Marsa Matruh Tours

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Marsa Matruh Tours

Known as the “Caribbean of Egypt,” Marsa Matrouh is a stunning coastal city on the Mediterranean, celebrated for its pristine white-sand beaches and tranquil turquoise waters. Our Marsa Matrouh tours are designed for travelers seeking a relaxing beach holiday combined with a unique blend of natural and historical exploration. Whether you’re interested in a family-friendly getaway or an adventurous excursion, our professionally guided trips offer an unforgettable experience.

Historical and Cultural Exploration

Marsa Matruh’s history extends far beyond its modern reputation as a summer resort. For history enthusiasts, tours can include significant sites from both ancient and more recent periods. A visit to the Rommel Museum, housed inside a cave used by the German General Erwin Rommel as his headquarters during World War II, offers a fascinating look into the North African campaign. The city’s strategic location is also highlighted by the ruins of a temple dating back to Ramesses II. For a broader historical perspective, many Marsa Matruh excursions can be combined with a trip to the nearby city of El Alamein, where you can visit the World War II Military Museum and cemeteries. You can also venture inland on a tour to Siwa Oasis for a multi-day adventure to see the Temple of the Oracle, a site visited by Alexander the Great himself.

Cairo Alexandria attractions from Marsa Matruh

In fact, the most Popular Marsa Matruh tours include day trips to Cairo for the Pyramids of Giza, Sphinx, and Grand Egyptian Museum. The journey takes 4-5 hours by bus or private car.
For a shorter trip, visitAlexandria, the “Pearl of the Mediterranean.” Located just 2.5 hours away, Alexandria day trips cover historical sites like the Citadel of Qaitbay, Pompey Pillar, Alexandria Library and the Catacombs of Kom El Shoqafa.

Ultimately, our Marsa Matruh tour packages provide the perfect balance of relaxation and discovery. You can spend your days sunbathing and swimming, and your evenings exploring local souks for traditional Bedouin crafts, jewelry, and fresh seafood. Whether you’re booking a quick trip or a longer holiday, Marsa Matruh promises a unique and memorable escape.