Overview
Embark on an extraordinary day tour from Cairo to the stunning Whales Valley and Wadi El Rayan Waterfalls in El Fayoum. Discover the captivating fossilized remains of ancient marine life at Whales Valley, a UNESCO World Heritage site, where you can marvel at the breathtaking desert landscape. After exploring this unique geological wonder, head to Wadi El Rayan, home to Egypt's beautiful waterfalls and serene lakes. Here, you can relax by the water, take in the natural beauty, and even enjoy opportunities for birdwatching and photography. This tour offers a perfect blend of adventure and tranquility, making it an ideal escape for nature lovers and anyone seeking to experience Egypt’s hidden gems.
FAQs
The tour typically includes transportation from Cairo, a private guide, entrance fees to Whales Valley and Wadi El Rayan, and lunch.
The tour usually lasts about 8-10 hours, including travel time to and from El Fayoum.
Tours usually start early in the morning to maximize your time at the sites. Pickup times can be adjusted to fit your schedule.
Wear comfortable clothing and sturdy shoes suitable for walking. Since you'll be in a desert environment, consider wearing a hat and sunscreen.
Yes, lunch is generally included. You can choose from local restaurants or picnic options depending on your preference.
Swimming may be possible at certain locations in Wadi El Rayan, but it’s best to check with your guide about safety and accessibility.
Yes! The tour includes opportunities for light hiking and exploration, particularly in Whales Valley and around the waterfalls.
Absolutely! The tour can be tailored for families, with activities that are enjoyable for all ages.
Transportation is provided as part of the tour package, using a comfortable, air-conditioned vehicle.
Yes! You can discuss your interests with your guide and adjust the itinerary to include specific activities or sites.
Please inform your guide of any dietary restrictions in advance, and they will accommodate your needs during lunch.
Yes, health and safety protocols are followed, including vehicle sanitization and providing hand sanitizers if needed.
It’s a good idea to bring some cash for personal expenses, shopping, or tips, as some smaller vendors may not accept cards.
Most guides are fluent in English, but you can request a guide who speaks your preferred language when booking.