Luxury Excursion to Port Said from Hurghada

Full Expedition Itinerary

• 01:00 AM: Departure & The Road North Your adventure begins with an early morning departure from your hotel. The journey to the coast takes approximately 8 hours, traveling through the changing Egyptian landscape as you head toward the Suez Canal.

• Morning: Nature & Natural Healing

  • Birdwatcher’s Paradise: Your first stop is a protected landscape area (Ashtoum El-Gamil), renowned for its biodiversity. Observe various migratory and local bird species that call this coastal wetland home.

     

  • The Salt Mountain: Visit Port Said’s "Egyptian Alps." These massive white mounds are a natural wonder; walking on the salt is not only visually stunning for photos but is also prized for its therapeutic and healing properties, helping to draw out negative energy and refresh the body.

• Mid-Day: Crossing the Suez Canal

  • Ferry to Port Fouad: Board a traditional ferry for a scenic crossing of the Suez Canal. This brief journey offers panoramic views of the massive container ships and the iconic skyline.

     

  • Port Fouad Exploration: Arrive in the sister city of Port Fouad, known for its colonial French-style architecture and serene atmosphere.

• Afternoon: Landmarks of the Canal

  • Ferdinand de Lesseps Base: Stand at the historic site of the statue dedicated to the Suez Canal’s builder. Learn about the monumental engineering feat that reshaped world trade.

     

  • Princess Ferial Garden: Explore this historic "Garden without Fences." Named after the daughter of King Farouk, this lush oasis features a distinctive red windmill at its center and murals depicting the city's history.

     

  • The Obelisk (Martyrs' Memorial): Visit the Pharaonic-style obelisk, a somber and majestic tribute built in memory of the martyrs who defended the city.

     

• Lunch: Traditional Flavors Enjoy a scheduled break for lunch, featuring local Port Said specialties, particularly its world-famous fresh seafood.

• Late Afternoon: The Symbol of Port Said Conclude your sightseeing at the city's most significant mosque. Built in 1906, the Al-Abbasi Mosque (or the Great Mosque) stands as an architectural icon and a symbol of resilience, being one of the few buildings in its district to survive the conflicts of the 20th century.

   

• Midnight: Return to Hurghada After a comprehensive day of exploration, begin the return journey. You are scheduled to arrive back at your hotel around 00:00 (Midnight).