Alexandria
Named after its founder, Alexander the Great, Alexandria stands as Egypt’s main port, and second-largest city. It is the port of exploration of Cairo and the ancient sites of Giza (pyramids), Memphis and Sakkara. Here, a Mediterranean feel mixes with centuries of history and folklore to create a unique mix of Egypt old and new.

SuperStar Libra Shore Excursions:

Full day Alexandria (LALE-1)
Situated northwest of the Nile, Alexandria is the largest port in the Arab Republic of Egypt and is one of the major summer resorts on the Mediterranean Sea. View its beautiful architecture and experience the charming aura and nostalgia of yesteryears. Next, stop over at the intriguing Catacombs of Shawqafa before proceeding to the National Museum that houses salvaged artifacts from the identified sunken palace of Cleopatra. Thereafter, visit Bibliotheca Alexandrina and then take a scenic drive on the cornice before arriving at the Montaza Gardens for a walk. Stop by at Qait Bey Fort and Abu El Abbas mosque before returning to the ship.

El Alamein (LALE-2)
Visit the Military Museum containing displays of weapons, military garb and tanks and burial site as El Alamein was once a battlefield during World War II. Here you will find neat rows of tombstones which provide a poignant scene set against the seemingly interminable desert.

Alexandrian Legends (LALE-3)
Take a drive through the streets of Alexandria with breathtaking views of beautiful architecture and experience the charming aura of yesteryears. Visit the bronze statue of Mohamed Ali and the elegant marble edifice dedicated to the Unknown Soldier. Head towards the Mosque of Abu El Abbas and then proceed to Qait Bey Fort. Next, visit the Catacombs of Shawqafa – an extensive 3 level funerary complex. Explore Bibliotheca Alexandria and marvel at the ultra modern scientific interiors. Enjoy a scenic drive to Montaza Gardens and then drive along the cornice before returning to the ship.

Conquerors of Alexandria (LALE-4)
Visit the National Museum, which houses salvaged artifacts of the identified sunken palace of Cleopatra. Next, visit the Roman Amphitheatre in Kom El Dekka. It is one of its kinds with twelve marble terraces forming a semicircle. Enjoy a scenic drive to Montaza Gardens before stopping at Abu El Abass Mosque and Qait Bey Fort.

Classic Cairo (LALE-5)
Visit the Giza Plateau where the Pyramids of Giza still stand. Enjoy panoramic views from the Western Plateau before proceeding to the valley where the guardian of this mortuary complex, the mighty Sphinx lies. Take a drive to Tahrir Square and visit the National Archaeological Museum. Continue on to Papyrus Institute and learn how paper was made from reeds.

The Pyramids and River Nile in Style (LALE-6)
Visit the Giza Plateau where the Pyramids of Giza still stand before visiting the guardian of this mortuary complex, the Sphinx. Continue on to the Citadel of Saladin and the Alabaster Mosque of Mohamed Ali. Take a cruise down the River Nile while enjoying a sumptuous meal. Next, head towards the Papyrus Institute and learn the art of paper making from reeds.

Enchanting Cairo By Night (LALE-7)
Visit the Papyrus Institute and discover the art of paper making from reeds. The, drive through Giza Plateau where you will find The Great Pyramids of Giza before heading down the valley to view the guardian of the pyramids, the mysterious Sphinx. Enjoy a show under the star studded sky before driving downtown to the banks of the river Nile. Cruise the waterway while enjoying a sumptuous dinner onboard. For your entertainment onboard, enjoy an exotic folkloric presentation and belly dancing.