Excursión de un día a Alejandría desde El Cairo en automóvil privado





Descripción
Deléitese con la grandeza histórica de Egipto con nuestra exclusiva excursión de un día a Alejandría desde El Cairo en vehículo privado. Esta es una oportunidad de oro para profundizar en el rico patrimonio de la segunda ciudad más grande de Egipto, conocida por sus impresionantes vistas al mar Mediterráneo y sus sitios monumentales. Nuestro guía experto lo acompañará y le explicará el impresionante tapiz de las historias griega, romana y egipcia. Tendrás la oportunidad de visitar lugares de interés famosos como la Bibliotheca Alexandrina, el fuerte Qaitbey y el anfiteatro romano. El cómodo y lujoso transporte en automóvil privado garantizará la máxima comodidad. ¡Ven y únete a nosotros en esta esclarecedora excursión de un día a Alejandría y experimenta la historia de Egipto como nunca antes! Nota: la biblioteca de Alexandria está cerrada los viernes, por lo que podrá tomar fotografías desde el exterior.
Opciones de la excursión
Itinerario
Recogida en su hotel en El Cairo o Giza por un guía turístico para comenzar su recorrido
La Bibliotheca Alexandrina (inglés: Biblioteca de Alejandría; árabe egipcio: مكتبة الإسكندرية Maktabat El-Iskandarīyah, árabe egipcio: [mækˈtæb(e)t eskendeˈɾejjæ]) es una importante biblioteca y centro cultural ubicado a orillas del mar Mediterráneo en el Ciudad egipcia de Alejandría. Nota: la biblioteca de Alexandria está cerrada los viernes, por lo que podrá tomar fotografías desde el exterior.
El sultán Abu Al-Nasr Sayf ad-Din Al-Ashraf Qaitbay (árabe: السلطان أبو النصر سيف الدين الأشرف قايتباي) (c. 1416/1418 - 7 de agosto de 1496) fue el decimoctavo sultán mameluco burji de Egipto del 872 al 901 d.C. H. ( 1468-1496 E.C.). (Otras transliteraciones de su nombre incluyen Qaytbay y Kait Bey). Era circasiano de nacimiento y fue comprado por el noveno sultán Barsbay (1422 a 1438 E.C.) antes de ser liberado por el undécimo sultán Jaqmaq (1438 a 1453 E.C.). Durante su reinado, estabilizó el estado y la economía mamelucos, consolidó las fronteras norte del Sultanato con el Imperio Otomano, comerció con otras entidades políticas contemporáneas y emergió como un gran mecenas del arte y la arquitectura. De hecho, aunque Qaitbay luchó en dieciséis campañas militares, se le recuerda mejor por los espectaculares proyectos de construcción que patrocinó, dejando su huella como mecenas arquitectónico en La Meca, Medina, Jerusalén, Damasco, Alepo, Alejandría y cada barrio de El Cairo. Para algunos historiadores
El anfiteatro romano es uno de los monumentos más populares de Alejandría. Esta es la segunda ciudad más importante de Egipto, después de la capital, El Cairo. Si bien los anfiteatros se extendieron por diferentes países como Grecia, Italia y Turquía durante el reinado de los romanos con muchos ejemplos de estas estructuras aún presentes en muchas regiones de Europa y Medio Oriente, el Anfiteatro romano de Alejandría es el único de sus escriba en Egipto.
Las catacumbas de Kom El Shoqafa (que significa "Montículo de fragmentos") es un sitio arqueológico histórico ubicado en Alejandría, Egipto, y se considera una de las Siete Maravillas de la Edad Media. [1]
El Mursi Abu Elabas: explore la riqueza de la artesanía árabe Experimente la artesanía tradicional árabe en su máxima expresión con nuestra exquisita colección El Mursi Abu Elabas. Cada pieza de esta gama está cuidadosamente diseñada y elaborada meticulosamente para representar el intrincado misticismo de la cultura árabe.
El recorrido finaliza con la entrega en el hotel del cliente en El Cairo o Giza
Lo más destacado
Qué incluye
Lugares y horarios de recogida
A las 7 am, nuestro guía turístico estará esperando dentro del área del lobby y llevará un cartel que muestra el nombre de nuestra empresa Emo Tours
Valoraciones de viajeros
Información importante
- Hay opciones de transporte público disponibles en las cercanías
- Hay asientos o sillas infantiles disponibles
- No se recomienda para viajeros con lesiones de la columna vertebral
- No es recomendable para embarazadas
- No se recomienda para viajeros con mala salud cardiovascular
- Adecuado para todos los niveles de aptitud física
- Tarifas de entrada -Dependiendo de las opciones de tour elegidas
- Nota: Biblioteca de Alejandría está cerrada el viernes por lo que podrá tomar fotos desde el exterior
- El itinerario incluye aproximadamente de 4 a 5 horas para hacer turismo en Alejandría, con el tiempo restante asignado para recoger, dejar y viajar entre El Cairo y Alejandría, que generalmente toma alrededor de 3 horas en cada sentido.
Opiniones(567)
We had a grand time! We were picked up in a nice and air conditioned car with an extremely friendly and helpful driver. We then took a 2.5 hour drive to Alexandria and our driver was pointing out all the sights to us. When we arrived at our first point, we met our guide, Shari. She was also very nice and gave us some history on each stop. She kept a nice pace too … not rushed, but not lingering either. She also was very nice with the picture taking at each sight. Finally, we had a nice fish lunch in a restaurant overlooking the Citadel before heading back to the hotel. We’d highly recommend this tour!
Imagine booking a private detour to Alexandria from Cairo only for your driver to tell you he has to pick up someone else along the way. The driver wasn’t great at speaking and there was a random woman sat asleep on my two hour journey into Alexandria. You can imagine how annoyed I was in the awkward silence. My itinerary then changed to accommodate the random passenger and started in the library not a stipulated in the tour I was then pushed into doinga guided tour which I had not planned on doing just to delay my stay there so we could take this passenger back with us of course I refused. I carried on about my day and asked the driver to leave early because I was on a short time Window to get back to Cairo the random passenger kept messaging and calling the driver which was equally frustrating and then there were issues with the car on return. Apparently there was oil in the brakes and there was a number of very quick stop and starts which made the whole experience uncomfortable. The driver was trying to be lovely accommodating which he was, but I did find him to be quite aggressive and I wanted the whole experience to be over as quickly as possibleso I could get back definitely wouldn’t recommend. I used a number of guided tours and this by far was the worst I experienced.
It was a long drive 2.5 hrs each way to go to the city thanks driver for the great job n lady guide Reem speaks very good english brought me to important sites and explain rich history behind it was a super nice experience thank you
"My tour of Alexandria with Emo Tours was fantastic. My driver, Essa, was an absolute gem. He made me feel incredibly comfortable from the very first hour, and by the end of the trip, we felt like friends. He provided excellent descriptions of every place we visited and was very accommodating, allowing me to explore each attraction at my own pace. He even went above and beyond by finding a barber shop on our way back so I could get a beard trim. With Emo Tours, there are no scams, no pressure to tip, and no forced shopping stops—you get exactly what you pay for. An awesome day, and a well-deserved 5 stars to Essa!"
Our driver was amazing, so nice and so knowledgeable. He’s the only reason this wasn’t 1/5 stars. Our guide was awful. Seriously awful. In the catacombs, she rushed us through it and skipped all levels except the first one (while every other tour went), then at the Roman amphitheater and citadel she didn’t walk with us. She gave a 30 second overview of each and gave us “free time” no explanation of anything throughout each site. Again, every other guide was with their group. The mosque, we walked up to it and had to take off our shoes (expected) but the locals all carried theirs and she made us give them to a man there to hold them who of course expected us go pay to get them back!! He wasn’t happy with the tip my husband left and was trying to get more while she just ignored the entire situation. We aren’t Muslim and have never been in a mosque so we only know the very basic etiquette, but again she just stood outside. The library was unfortunately closed but the only reason we even walked around it was because our driver got out of the car. The guide just staid inside. We have had other guides throughout our trip that were amazing and taught us so much while also making it a priority to make us feel safe. She left us in several uncomfortable situations, like insisting we use the bathroom at one site bc it was “nicer” for us to then just not be able to leave said bathrooms without tipping (this is with me saying no thank you to the hand dryer bc I figured it would result in a tip). And again she was nowhere do be found. I would not recommend this tour if you actually want to learn something. We learned more from reading the signs at each site.
I had a great time got picked up on time and I was running a bit late but thankfully it was all okay! Got to see all of Alexandria with Mohammed i believe. Im horrible at names! He showed me around with catacombs the old bath houses and of course where the mainline house used to be. Plus the beautiful mosque we made it right before prayer which was a cool site to see! Lunch was great with a great view and slept on the way back bc I was so exhausted after the 4 days in Ciaro. Thank you again for everything!
I had a wonderful day tour to Alexandria from Cairo, and overall it was a very positive experience. The tour guide, a lady, was absolutely amazing. She provided me with so many detailed explanations about the beautiful city, sharing anecdotes, historical background, and valuable local knowledge. She is truly wonderful, extremely knowledgeable, and very caring toward tourists. Thanks to her passion and attention, Alexandria came to life in a very special way. The driver was friendly and polite; however, there are two aspects I did not appreciate. Unfortunately, the driver could not speak English, which made communication difficult at times. In addition, I felt uncomfortable because he was filming me while I was in the car, and I was not informed of the reason for this. Despite these points, the tour itself was excellent and very well organized, and the tour guide made the experience truly memorable. I would still highly recommend this day tour.
This was an excellent tour to Alexandria so professional run, would highly recommend Emo Tours. Our driver, Waleed, was excellent pointing out things along the way, making a huge effort to talk to use using a phone translator. Our female guide, Cherie was also excellent she really knew all the relevant information about the sites. She organised us an upgraded lunch on the waterfront which was excellent. Just a really enjoyable day, although it is a long drive Cairo
It was good but not even close to visiting the pyramids and sphinx etc. our driver was excellent but the guide was ok. The lunch included in the tour the KYC hero which is the national Egyptian didh was ok but perhaps we needed some other choice as well rather than one dish. The highlight was the castle built on the edge of Mediterranean Sea with spectacular views
My wife & I booked this private Alexandria tour expecting a seamless, personalized experience based on the itinerary, but unfortunately it fell short in several key areas. To start, the transportation did not meet expectations for a long 3-hour drive from Cairo. The vehicle seats were covered in dusty plastic wrapping, which ended up dirtying my white shorts. This is definitely not what you’d expect from a “private tour” experience. Things became more frustrating upon arrival in Alexandria. When we met our guide, we were informed, without any prior notice, that another person would be joining our “private” tour. This completely contradicted what was advertised and paid for. Not only did this diminish the private experience, but it also introduced unnecessary delays. The additional guest got lost and was over 15 minutes late to the meeting point at the Citadel of Qaitbay, and then required extra stops which disrupted the flow of the day. The itinerary itself was also impacted. Because the additional person’s tour package did not include lunch and entry fees, our schedule was rearranged to accommodate them. We had to wait upon arrival to some stops for the additional guest to purchase their tickets and Instead of breaking up the day with a meal as expected, lunch was pushed to the very end after all tour stops to accommodate them. After a long day of travel and sightseeing, this made the experience unnecessarily exhausting. While the sites themselves were impressive and worth seeing, the execution of the tour did not align with what was advertised. A private tour should mean just that; private, well-organized, and tailored to the group that booked it. Unfortunately, the lack of communication, added guest, and logistical issues made this a disappointing experience overall.



