CAIRO - 7 July 2026: Various activities in Siwa Oasis have begun to flourish with the start of the medical tourism season, which began in early July and continues until the end of September.
During this period, thousands of Egyptians, Arabs, and foreigners flock to the oasis to enjoy its captivating natural beauty and experience therapeutic sand baths (burying themselves in the sands of Gebel Dakrour).
They also enjoy historical and recreational tourism, safari trips, and more activities.
What is so special about Siwa's medical tourism?
The sands of Siwa Oasis, along with its sulfur springs and salt lakes, treat numerous skin diseases and bone ailments such as: rheumatism, rheumatoid arthritis, joint pain, and diseases caused by dampness.
Furthermore, the hot sand baths at Gebel Dakrour and swimming in the sulfur springs and salt lakes stimulate blood circulation and strengthen the immune system.
The Siwa Oasis is considered one of the most beautiful and famous tourist destinations, distinguished by its numerous and unique natural, tourist, and archaeological attractions.
In addition to safari tourism, sandboarding, camping, and outdoor excursions, the oasis offers a variety of tourist, cultural, and environmental attractions, making it a year-round destination for tourists from all over the world seeking relaxation, tranquility, and enjoyment of its stunning scenery, as well as therapeutic benefits.
Last winter season witnessed a significant influx of both international and domestic tourists. The oasis experiences its highest hotel occupancy rates during the winter months, especially during Christmas and the mid-year school break.
The increased popularity of Siwa Oasis, ranked among the best winter tourist destinations globally, is due to its warm, dry climate, diverse tourist and recreational attractions, and eco-friendly hotels and resorts.
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