Casa Cairo Alexandria Desert Road is a major road located in Egypt. It runs from the Suez Canal to the outskirts of Alexandria, covering a total distance of 89 kilometers. The road begins from El-Qantara port and goes past Burghul Anfoushi city, then through the Sinai Peninsula, until it reaches the desert highway of Wadi El-Natrun. It then continues through the western desert to Casa Cairo, where it ends near El-Alamein.
The road is an important route for transportation and supplies, as it connects Egypt with its neighboring Middle Eastern countries. It is also used for trade and tourism, providing access to some of the country’s most important attractions including the Great Pyramids of Giza.
In recent years, the Egyptian government has undertaken several major projects to improve the condition of the road. These include reconstructing sections of the road and upgrading it with modern technologies such as asphalt paving and drainage systems.
Additionally, various safety measures have been implemented to protect drivers, such as installing guard rails and lighting on curves and the provision of warning signs.