Fayoum Oasis do Cairo com Pickup
Descrição
Descubra os tesouros escondidos do Oásis de Fayoum em uma visita guiada ao Vale das Baleias e às Cachoeiras Wadi El Rayan. Volte no tempo em Wadi Al-Hitan, onde antigos fósseis marinhos oferecem um vislumbre do passado pré-histórico do Egito. Refresque os seus sentidos nas Cachoeiras Wadi El Rayan, onde águas cristalinas caem em cascata pelas falésias rochosas em uma sinfonia da natureza. Navegue pelo Lago Qarun, um santuário sereno para aves migratórias e vida selvagem local, e testemunhe a beleza incomparável deste paraíso intocado. Embarque em uma viagem de um dia saindo do Cairo e experimente as maravilhas das paisagens naturais do Egito com nosso passeio com curadoria especializada.
Opções de passeio
Itinerário
Excursão de um dia a El Fayoum Visita começando com o embarque em seu hotel às 07h00, dirija do Cairo até El Fayoum por cerca de 1 hora. Depois de chegar, troque para um veículo 4x4 e comece o passeio visitando a vila de Tunis em Fayoum, a pequena A vila de Tunis ('izbat Tunis) está localizada no oásis de Fayoum, a caminho de Wadi Rayan. Localizada em uma colina de frente para um grande lago de água salgada, a vila tem uma vista deslumbrante da orla do deserto do outro lado do lago. É um dos lugares mais bonitos do Egito. Em seguida, visite o Lago Qarun, o Lago Qarun é considerado o lago natural mais antigo do mundo, o terceiro maior lago do Egito e o resto do Lago Old Maurice.
Em seguida, siga para as cachoeiras Wadi El Rayan e Wadi El Rayan. As cachoeiras em Wadi el-Rayan são um fenômeno natural e são consideradas as maiores cachoeiras do Egito.
Depois que as cachoeiras chegam ao Vale das Baleias, Wadi Al-Hitan, no deserto ocidental do Egito, contém restos fósseis inestimáveis da mais antiga e agora extinta subordem de baleias, Archaeoceti. dos melhores destinos no Egito Em seguida, retorne ao seu hotel no Cairo.
Destaques
O que está incluído
Locais e horários de recolha
Você encontrará nosso guia turístico esperando por você no lobby segurando uma placa que mostra o nome da nossa empresa.
Avaliações dos viajantes
Informações importantes
- Opções de transporte público disponíveis perto
- Assentos infantis disponíveis
- Não recomendado para viajantes com problemas de coluna
- Não recomendado para grávidas
- Não recomendado para viajantes com problemas cardíacos
- Adequado para todos os níveis de condicionamento físico
Avaliações(1)
My money was stolen during this trip. It was a private tour, just Jessy, the tour guide, Ahmed the driver from Fayoum and me. (There was another driver from Cairo to Fayoum and back but the theft happened in Fayoum). Jessy insisted I could leave my bag in the car as "the car will be locked and the driver will be around". I did this on two stops, both in the desert where there were just 4x4 cars for the desert, tour guides, drivers who knew each other, tourists and museum and restaurant staff. My money was taken from an envelope in a protected pocket, some of the money remaining inside (but most being stolen), the envelope closed and put carefully back. I discovered the theft on our way back to Cairo. Jessy first tried to convince me I "misplaced" the money. Then she told me I may have spent the money; I said I counted the money just the evening before. So she said someone may have entered my room at night; because I couldn't believe it she insisted she "had heard about something like this". She made some phone calls and told me there were cameras on both parking lots where I left my bag inside the car and she asked the police to watch that cameras. Again, that what she told me; she even said: "calm down, cameras are watched right now". Again and again she insisted my money was stolen at night, someone entered my room while I was sleeping. I went to the hotel in Cairo and also to the police in Cairo. Cameras from the hotel were watched. And I was told that for a theft in Fayoum I need to fill a report in Fayoum. Fayoum is 3-4 hours from Cairo. I wrote a message on WhatsApp to Jessy telling her the theft happened in Fayoum and asking for help with the report (I still trusted her). She did never answer. I wrote a message to Emo Tour Swiss, the tour operator. He told me they are looking into the matter but insisted "there is no proof of a theft". There can hardly be a proof about the amount of money in ones bag. He told me he will inform me about the outcome of the investigation the company is conducting. I waited for 3 days, then I sent a message telling the tour operator there will be a review about the theft. From that moment, I got many messages. Jessy had told him that she she offered to go to the police in Fayoum but I refused because I thought it happened in the hotel. How could I possibly refuse to go to the police?! In Cairo I went immediately to the police. She also told the tour operator that the driver had been "searched" and there was a witness. When I discovered the theft we were in the other car but Jessy called Ahmed. Ahmed came and showed me his wallet - no USD inside. No search, just Jessy, Ahmed, the other driver and me, somewhere on the road. Many lies. The tour operator sent me many messages starting with "we are so sorry and we understand" but always ending with "there is no proof this ever happened". It would have been a 5 star tour if the theft had not occurred. I recommend visiting the Valley of the Whales but not with Emo Tours. Also you should be aware Jessy and Ahmed are also working for other tour operators.
We are truly sorry that you experienced the loss of money during your trip, and we completely understand how upsetting and frustrating this situation must have been for you. However, we would like to clarify several important points for the benefit of future guests reading this review. As soon as you informed us that you had lost approximately USD 110, we took the matter seriously and began looking into the situation. We communicated with the people involved in the tour and reviewed the information available to us. During our investigation, different possibilities regarding where the money may have been lost were discussed, including the possibility that it may have been lost at the hotel. We also encouraged you to report the matter to the appropriate police authorities so that an official investigation could take place. Unfortunately, no evidence was found proving that the money was stolen during the tour, nor was there any evidence connecting our guide or driver to the missing money. For this reason, it would be unfair and irresponsible for us to accuse any member of our team without evidence. We also want to clarify that we never dismissed your concerns. We communicated with you, investigated the matter, and tried to understand what had happened. We are genuinely sorry that we were unable to establish where the money went. We have been operating tours for many years, and our guides and drivers are trusted members of our team. We take any allegation of theft extremely seriously and would always cooperate fully with the authorities if an official police investigation were initiated. We respect your personal experience and your right to share your opinion. At the same time, we believe it is important to distinguish between a confirmed fact and an allegation that could not be substantiated. There is currently no evidence that the money was stolen during our tour or that any member of our team was responsible. We are sorry that this unfortunate incident affected what you otherwise described as a 5-star tour, and we sincerely regret that your overall experience was impacted by the loss of your money.
