
Explore the world’s largest archaeological museum with a private guide who brings Egypt’s extraordinary history to life. Home to the full treasures of Tutankhamun and countless ancient wonders, the GEM offers an unparalleled window into the legacy of the pharaohs.

Uncover Alexandria’s classical past with a private guide. First, you will be taken to the Catacombs of Kom el Shoqafa, the largest known Roman burial site in Egypt, and Pompey’s Pillar, the last remaining trace of the grand Serapeum, once dedicated to Emperor Diocletian. Next, continue to the Roman Amphitheatre, the only one of its kind in Egypt, with remarkably preserved marble terraces. End the day at the Library of Alexandria, a striking modern tribute to the city’s ancient legacy and a vibrant centre for knowledge, culture and dialogue.

Visit the El Alamein War Cemetery, where more than 7,000 Allied soldiers are buried following the Western Desert campaign of 1940–1942. Maintained by the Commonwealth War Graves Commission, the site stands as a powerful reminder of the cost of war. Your guide will help you locate the grave of Major James Stockley Sinnott and offer insight into the Second Battle of El Alamein, a decisive victory that marked a major turning point in the North African campaign during the Second World War.

Explore the Tombs of Jabal el Mawta (or the ‘Mountain of the Dead’), a limestone hill just outside Siwa town that houses more than 700 tombs carved into its slopes. Dating back to the Greco-Roman and 26th Dynasty periods, the site offers a rare glimpse into ancient burial practices. Several tombs are open to the public, their walls still adorned with remarkably preserved mural paintings.

Stop by Cleopatra’s Spring, a natural limestone pool fed by bubbling underground springs and one of Siwa’s most iconic freshwater sources. Situated among palm groves on the path to the Temple of the Oracle of Amun, the spring has been used for centuries as a communal bathing spot – and legend says Cleopatra herself may have bathed here. It is possible to take a refreshing dip but modest dress is advised out of respect for the conservative customs of this small Egyptian town.

Discover the Temple of the Oracle of Amun with a private guide. This ancient sanctuary drew rulers and pilgrims for centuries, most famously Alexander the Great, who visited in 331 BC to seek divine confirmation of his claim as son of the gods and rightful Pharaoh of Egypt. The temple’s desert setting and well-preserved ruins offer a rare glimpse into the oracular traditions that shaped both local and wider Mediterranean history.
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