Mediterranean Delights: Alexandria and Coastal Egypt (3 Days)

My Egypt Travel invites you to a 3-day Mediterranean Delights journey! Explore Alexandria’s history (Citadel, Library) and indulge in a strictly Vegan/Vegetarian culinary adventure. The tour features coastal favorites like Musaka’a, Foul, Baba Ghanoush, and a special Vegan Sayadeya-Style Rice.

Highlights:

  • Strictly Vegan/Vegetarian: All meals are guaranteed plant-based (vegan/vegetarian only), adhering strictly to your dietary preferences.

  • Mediterranean Delights: A 3-day exploration of the history and cuisine of Alexandria, the “Pearl of the Mediterranean.”

  • Historical Icons: Visit the Citadel of Qaitbay, the Catacombs of Kom El Shoqafa, and the Library of Alexandria.

  • Coastal Vegan Flavors: Experience Alexandrian culinary staples like Musaka’a, Foul, Baba Ghanoush, and unique regional vegetable dishes.

 

Itinerary:

My Egypt Travel invites you on a 3-Day Mediterranean Delights journey, discovering the ancient beauty of Alexandria while indulging in its naturally rich and delicious vegan cuisine, which is prominent in Egyptian coastal food traditions.

 

Day 1: Arrival, Ancient Sites & Alexandrian Classics

Time SegmentActivitiesFood Focus (Strictly Vegan)
MorningArrival & Check-in: Meet and assist upon arrival in Alexandria. Transfer to your hotel for Alexandria Hotel Check-in.
Mid-dayHistory Deep Dive: Visit the Catacombs of Kom El Shoqafa and Pompey’s Pillar.Lentil Lunch: Hearty Lentil (Ades) soup served with fresh bread and lemon (VG).
AfternoonCorniche Walk: Stroll along the famous Alexandria Corniche.Local Drinks: Fresh fruit juice or local herb tea.
EveningDinner (Musaka’a & Rice): Enjoy classic Alexandrian vegetable preparations.Musaka’a Dinner: Layers of fried eggplant and tomato sauce, served with Rice (VG).
AccommodationOvernight stay in Alexandria (Hotel B&B).

 

Day 2: Citadel Views, Gardens & Vegan Seaside Delights

Time SegmentActivitiesFood Focus (Strictly Vegan)
MorningCoastal Fortress: Visit the Citadel of Qaitbay, built on the site of the ancient Lighthouse of Alexandria.
Mid-dayCultural Hub: Explore the outer viewing areas and grounds of the Library of Alexandria.Foul, Taameya & Baba Ghanoush Feast: Alexandrian-style Foul (fava beans) and Taameya (Falafel) served with Baba Ghanoush and Baladi Bread (VG).
AfternoonRoyal Retreat: Explore the beautiful Montaza Palace Gardens.Snack: Fresh fruit or local herb tea.
EveningDinner (Vegan Sayadeya & Rice): A meal showcasing coastal rice and vegetables.Coastal Sayadeya-Style Rice: Rice cooked with caramelized onion and coastal spices (using vegetable broth), served with Potatoes or Zucchini (VG).
AccommodationOvernight stay in Alexandria (Hotel B&B).

 

Day 3: Markets, Sweets & Departure

Time SegmentActivitiesFood Focus (Strictly Vegan)
MorningLocal Markets: Visit a local vegetable and spice souk (market) to experience the city’s fresh produce trade.
Mid-dayCheck-out & Lunch: Check-out from the Alexandria hotel. Final lunch.Mahshi Lunch: Mixed stuffed vegetables (kousa and others) (VG).
AfternoonSweets Finale: Enjoy a final taste of Egyptian sweets.Alexandrian Vegan Sweets: Vegan-friendly Basbousa or Konafa (VG).
EveningTransfer: Transfer to Alexandria Airport/Train Station for final departure.
AccommodationFinal Day (No accommodation).

 

Included:

  • Hotel accommodation for 2 nights (B&B basis) in Alexandria.
  • All ground transfers in a private, air-conditioned vehicle.
  • Expert local guide for 3 days.
  • All entrance fees to the mentioned historical sites.
  • All specified Lunches, Dinners, and Local Food Tastings (Guaranteed Vegan/Vegetarian only).
  • All taxes and service charges.

 

Excluded:

  • International flights/Train tickets.
  • Tipping (recommended).
  • Personal expenses.

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