Excursion privée d'une journée à El Alamein au départ d'Alexandrie
Description
Rendez-vous à El Alamein pour voir le cimetière commémoratif et le musée dédié à la célèbre bataille d'El Alamein. Et profitez de toute l'attention de votre Guide égyptologue. Les points forts comprennent la visite du musée de la guerre d'Alamain et des cimetières de la guerre mondiale où vous verrez la citadelle ressemble à des cimetières : Assure une expérience personnelle Dirigée par un Guide égyptologue qui peut partager des informations et des idées Ramassage et retour sans tracas depuis votre hôtel Voir plusieurs sites historiques en un seul voyage
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Itinéraire
Votre guide vous attendra, vous n'avez pas besoin de les chercher - ils vous attendront et vous trouveront. Dès le début de votre visite, votre guide vous accordera toute son attention. Une fois dans la voiture, votre guide vous parlera de toutes les choses sur le chemin ainsi que d'autres aspects de votre visite qui vous intéresseront.
Découvrez Rommel, le renard du désert et d'autres personnages de la Seconde Guerre mondiale qui ont combattu en Égypte. Conduisez pendant 1 heure jusqu'à Alamein pour visiter le musée de la guerre d'Alamain, qui comprend les anciennes armes, chars, vols et vélos utilisés pendant la guerre mondiale. De plus, les descriptions des actions de Montgomery, Rommel et les autres ont participé à la bataille sont toutes exposées.
Ensuite, vous continuerez votre chemin vers l'ouest d'Al alame dans une belle ville surplombant la mer Méditerranée pour visiter les cimetières de la guerre mondiale où vous verrez la citadelle ressemble à des cimetières est le dernier lieu de repos pour la richesse commune, les soldats grecs, italiens et allemands. Explorez le cimetière de la richesse commune, le cimetière italien et le cimetière allemand. Retournez confortablement à votre hôtel à Alexandrie.
Points forts
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Avis des voyageurs
Informations importantes
- Les enfants en bas âge doivent être assis sur les genoux d'un adulte
- Accès pour les personnes à mobilité réduite
- Options de transport accessibles aux personnes à mobilité réduite
- Entièrement accessible aux personnes à mobilité réduite
- Convient à toutes les conditions physiques
- Le tarif enfant ne s'applique que si ce dernier est accompagné de 2 entrées adultes payantes.
Avis(30)
Guide Heba and driver Essam were both excellent. In addition to seeing the cemeteries and museum for the battles, Heba explained the development and noteworthy sites along the way. We were treated to a very good lunch as part of the tour.
One of the most moving and evocative tours I've ever been on. The El Alamein museum is informative and well laid out. We could have spent hours more there. The hardware on display is incredible. the war cemeteries are something to see. the German and Italian cemeteries are architectural monuments but the Commonwealth cemetery is extraordinary and emotionally overwhelming. Mr. Mohamed was our guide again today and explained everything succinctly and with compassion. If this is your area of interest, it's definitely not to be missed. our driver Redd (?) got us there and back safely. No mean feat. Thank you.
One of the most moving, evocative tours I've ever been on. The El Alamein museum is well laid out and informative. We could have have spent hours more there. The hardware o display is incredible. The war cemeteries are something to see. The German & Italian cemeteries are beautiful architectural monuments but the Commonwealth cemetery is is extraordinary and emotionally overwhelming. Mr Mohamed was our guide again today and explained everything succinctly with respect and compassion. If this is your area of interest it's definitely a not to be missed. Our driver 'Redd(?)' got us there & back again safely - no mean feat. Thank you
Wessam and Ahmed picked us up from our hotel on time Wessam is very knowledgeable and professional and our driver, Ahmed, was so helpful and kind It was a very pleasant and enjoyable day Thank you
Mahmood is a fantastic guide. He's well-educated, engaging, friendly, and flexible. Visiting the Commonwealth Cemetery was a moving experience. We were able to add on a tour of the Serapium for a very reasonable price. This is where Mahmood really came into his own. We then modified our drop-off to a restaurant Mahmood recommended for a truly authentic Egyptian meal at a family restaurant, Kebab Ouzi.
The tour was first class and the tourist guide Poula was very well organized. I could see everything I wanted to see and everything went smoothly. The food at the end was also first class and afterwards we went to a tea room to end the day.
Norman and essay picked me and my girlfriend up at our hotel on time took just over an hour to get to the german wargraves then onto the italian War graves and finally the commonwealth afterwards we went to the war museum after both guide and driver where excellent in their knowledge and English and friendly stopped for lunch on way back. The tour was as advertised and worth doing.
When we eventually got to the right memorial in El Alamein for the Allied forces including New Zealand and Australia it was fantastic. Not sure Viator why we joined another tour but the guide took us to the German and Italian which our countries were in conflict with. She was lovely but had no history of this event. That was disappointing.
Trip to El alamein was great, both guide Salma and driver were happy to let me go at my own pace and show me around.
The private day trip to El Alamein from Alexandria was fantastic. Thanks to my guide Mohamed Salama, who was excellent in providing details around the war memorials from understanding the significance of the major battle of El Alamein to how even though the cemeteries exist, there are still bodies being discovered to this day (and even some mines)! I found the Commonwealth memorial to be quite profound and the El Alamein Museum was a fantastic place for me to walk by myself as my guide gave me initial information to help me navigate the area. And the lunch when we returned to Alexandria was a good treat as well. It’s sad to hear how new resort developments are taking over and the future of these memorials might be in question. I highly recommend this tour as a good day out to learn about the significance of El Alamein thanks to the guide and also to get in before the resorts start taking over.
