Moroccan Cooking Class
Moroccan Cooking Class
20th February to 22nd February 2025
A holiday without good food? No way! If you love trying new flavors, our Moroccan Cookery Course is perfect for you. Morocco is famous for its rich, flavorful dishes made with fresh ingredients.
Join us in our Riad, where we’ll guide you step by step to cook your very first tajine—just like the locals do!
Day 1 - 20.02.
Day 1 - 20.02.
- Arrival in Fayoum
- Breakfast in Tunis Village
- Visit Qasr El Sagha
- Explore The Petrified Forest
- Discover Jabal El Alwan (The Mountain of Colors)
- Visit Dimeh El Sebaa
- Discover Wadi El Batikh (Melon Valley)
- Watch the sunset at a picturesque spot
- Dinner at the camp
- Campfire and traditional Bedouin tea
- Overnight at the camp
Day 2 - 21.02.
Day 2 - 21.02.
- Breakfast at the camp
- Start the 4x4 Land Cruiser adventure
- Visit Qasr Qaroun Temple
- Visit The Upper Lake
- Explore Wadi El Rayan Waterfalls
- Enjoy the Panoramic View
- Rally through the sand dunes at Qusoor Al Arab
- Visit Qasr Al Rahala
- Stop at the Magic Lake and enjoy Sand boarding on the dunes
- Watch the sunset over the desert
- Dinner at the camp
- Campfire under the stars
- Overnight at the camp
Day 3 - 22.02.
Day 3 - 22.02.
- Breakfast at the camp
- Visit Tunis Village for a free exploration and cultural experience
- Return to Cairo
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is it safe to visit Egypt?
Is it safe to visit Egypt?
Absolutely! Egypt is a welcoming destination with measures in place to ensure the safety of visitors. With our guided tours, you'll always be accompanied by knowledgeable local guides who prioritize your safety and comfort.
Do I need a Visa?
Do I need a Visa?
Most visitors require a visa to enter Egypt. Depending on your nationality, you can either apply for an e-visa online before your trip or get a visa on arrival at the airport. When booking one of our guided tours, we’ll assist you with visa advice to make the process seamless.
What should I pack?
What should I pack?
Pack lightweight, breathable clothing for the warm days and a jacket or sweater for cooler evenings, especially in winter. Comfortable walking shoes are essential for exploring historical sites. Bring sunscreen, a hat, and sunglasses to protect against the sun, as well as a reusable water bottle. For visits to mosques or conservative areas, modest clothing is recommended. Don’t forget your swimsuit for the Red Sea or hotel pools and a power adapter for Egyptian outlets! (Type C or F).
What is you Refund & Cancellation Policy?
What is you Refund & Cancellation Policy?
100% refund for cancellation 60+ days prior to the trip
50% refund for cancellation 30+ days prior to the trip
No refund for cancellation less than 30 days prior to the trip
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