Bodda Tours Private Egypt Tours
Book private Egypt tours in Cairo, Giza, Fayoum and Siwa Oasis with fast WhatsApp support and custom routes.
Bodda Tours Private Egypt Tours
Book private Egypt tours in Cairo, Giza, Fayoum and Siwa Oasis with fast WhatsApp support and custom routes.
Fixed departures every Saturday and Tuesday at 23:30, so solo travellers and couples can reach Siwa without private-tour prices. Jeep safari, desert camping with BBQ dinner, the Milky Way, sunrise and the Mediterranean at Marsa Matrouh.
2 Nights / 3 Days
From $250per person
Cairo meeting point (23:30)






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Cairo ↔ Siwa round transfer (A/C coach)
Bodda local staff (English + professional Korean interpretation)
Shali Fortress & Siwa town tour
Three oasis viewpoints
Cleopatra Spring visit
Clean hot-spring pool entry (showers included)
Sahara 4x4 jeep safari
Desert camping — tent & all equipment
BBQ dinner at the camp
Camp breakfast
Desert stargazing & sunrise
Marsa Matrouh Mediterranean beach stop
Travel insurance (arrange your own)
Desert permit $13 per person (paid on site)
Breakfast & lunch on the Siwa arrival day
Personal spending — meals outside the camp, drinks, souvenirs
From $235
2 nights / 3 days
Local staff + professional Korean interpretation
Join tour — minimum 2 travellers
Cairo meeting point — departs 23:30
October – April (20-30°C)
Fixed departures every Saturday & Tuesday
Sahara 4x4 jeep safari across the Great Sand Sea
Desert camping with BBQ dinner and camp breakfast
Milky Way stargazing and sunrise over the dunes
Marsa Matrouh Mediterranean beach on the way back
The Saturday course leaves Cairo at 23:30 on Saturday night, spends all of Sunday in Siwa, and returns to Cairo at 19:00 on Monday. The Tuesday course leaves at 23:30 on Tuesday, tours on Wednesday and returns at 19:00 on Thursday. Both follow an identical itinerary, so you simply pick the departure that fits your Egypt schedule. The tour runs with a minimum of 2 travellers booked on the date.
Every mile of the route — Cairo to Siwa, the return across the desert, and every stop between — is covered in a modern private van or SUV with full climate control and a dedicated driver all to yourselves. The cabin stays cool and calm at every hour of the crossing, day or night; the seats are comfortable and spacious; and the service is door to door, collecting you from your Cairo accommodation and bringing you back there at the end of the journey. Bodda staff accompany the whole trip, so your own team, your own driver and your own itinerary are with you for every single step.
The morning starts at Shali Fortress, the 13th-century citadel raised from salt and mud brick that dissolved during three days of unprecedented rain in 1926 — the ruin that remains is far more atmospheric than the original. From its heights you look down over palm groves and the roofs of the old town. Then comes Cleopatra's Spring, a beautiful natural pool of warm mineral water in the middle of the desert. The oasis charm of Siwa — its silence, its light, its lanes shaded by date palms — is around you at every step.
A little beyond the town lie the famous salt lakes of Siwa. The water is so saturated with salt that the body floats almost without effort, smooth and calm, drifting slowly on the surface of a mirror that reflects the desert sky. The white shore, the blue horizon and the sand dunes framing the scene make a pure composition, and the photograph is exactly what you see. It is the classic image of the oasis, and the perfect quiet break before the open desert.
In the afternoon the road ends and the golden desert begins. The tour crosses the dunes aboard a 4x4, climbing and descending giant golden slopes deep into the Great Sand Sea. Near sunset the drive arrives at a desert camp set among the dunes, where a BBQ dinner is served around the fire. As darkness falls, with zero light pollution for hundreds of kilometres, the Milky Way appears above the camp in extraordinary clarity, and meteors cross the sky as you watch from your tent. Tents and all camping equipment are provided, so the desert night is simply yours to enjoy.
On the final morning the tour climbs the dune above camp to watch the sunrise pour gold across the Sand Sea, then enjoys a camp breakfast before heading back. The return road follows the Mediterranean, with a beautiful stop at Marsa Matrouh, where clear emerald water fills quiet coves and you can breathe the sea air from the shore. You arrive back in Cairo at 19:00 on the final day.
Long before any tour arrived, travellers came to Siwa on purpose. The oracle of the god Amun, near the hill of Aghurmi, was one of the most respected shrines of the ancient world — and in 331 BC, Alexander the Great crossed the desert expressly to consult it, marching far from the coast with his army to be received by the priests. Tradition says the oracle welcomed him as the son of the god, a blessing that carried through his entire legend. Standing at those ruins, looking at the same desert he crossed, is to step into one of history's most legendary moments.
For centuries Siwa lived wrapped in its own world, separated from the Nile Valley by an immense sea of sand — and it kept treasures of its own. The Siwi language, spoken nowhere else in Egypt, belongs to the southern Berber family of North Africa. Siwa's salt, prized and traded across the desert and to the Mediterranean for millennia, gave the oasis its fame, and the walls of Shali Fortress are literally built of that salt. Around you today, the palm groves, silver jewellery, woven textiles and warm, unhurried rhythm of Siwan life still belong to that ancient world.
The tour is beautifully organised from first to last: a private modern air-conditioned van or SUV with a dedicated driver and Bodda staff every day; Shali Fortress and the old town of Siwa; Cleopatra's Spring and the floating salt lakes; the 4x4 passage through the Great Sand Sea and an evening at the desert camp with BBQ dinner, the Milky Way and a comfortable tented night; the dune sunrise and camp breakfast; and on the final day, Marsa Matrouh on the Mediterranean before Cairo. One team, one programme, no surprises — everything is simply taken care of.
One of the quiet strengths of the Bodda experience is communication. The tour is designed so that English is spoken on the ground with professional Korean interpretation, and a Korean-speaking coordinator is one message away on KakaoTalk. Every question, every change, every comfort is supported by the same hospitality team at every step.
The best season for visiting. Days are mild and clear, nights are cool and cloudless, so the campfire, the BBQ and the stars perform at their finest, with the full Milky Way rising over the camp as a destination in itself. Long walks beside the salt lakes and the golden dune sunrise are at their most beautiful in this window.
Summer in Siwa is a quiet, deep season: only a handful of travellers cross the desert, so the dunes, the camp and the lakes feel entirely yours. The air is dry and healthy, and the summer nights over the warm sand carry the purest, most staggering stars of the year — desert silence at its absolute best.
Walk in slowly, lean back and you simply float — the water is too dense to sink in. The lakes are shallow, clear and warm, and the salt crust glows milk-white under the surface. Fresh water for rinsing is provided at the stop, so you can change back into dry clothes before the dunes.
Wear swimwear under your clothes and leave your towel on the jeep. Salt water stings in the eyes, so rinse after and keep the bottled water the jeep carries. Even in winter the midday sun keeps the water pleasant.
You sleep in a roomy two-person nomad tent with a proper mattress and blankets; in winter an extra fleece liner is provided. The camp has a main fire area with low wooden seats, a dining table, and basic wash facilities. Electricity for phone charging runs in the evening, and lanterns light the camp after sunset.
Dinner is the camp centrepiece: chicken, kofta and vegetables grilled over charcoal, served with rice, fresh salad, bread and tahini around the fire. Breakfast the next morning is eggs, bread, cheese, olives, jam and black tea before the sunrise drive. Vegetarian plates are arranged if you tell the guide in advance.
Around half of every departure is booked solo. The camp is arranged so that solo travellers sit around the same fire and the same tables, so the evening ends as one group rather than separate pairs. Couples and friends in pairs share a big tent together, and no one has to manage the camp alone.
The desert jeep stretches are bumpy and hot, so the tour suits travellers aged 8+ with normal mobility. Older participants are perfectly fine — the walking is minimal and staff pace every stop. Young children (under 8) are better on the private Siwa tour, where the itinerary is fully flexible around them.
In 331 BC Alexander the Great crossed the Western Desert from the Nile Valley to consult the Oracle of Siwa. According to the account handed down by ancient sources, the oracle's priests declared him the son of the god Amun — a title that, in the eyes of the ancient world, sanctified his rule over Egypt. The remains of that sanctuary still stand on the hill of Aghurmi, the oldest landmark along the tour's route.
For centuries Siwa stood apart from the rest of Egypt: its people speak Siwi, a Berber tongue rather than the Arabic of the Nile Valley, and the oasis was long steered by its own local councils. Its landmark, Shali Fortress, was raised in the 13th century from salt and mud brick, and although the heavy rains of 1926 dissolved much of its original form, its silhouette still anchors every Siwa journey.
The three golden moments for pictures: the salt lake at mid-morning (the floating mirror), the dunes at sunset (deep orange light) and the night sky after dinner. For night shots rest the phone on your backpack, set ISO 3200, exposure 15–30 seconds, and wait — no tripod needed.
Drones are not allowed over military-adjacent areas in Siwa — the desert permit covers still cameras only. For DSLR shooters, a 24–70mm lens does 90% of the trip; bring a soft cleaning cloth for the salty air at the lakes.
In town and at the markets, dress covers shoulders and knees — it is a conservative community, and it is appreciated. A smile and an honest interest in the place are more valuable than any speech. Photograph people — and children especially — only after asking them directly.
Beyond the fortress and the springs, Bodda staff know a handful of quiet stops: the palm-grove spring where locals bathe, the Siwan salt stalls where the locals themselves shop, and a strip of the salt lake that tourists rarely reach. Tell your guide you have time for one extra stop, and it is always the one you remember.
Everything you need to know about this tour
Yes. That is exactly what this tour is for. You book on your own and travel with the other participants of that departure. The tour runs once a minimum of 2 people are booked on the date, so solo travellers are matched with the group rather than paying private-tour rates.
There are two fixed departures a week. The Saturday course leaves Cairo at 23:30 on Saturday, tours Siwa all day Sunday, and returns to Cairo at 19:00 on Monday. The Tuesday course leaves at 23:30 on Tuesday, tours on Wednesday, and returns at 19:00 on Thursday. Both courses follow exactly the same itinerary — pick whichever fits your Egypt schedule.
The base rate is $250 per person for 2 travellers and $235 per person from 3 travellers. It covers the Cairo–Siwa round transfer in an air-conditioned coach, Bodda staff throughout, Shali Fortress and Siwa town, three oasis viewpoints, Cleopatra Spring, entry to a clean hot-spring pool with showers, the Sahara 4x4 jeep safari, desert camping with tent and equipment, BBQ dinner, camp breakfast, stargazing, sunrise, and the Marsa Matrouh beach stop. The desert permit ($13 per person, paid on site), travel insurance, and your breakfast and lunch on the Siwa arrival day are not included.
Yes. Tents and all camping equipment are provided and set up for you — there is nothing to bring or pitch. The desert can get cool at night depending on the season, so pack one light long-sleeve layer or a jacket. Bring swimwear and a towel for Cleopatra Spring and the hot-spring pool, and sunglasses, since salt water stings the eyes.
Bodda staff communicate in English on the ground and use professional Korean interpretation. Booking and all questions over KakaoTalk can be handled entirely in Korean, so you never have to arrange anything in English before or after the trip.
Practical travel advice from our local experts to help you prepare for the perfect Egypt trip
Two fixed departures a week, both at 23:30 from Cairo. The Saturday course tours Siwa on Sunday and returns Monday 19:00; the Tuesday course tours on Wednesday and returns Thursday 19:00. The itineraries are identical — choose by your Egypt schedule. Book by two days before departure where possible, though last-minute seats are often available.
Swimwear and a towel are essential for Cleopatra Spring and the hot-spring pool. Bring sunglasses or goggles — salt water stings badly. Desert nights get cold depending on season, so pack one light long-sleeve layer or a jacket. Clean, undamaged USD notes are needed for the $13 desert permit paid on site.
The 23:30 departure is deliberate: the coach is modern, air-conditioned and well insulated from noise, so most travellers sleep through the crossing and arrive fresh at 08:00. Comfort stops for restrooms and snacks are built into the drive. Bring a neck pillow if you are a light sleeper.
Use pro/manual mode on your phone: ISO 3200 or higher with a 15–25 second shutter. No tripod needed — rest the phone on a backpack. Shoot before moonrise for the darkest sky, and give your eyes ten minutes to adjust before judging how many stars there are.
Built only from the included stops configured for this city, with clear value at each stop.
Board a modern air-conditioned coach in Cairo at 23:30 and sleep through the Western Desert crossing. Comfort stops for restrooms, snacks and drinks along the way.
After 8–9 hours the palm groves appear. Siwa sits in Egypt's north-west, only 50 km from the Libyan border — an oasis town that suddenly opens up in the middle of the Sahara.
The 13th-century salt-and-mud fortress that melted in three days of rain in 1926. Your guide tells the hidden history, then you browse Shali market for Siwan olive oil, dates and traditional silver.
Visit the three signature oasis points of Siwa — springs, palm groves and lagoons that are hard to believe exist in the middle of the desert. Guided history and nature commentary at each.
Bathe in the natural mineral spring said to be Cleopatra's, rich in sulphur and minerals. Entry to a clean hot-spring pool with full shower facilities is included, so you can freshen up mid-tour. Bring swimwear and a towel.
The highlight of the day — a 4WD jeep run across the Great Sand Sea, climbing and dropping down towering dunes deep into the Sahara.
Step into the salt lakes on the safari loop and your body floats on its own — the same buoyancy as the Dead Sea. The shore looks like powdery snow and the water reflects the sky like a mirror, easily the most surreal photo stop of the trip.
The safari ends at a desert camp where the fire is lit and a BBQ dinner is served — included in the tour price. Eating grilled chicken around a campfire in the middle of the Sahara is the moment travellers remember most.
With zero light pollution, the Milky Way is visible to the naked eye and shooting stars pass overhead. Lie back on the sand and take it in. Phone tip: pro mode, ISO 3200+, 15–25 s shutter.
Tents and all camping equipment are included. The desert night is completely silent — only wind and sand against the canvas.
Climb the dune behind camp before dawn and watch the sun rise over the desert horizon in gold and orange — a view you only get in Siwa.
Breakfast at the camp is included. Somehow a simple breakfast in the middle of the desert beats any hotel buffet.
On the way back to Cairo we stop at Marsa Matrouh — a natural lagoon ringed by rock with crystal emerald Mediterranean water. Desert in the morning, Mediterranean in the afternoon.
Arrive back in Cairo around 19:00 with the whole 2-night, 3-day circuit behind you.
Discover why thousands of travellers choose Bodda for their Egypt journey
Just your group and your guide. No strangers, no fixed schedules — you control the pace and itinerary.
All tours include a fluent Korean-English guide who provides historical context and handles all communication.
Every tour comes with a private air-conditioned vehicle driven by a professional driver. No taxis or public transport.
Not happy with the planned route? Your guide adjusts on the fly. Add stops, skip crowds, change plans anytime.
Reach us anytime on WhatsApp or KakaoTalk before, during, and after your tour. We are always available.
No upfront payment needed. Book now, pay later. Free cancellation up to 48 hours before your tour.
Memorable guest moments and real review screenshots from Bodda Tours journeys.

Cairo Night Tour Review: I had a really enjoyable time admiring the Nile River and Mt. Mokattam with two wonderful ladies.

Siwa Oasis and Tour Camping Review I really enjoyed with them they was really a friends to me not a customers really was one of my best tours

I made wonderful memories with these people while on a safari tour at the golden sand dunes of the Sahara Desert.

Siwa Oasis Tour review from our guest he was really satisfied with our service

The Oasis Love Story begins the moment you arrive in Siwa. The moment you see the pure sunset there, you will fall in love.

This wonderful couple were truly excellent and kind people, and I really enjoyed spending time with them. They were also very satisfied with our service.

This is a review from a wonderful couple who recently participated in the Faiyum Oasis tour with me. They looked really happy and had a great time, just like I did. I was so glad to meet them.

I had a really enjoyable time with the three beautiful women I met at the Poetry, Oasis, and Memphis Museum; they were so kind and generous.

Review of a 3-day stay at Siwa Oasis: It was really good and I had a great time with the Korean guests.

An unforgettable day in Fayoum Oasis with my lovely guests! From magical desert views and peaceful lakes to golden sunsets and authentic local experiences, every moment was filled with happiness, adventure, and beautiful memories together. Thank you for trusting Bodda Tours to create your special Egypt journey 🤍

Hello. Both the driver and Mr. Bodda were truly wonderful people. Thanks to them prioritizing our safety and showing such thoughtful consideration, we had a truly enjoyable trip. Thank you. I hope we can be together again tomorrow.

"The Bodda that Seoeui saw was not only kind to us, but also very kind and polite to the residents of Siwa. That's why he was even more impressive. If I visit Egypt again, I will definitely contact you."

"Thanks to Yeejin, Siwa and I had a really great time and have returned safely to Korea. Thank you. The thing is, the Siwa guide friend did so well that I really wanted to treat them to something. But I thought we'd meet the next day and we parted late at night so I couldn't do anything. Since we came back to Korea, my family keeps talking about the Siwa guide uncle and said it was so great..."

I had a really wonderful day with the guests. Both of them were wonderful ladies, and they really enjoyed the desert tour.

The Siwa tour was absolutely wonderful and such a great choice. Thank you so much for the fun, the excellent guiding, and for taking such good care of us. The memories from the Sahara Desert in particular will stay with me for the rest of my life.

Our guest wrote a full Siwa tour review on their own Naver blog, "2026 Egypt Bodda Siwa Lake Tour Review", then shared the link and photos from the trip with us.

It was our first tour in Egypt and also my very first desert tour, and we had such a romantic, fun and happy time. My wife even said she liked the desert tour in Egypt more than any desert tour she has experienced in other countries. If any of my friends or family ever visits Egypt, I will definitely recommend your tour.

I had such an amazing and happy time, thanks to you. Thank you so much for staying up late with us. Next time I come back to Egypt, we should definitely go to the Siwa Oasis together.

Hello Bodda, we felt happy with you. Yesterday's tour was much better than we expected. I wish you make happier and bigger customer memories by tour. You can!

Thank you! We came back with unforgettable memories. You and all the other staff were so kind, and the course was perfect. Thank you again for your guiding.

Because of the memories I made with you, Kim and Bodda, I will never forget Egypt. I had one of the best tours of my life. I will definitely come back to Egypt within a year, and when I come back I really want to do the local tour and other tours with you again.

A guest walking the dune ridge as the sun drops over the Fayoum desert.

Decorated camels waiting on the shore of Lake Qarun, where the desert runs straight into the water.

Our guests at the clifftop viewpoint above the Wadi El Rayan lakes, desert stretching out on every side.

Board in hand, walking back up the dune for another sandboarding run.

Getting set on the board before the first drop, with the Wadi El Rayan lakes in the distance.

Standing the board up on the slope, partway through a sandboarding session in the Fayoum dunes.

Looking out over the Wadi El Rayan lakes from the ridge, keffiyeh on against the desert sun.

Our Siwa desert camp tucked into the palms, with the Great Sand Sea rolling away behind it.

A guest on the dune crest as the light turns gold, with the moon already up in the blue.

A fennec fox wandering into camp after dark. The desert has its own residents, and sometimes they come to say hello.

The Milky Way over the dunes. No city lights for hundreds of kilometres, which is exactly why we camp out here.

A camel taking its time by the desert road on the long drive out to Siwa.

Stepping onto the salt crust at the edge of one of Siwa's turquoise salt pools.

The salt is dense enough to hold you up without any effort at all. Reading material optional.

Standing on a wind-carved rock in the Great Sand Sea, dunes running to the horizon.

Up through the roof as we drive out to camp, bedding strapped on top and the sun going down over the dunes.

Keffiyeh in the wind, tracks behind us, the whole Great Sand Sea ahead.

Peanuts, grapes, bananas and dates laid out on the sand while the sun drops behind the dunes.

Our photo stop at Sea Eye beach in Marsa Matrouh. We break here on the drive back from Siwa, and nobody leaves without a picture.

Arms out, eyes closed, floating. This is what everyone comes to the salt lakes for.

Scarves up against the sand and sun, out on the dunes with our guests.

Sitting on the crest with footprints behind and camp waiting below as the sun goes down.

Waves breaking over the rocks at Sea Eye beach in Marsa Matrouh, the break stop on the way back from Siwa.
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