Innovation Tours

Suez Canal Day Tour

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Duration:
1 Day

Location:
Egypt

Tour Type:
Excursions

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Embark on an enlightening day tour of the Suez Canal, a marvel of modern engineering and a vital waterway connecting the Mediterranean Sea to the Red Sea. This guided excursion offers a unique opportunity to witness firsthand the strategic importance and historical significance of this iconic international passage.

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Transportation to and from your accommodation in Cairo or Port Said

Entrance fees to designated viewing points along the Suez Canal

Professional tour guide

Bottled water during the tour

Meals and beverages

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Gratuities for the guide and driver

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Itinerary

Ismailia

Begin your journey with a visit to Ismailia, a picturesque city located on the banks of the Suez Canal. Explore the city's charming streets, visit local markets, and learn about the history of the canal at the Ismailia Museum.

Suez Canal Authority Building

Discover the administrative headquarters of the Suez Canal Authority, where you'll gain insight into the management and operation of this vital waterway. Learn about the canal's construction, maintenance, and role in global trade.

Panoramic Views

Enjoy panoramic views of the Suez Canal from designated observation points along its banks. Witness the bustling activity of ships navigating through the canal, transporting goods between Europe and Asia, and marvel at the ingenuity of this engineering marvel.

Historical Sites

Explore historical sites along the canal, including remnants of ancient trade routes, military fortifications from various periods of history, and monuments commemorating key moments in the canal's development.