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EL ALAMEIN WAR MUSEUM
Moderate Activity
Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.
WHAT YOU VISIT
El Alamein War Museum
Located approximately 177 kilometers (110 miles) from Alexandria, the museum memorializes the crucial El Alamein battle between British and German forces in 1942 and the North Africa campaigns battles in South Africa as well. Inside you'll find military weapons and artillery including a tank, maps, photos and small
models detailing the battle. There is also a diorama display that shows the main paths of advance and retreat until the Axis forces surrendered to the Allies in Tunis in 1943. Outside the museum, there is a collection of tanks, artillery and hardware.
Commonwealth War Cemetery
Those buried here are soldiers from the UK, Australia, New Zealand, France and India, who fought and died for the Allied cause. Outside of the cemetery is a small separate memorial to the Australians, and a little further east is a Greek War Memorial.
PHOTO OPPORTUNITIES
Pause for photos of the poignant sight of more than 7,000 tombstones overlooking the desert battlefield of El Alamein.
LUNCH
During the day, you be treated to a box lunch of croissant, English cake, chips potato, baked rolls, banana, fruit juice / soft drink, and mineral water.
WHAT YOU SEE ALONG THE WAY
Enjoy a scenic drive west along Egypt's Mediterranean coast during the approximate two-hour drive to the small coastal village of El Alamein.
Schedule
Special Notes
Note: A boxed lunch will be provided. Minimum age is 12 years. Tour does not operate on holidays. You are visiting a predominately Muslim country, dress appropriately, wear conservative dress that covers the shoulders and knees - trousers for men and trousers, skirts or dresses for women. Do not wear clothing printed with graphics that may offend. Not suitable for guests confined to wheelchairs or with severe walking difficulties.
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Moderate Activity
Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.
WHAT YOU VISIT
El Alamein War Museum
Located approximately 177 kilometers (110 miles) from Alexandria, the museum memorializes the crucial El Alamein battle between British and German forces in 1942 and the North Africa campaigns battles in South Africa as well. Inside you'll find military weapons and artillery including a tank, maps, photos and small
models detailing the battle. There is also a diorama display that shows the main paths of advance and retreat until the Axis forces surrendered to the Allies in Tunis in 1943. Outside the museum, there is a collection of tanks, artillery and hardware.
Commonwealth War Cemetery
Those buried here are soldiers from the UK, Australia, New Zealand, France and India, who fought and died for the Allied cause. Outside of the cemetery is a small separate memorial to the Australians, and a little further east is a Greek War Memorial.
PHOTO OPPORTUNITIES
Pause for photos of the poignant sight of more than 7,000 tombstones overlooking the desert battlefield of El Alamein.
LUNCH
During the day, you be treated to a box lunch of croissant, English cake, chips potato, baked rolls, banana, fruit juice / soft drink, and mineral water.
WHAT YOU SEE ALONG THE WAY
Enjoy a scenic drive west along Egypt's Mediterranean coast during the approximate two-hour drive to the small coastal village of El Alamein.
Schedule
Special Notes
Note: A boxed lunch will be provided. Minimum age is 12 years. Tour does not operate on holidays. You are visiting a predominately Muslim country, dress appropriately, wear conservative dress that covers the shoulders and knees - trousers for men and trousers, skirts or dresses for women. Do not wear clothing printed with graphics that may offend. Not suitable for guests confined to wheelchairs or with severe walking difficulties.