What You Will Do
WOW TOURS EGYPT is a travel agency which has transformed the concept of traveling from a merely business perspective to a self-discovering journey
WOW TOURS EGYPT aims to be the most efficiently to people for going Egypt by creating the world’s most tailored and inspiring travel programs.
WOW TOURS EGYPT strives to create the best travel experiences through superior service and care, commitment to supportable tourism, and eagerness for making touristic places fun and reachable to everyone.
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Itinerary
1
Bahariya Oasis Guide
2 hours
Bahariya Oasis is located in a depression of golden sands some (56 miles) long and (25 miles) wide surrounded by a ring of black basalt hills.
The town of Bawiti is built along a ridge overlooking groves of date palms and olives, apricot orchards and fields of rice, corn and vegetables.
2
Black Desert
2 hours
Bahariya Oasis is located in a depression of golden sands some (56 miles) long and (25 miles) wide surrounded by a ring of black basalt hills.
The town of Bawiti is built along a ridge overlooking groves of date palms and olives, apricot orchards and fields of rice, corn and vegetables.
3
Crystal Mountain, Egypt
2 hours
First drive to visit the Black Desert and the natural hot spring of Valley of El Haize, then continue to see the quartz crystal at the Crystal Mountain, and the rocky formations in the Valley of Agabat.
4
Valley of Agabat
8 hours
First drive to visit the Black Desert and the natural hot spring of Valley of El Haize, then continue to see the quartz crystal at the Crystal Mountain, and the rocky formations in the Valley of Agabat.
5
White Desert
8 hours
From there move on to the White Desert, it’s a desert floor of hard white chalk stretches out in a depression of eerie canyons dotted with bizarre monoliths.
These wind- eroded “sculptures” take the form of camels, donkeys, desert nomads, trees, giant mushrooms, some of them as high as two- store houses.
The best time to visit is after the heat of the day on a starlit or moonlit night.
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