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Embark on an awesome 5-day Cairo, Alexandria, and Alamein tour for solo travelers. Explore Egypt’s ancient wonders and witness the sacrifice of great soldiers with our Egypt solo vacation packages.
Begin your 5-day Cairo and Alamein tour for solo travelers in Cairo. Explore the Great Pyramids of Giza, and the Great Sphinx. Discover the great contents of the Grand Egyptian Museum, the magnificent Citadel of Saladin, and the impressive bazaar of Khan El-Khalili. Head to Alexandria to visit the wonderful Roman Catacombs, the Citadel of Qaitbay, and Pompey’s Pillar in Alexandria. Continue to El-Alamein to explore the World War II Museum, World War II Cemetery, and the German tombs in Alamein. Travel from Alamein back to Cairo for the rest of your Egypt 5-day tour for solo travelers.
Wrap up your 5-day Egypt solo tour with unforgettable memories. From ancient pyramids to the heroic sites of El-Alamein, this journey blends history, culture, and reflection—perfect for the adventurous solo traveler.
Upon arrival at Cairo International Airport, you will meet and assist by our representative of “Egypt Best Vacations” who will help you through the visa and arrival regulations. Transfer to your hotel and the beginning of your Egypt 5-day Cairo and El-Alamein tour for solo travelers.
Meals Plan: No Meals Included
Your actual 5-day Cairo and Alamein tour for solo travelers begins when our tour guide picks you up to commence your tour to the Great Pyramids of Giza, the Sphinx and the GEM Museum.
Today, you will visit the Giza Plateau. Today’s tour includes the Great Pyramids of Khufu, Khafre, and Menkaure with the great Sphinx. The only ancient wonder which still remains (Khufu’s pyramid) awaits you. Are you ready to discover it from the inside? (Optional). Today you will learn about the history of the pyramids, how they were constructed, and why they were constructed.
Savor your lunch at a local restaurant, then continue to the Grand Egyptian Museum. Explore the world’s largest collection of ancient Egyptian treasures in one stunning modern complex. You’ll stand face-to-face with the full Tutankhamun collection and enjoy immersive galleries that bring Egypt’s history to life.
Meals Plan: Breakfast & Lunch
Today, your Egypt 5-day tour for solo travelers to Cairo, Alexandria and Alamein takes you to the beautiful City of Alexandria. Upon arrival, you will visit the famous Roman Catacombs of Kom El-Shoqafa. The catacombs are huge Egyptian tombs and royal cemeteries with Ptolemaic and Roman influences. The catacombs of Kom El-Shoqafa are one the largest Roman burial sites not just in Alexandria but in Egypt. These catacombs started as a private tomb for a wealthy family, then became a public cemetery. The catacombs house more than 300 tombs.
From the catacombs to the nearby Pompey’s Pillar. Many of the ancient historians did not tell us more details about the “Pompey’s Pillar” but about the buildings that stood nearby and have disappeared now. The hill on which the pillar is erected was covered with temples and houses a long time before the Roman era. It was the place of the Citadel of Rhakotis. A temple was dedicated to Osiris-Serapis was built on the mountain.
From the Pompey’s Pillar to the magnificent Citadel of Qaitbay. The Citadel of Qaitbay in Alexandria is one of the most important fortifications in Egypt. It was constructed by Sultan Al-Ashraf Qaitbay to defend Egypt against the Ottomans/Turks. You will end your tour to Alexandria highlights by visiting the Library of Alexandria. Enjoy your lunch at a local restaurant, then transfer to your hotel.
Meals Plan: Breakfast & Lunch
Travel from Alexandria to El-Alamein to visit the World War II Museum. El-Alamein Military Museum was founded on the 16th of December, 1956, when the late president Gamal Abd El-Nasser ordered its establishment to commemorate Egypt’s fundamental role in one of the most important battles of World War II, Al-Alamein battle, which broke out between the allies and the Axis Powers in October 1942.
Then proceed to the World War II Cemetery of the Commonwealth. This cemetery contains the graves of men who died at all stages of the Western Desert campaigns. Continue the Italian Memorial, or ‘Sacrario italiano a El Alamein’. The memorial is a white octagonal monument to the 4,800 Italian soldiers who died in the 1942 Battle of El Alamein and the approximately 38,000 missing.
End your tour at the German Tombs. El Alamein German War Cemetery was built in the shape of a fortress. It contains 4,213 German burials from the Second and 30 from the First World War. Savor a final taste of local life with a delicious lunch at a charming restaurant as you travel back to Cairo for final night of your 5-day Cairo and Alamein tour for solo travelers.
Meals Plan: Breakfast & Lunch
After your breakfast at the hotel, you will head to the Citadel of the Sunni Muslim leader Saladin, which was built in 1172 to protect Cairo against the Crusaders. The White Mosque of Mohammed Ali Pasha is a prominent feature of the citadel. Continue to the Coptic Cairo to visit the Hanging Church, Abu Serga Church and Ben Ezra Synagogue. Savor your lunch at a local restaurant, then finish your tour at the historical bazaar of Khan El-Khalili, the largest bazaar in the Middle East.
Conclude your 5-day Cairo and Alamein tour for solo travelers with a transfer to Cairo Airport for final departure. It is really sad to leave, but feel free to contact us about your next adventure in Egypt.
Meals Plan: Breakfast & Lunch
All our prices are in USD per person per trip. You can also make your payment online through a secure payment gateway with no additional fees or surcharges.
The initial price is based on one adult in a single room in a group tour and reflects the lowest price during the low season.
Tipping is not included in our tour packages and is left entirely to your discretion. While it is not mandatory, it is greatly appreciated by the people who assist you during your journey.
Here is a suggested tipping list:
Driver – full day $3-5 per person per day.
Driver – transfer $1-3 per person per day.
Tour guide – full day $15-20 per person per day.
Tour guide – half day $10-15 per person per day.
Representative / tour leader $3-5 per person per day.
Nile cruise crew $5–10 per person per night paid at the end of the cruise.
Dahabiya Nile cruise crew $10-20 per person per night at the end of the cruise.
We do not charge cancellation fees for tours canceled due to ‘force majeure’ events such as natural disasters or other uncontrollable circumstances. However, if you cancel for personal or business reasons after we have incurred booking costs on your behalf, these costs will be charged to you.
A deposit between 25-50% is required to secure your booking through a payment link. The remaining balance will also be paid through payment links.
We don’t provide a travel insurance. We recommend to buy it beforehand if you want
Our tours do not include entrance fees for special archaeological sites such as:
These attractions require an additional fee. Please contact us if you would like to add or adjust anything in your itinerary.
Other personal expenses during your trip may include:
Yes, Egypt is generally safe for solo travelers, including women, when using common sense and choosing reputable tour operators. Egypt Best Vacations provides wide range of tours are specifically designed for solo travelers, providing the security of a dedicated guide and vetted logistics. We recommend dressing modestly, avoiding isolated areas at night, and following your guide’s advice. Harassment can occur (typically verbal hassle from vendors), but being part of an organized group and having a local guide significantly minimizes this.
Egypt Best Vacations solo tours include: a licensed Egyptologist guide throughout, 24/7 local emergency support, pre-vetted transportation and hotels, a thorough orientation upon arrival, and clear guidelines for free time. You are never truly “alone” unless you choose to be during designated free periods.
Our Egypt solo tours are crafted exclusively for solo travelers. You will join a small group of other solo travelers (maximum people), creating a built-in social circle from day one. Our Egypt solo tours run without fixed departures, giving you the freedom to travel on any date. In some cases, you might enjoy the experience as the only guest.
No. A core feature of our “solo traveler” tours is that we waive the single supplement. You will have your own private room at all hotels at no extra cost. The price you read on the solo trips, is what you will pay for a single room.
Egypt Best Vacations solo tours attract a diverse mix of international solo travelers, typically ranging from 20s to 80s, with a common spirit of adventure. The dynamic is friendly and inclusive.
Our Egypt solo trips typically not included: International flights, Egyptian visa (approx. $25 USD, obtainable on arrival for many nationalities or as an e-visa), travel insurance, some meals (as outlined in the itinerary), tips for guides/drivers, and personal spending.
Dress for comfort and modesty. For everyone, lightweight, breathable fabrics are key. For women, we recommend covering shoulders and knees (long skirts/pants, loose tops). A scarf is versatile for sun, sand, and entering mosques. Comfortable, sturdy walking shoes are non-negotiable.
A polite but firm “La, shukran” (No, thank you) is your best tool. Avoid prolonged eye contact or stopping if you’re not interested. When shopping in markets (souks), bargaining is expected. Start at about 20% of the asking price, be polite, and be prepared to walk away. Your tour guide can offer advice on fair prices.
