Egyptian Desert travel
A journey through the oases and the Libyan Desert is for travellers seeking a different Egypt, off the beaten track - those who appreciate history, magnificent landscapes, and nights spent in bivouacs. Far from the tourist trail carved by the Nile, the Libyan Desert is a microcosm of Egyptian history, dotted with oases that have welcomed travellers for millennia. Our favourite: the Siwa Oasis, the most remote in the Libyan Desert, on the Libyan border. An islet preserving history, culture and the environment. We love its hot springs, Fatnas Island with its lush vegetation, the shores of Lake Al-Zeytoun, and the sublime village of Shali.
The Bahariya, Balat, Dakhla and Kharga oases, as well as the White Desert, are other must-sees in the region.
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Siwa, Alexandria and Cairo - Between cities and desert, another perspective on Egypt
From Cairo to the Libyan Desert via the Mediterranean, explore an Egypt off the beaten path.
8 days, from $ 6300 to $ 7900