bread stuffed with spiced minced meat).Hawawshi
AfternoonKhan El Khalili Bazaar: Explore the historic bazaar and Al-Moez Street.Local Café Experience: Egyptian coffee or mint tea.
EveningSweets Safari Finale & Departure: Visit a famous pastry shop for an authentic bowl of hot Umm Ali. Sample classic Konafa and Basbousa. Transfer back to the airport or your preferred drop-off location.Umm Ali, Konafa, Basbousa
AccommodationFinal Day (No accommodation).

 

Included:

  • Hotel accommodation for 2 nights (B&B basis) in Cairo.
  • All ground transfers in a private, air-conditioned vehicle (including Cairo-Alexandria-Cairo round trip).
  • Expert local guide for 3 days.
  • All entrance fees to the mentioned historical sites.
  • All specified Lunches, Dinners, Desserts, Sweets, and Local Food Tastings (as per itinerary).
  • All taxes and service charges.

 

Excluded:

  • International flights.
  • Tipping (recommended).
  • Personal expenses.

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