Alexandria Shore Excursions

Private journeys from Alexandria, adapted to your arrival and departure times.

Discover Alexandria Shore Excursions in Egypt
6 experiences to make your own
AlexandriaPrivate day tour

Alexandria Shore Discovery Tour

Explore Alexandria from your cruise ship on a private shore excursion to the Catacombs of Kom el Shoqafa and Qaitbay Citadel.

From $135
AlexandriaPrivate shore excursion (6 Hours)

El Alamein Battlefield Shore Tour

Visit El Alamein's Military Museum, Commonwealth War Cemetery and German and Italian memorials on a private tour from Alexandria Port.

From $145
AlexandriaPrivate shore excursion (8 Hours)

Cairo Shore Tour from Alexandria Port

Travel from Alexandria Port to Cairo for a private shore excursion to Saladin's Citadel, Coptic Cairo and Khan el-Khalili.

From $75
AlexandriaPrivate shore excursion (10 Hours)

Giza Pyramids & Alexandria Shore Excursion

Combine the Giza Pyramids and Egyptian Museum with Alexandria's catacombs and Qaitbay Citadel on a proposed private shore excursion.

From $85
AlexandriaPrivate shore excursion (8 Hours)

Cairo Museums Excursion from Alexandria Port

Explore NMEC and the Egyptian Museum in Cairo on a private shore excursion from Alexandria Port, with coastal stops as time allows.

From $85
AlexandriaPrivate shore excursion (8 Hours)

Giza Pyramids Shore Tour from Alexandria Port

Visit the Giza Pyramids and Sphinx on a private shore excursion from Alexandria Port, with Alexandria sightseeing as agreed in your itinerary.

From $85

Plan with a little perspective

A journey worth
considering properly.

Alexandria offers a shore day with its own identity: Mediterranean views, layers of urban history and archaeological sites within the city. A local excursion can focus on places such as the Catacombs of Kom el Shoqafa and the Qaitbay Citadel area without committing the whole call to an inland journey. Choose a route that suits the time you actually have ashore.

Provide the ship and port-call details before deciding how many stops fit. Berth location, permission to disembark and city traffic all affect the useful visiting window. A private outing can keep the focus on your interests, but it still needs a generous return margin. Specify whether a site is an interior visit or an exterior-area stop so the programme is unambiguous.

Give the city a coherent route

Avoid turning every landmark into a quick photograph through the vehicle window. Choose a few visits that connect Alexandria’s different histories and allow time for the streets and seafront between them. Discuss steps and below-ground areas if considering the catacombs. The final route should respect access conditions as well as the time needed to return through the city.

Use the actual boarding deadline

Send the ship’s all-aboard time as soon as it is available. Agree a port return earlier than that deadline and confirm the meeting point after disembarkation. If arrival is delayed, reduce the visit list rather than compressing the return buffer. Keep the local coordinator’s details and the ship’s port instructions available during the outing.

A few useful answers.

Should I visit Alexandria or travel to Cairo?

A city excursion uses the call differently from a long road journey to Cairo. The decision depends on the actual port window and your priorities. Do not assume the two options offer comparable time at the destination.

Is the citadel always an interior visit?

The quotation should specify whether it includes entry or time in the surrounding area. Access, tickets and operating conditions need confirming; an itinerary mentioning the citadel area does not automatically promise admission.

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