Shore Excursion to El Alamein WWII Cemeteries from Alexandria
Description
Discover History with a Shore Excursion to World War II Cemeteries in El Alamein from Alexandria Port Take a trip down memory lane as you delve into the history of the second World War in El Alamein. Our shore excursion commences from the Alexandria Port, journeying through the history-steeped streets of El Alamein. Pay tribute at the El Alamein War Cemetery, a site of remembrance honoring those who played a crucial part in the outcomes of World War II. End your excursion with a walk through the El Alamein War Museum that vividly brings to life the past through a rich collection of weapons, uniforms, and military hardware used during the war. This tour will leave you with a better understanding, and appreciation of the sacrifices made during this tumultuous period in history.
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Itinerary
Pickup from Alexandria Port by tour guide to start your tour
Then Continue your day tour by a visit to The commonwealth cemetery & German Cemetery. where you can see hundred of tombs for soldiers who was killed during the second world war that started from 1939 to 1945. At the end of the tour transfer you back to your hotel in Alexandria City.
Getting away from your ship in Alexandria Port to travel Alamein to see memorials to tAt 8:00 am Pickup from your hotel by our expert Licensed tour guide then drive 100 K/M south of Alexandria to El-Alamein the place where the second world war was. Start your day tour by visiting one of the famous Military museum that Contains on different weapons and outfits for soldiers from all participants forces.he soldiers.
Tour Finishes with drop off at Alexandria Port
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What's included
Pickup Locations & Times
As per confirmed pickup time you will find our tour guide waiting for you and he will hold a sign showing our company name
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Important Information
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Specialized infant seats are available
- Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
- Not recommended for pregnant travelers
- Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- Entry fees includes basic area only
Reviews(1)
We were extremely happy to be able to visit the Commonwealth Cemetry where I was able to visit my grandfather's grave after being denied this by Covid 19. From my point of view, it was very heart felt after having served my country for many years but being lucky enough to never been sent to a conflict. Seeing the approximately 4200 graves at this Cemetry, which is just one of a few cemeteries for the battle of El Alamein for soldiers, sailors and airmen, airwomen and anyone else involved from all nations involved just shows how cruel we are as humans towards each other. I pray for each and every one of their spirits, no matter their country of origin. I would also like to thank the Egyptian people for the donation of the land upon which these people have been laid to rest, for the workers who keep the grounds looking so great and for the countries that help to pay for this, financially, which I believe is their responsibility now and, in the future, to help remind us of the brutality of war. The El Alamein War Museum was wonderful, and our guide was very proud to explain to us Egypt's role in the war. But how wonderful would it be if there were no wars. Our guild was very informative, and our driver was very good.
