-After having the breakfast we prepare in our camp, it will be the time to go on with our fabulous tour of the Western Desert
-Our next visit will be to Bard Museum, which is a splendid small museum hosting the work of Bard Abdel Moghny, a self taught local artist, illustrating the art and the culture of the Farafra Oasis
-We start our way from in the 4X4 comfortable cars from the Bahariya to the Dakhla Oasis
-Our next visit will be to the Mozzwaqa necropolis, discovered in 1908 and hosting many rock cut tombs with the interesting tombs dating back to the 1st and 2nd century AD which are colorfully decorated and perfectly preserved
-Our next stop of the day will be to the visit the temple of Deir Al Hagar or the monastery of the stone in the Arabic language. This temple which was constructed during the Roman period and in particular during the reign of Nero (54- 68 AD) is dedicated to the Theban triad; Amun, Mut, and Khonsu and it is considered one of the finest examples of the architecture of the period.
-At the end of the day, we check in our hotel in Dakhla and overnight in the hotel

The Bahariya Oasis: is located 360 kilometers to the South West of Cairo in the Western Desert of Egypt. It occupies a depression that is more than 2000 kilometers in surface area. The weather of the Bahariya Oasis is usually nice and moderate all year long. The Bahariya has become famous all over the world because it is the nearest oases to the Nile Valley and Cairo and it can be the best starting point to tour the White Desert, the Black Desert, the temple of Alexander, and the Valley of the golden Valley of the Golden Mummies. There are also more than 400 natural water springs in the Bahariya Oasis that are rich with mineral water that was proved to be very effective in healing many illnesses like Rheumatism and skin diseases

The Kharga Oasis: the Kharga, situated to the South of Farafra and 550 kilometers away from Cairo is the capital, is the governorate of Wadi Al Gadeed and Egypt's southernmost oasis. The Kharga Oasis is famous for its dry weather all year long and for its natural mineral water wells. Being an important transit point for caravans since prehistoric times, Kharga hosts a number of interesting monuments including the Temple of Hibis, Qaser Al Zayan, Qaser Al Ghweita and the temple of Dush. Kharga also hosts the most important Christian necropolis of Al Bagwat
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The Dakhla Oasis: is the second largest town in the governorate of Wadi El Gadeed, located at the southernmost point in Egypt. The most important town in Dakhla is Mut, named after the famous ancient Egyptian god. The attractions of the oasis includes the Temple of Deir Al Hagar, one of the most impressive Pharaonic temple ever built in the Western Desert of Egypt, the village of Bashindi, the ancient Pharaonic tombs of Balat belonging to the Old Kingdom, and the Mozzwaqa necropolis.