Al Sorat Farm

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Al Sorat Farm Relax out of the busy city. We offer riding lessons for children and adults, and fresh vegetables and herbs.

Come to visit and play with animals, ride horses, eat a home-cooked lunch, make your own lunch here, or just fall asleep on the grass. The name Al Sorat comes from the fatiha phrase referring to "the correct path" or the "the path of righteousness". The name has a family history but was the perfect name for the farm. There aren't that many places near Cairo where kids and adults can visit and interact with animals who are safe, sane, healthy and friendly. Al Sorat is just such a place and has plenty to do only about 40 minutes from the city. We offer picnic facilities, horseback riding, country style meals or space to barbecue, and lots of grass to play on. Activities are tailored to the group and visits are by appointment to avoid crowding. The farm hosts a seed-sharing program from the Please Be Seeded page on Facebook, a veterinary outpatient clinic on Rural Wellness Initiative Egypt, and a teaching/conference/workshop space at Beit Renenet, part of which is currently occupied by 's training space. This is a community center with emphasis on community where we want to introduce our visitors to new ideas, new foods, and new people. When the "new normal" is established after Coronavirus (whatever that may mean) we hope to return to hosting school visits to introduce children to plants and animals. One of our goals is to let our visitors learn about and feel the connectedness of our world. We have space in Renenet's garden to host our Jazz at at the Farm so that families can introduce children to both live music and other cultural events as well as animals and plants.

This weekend is supposed to be lovely, low to mid 30's, a nice breeze from the north, none of this hot stuff that we hav...
17/09/2026

This weekend is supposed to be lovely, low to mid 30's, a nice breeze from the north, none of this hot stuff that we have been suffering under all summer. Everyone knows that the farm has lots of dogs all waiting for people to come to scratch their bellies, and provide cuddles. But one of the changes here has been the girls' cats, Oreo and MishMish. They have been living here at the farm for a while now, and becoming part of the farm scenery, especially since the orange short-hair, MishMish decided that he didn't like the air conditioning in the girls' house... too cold for him, so he demanded to be left in the catio (the ex-bird cage in the garden) with their canine buddy Basboosa during the day to enjoy the shade and breeze without freezing to death according to MishMish. They have also been sleeping in the catio with Basboosa guarding them. We do have owls big enough to take a smallish cat and neither of the boys are that large. Plus, by day they have entertainment with all the birds in the garden. Over the summer the two cats got used to freedom and romping around the garden, so now we hav 20 dogs and 2 cats. No, I'm sorry we can't take in anymore, but it is fun with those that we have.

Anything but the US
17/09/2026

Anything but the US

The European Union's top official backs the Canadian prime minister's push for his country to become the bloc's first "associate member," as Brussels seeks to deepen ties amid pressure from the U.S.

Part of my reason for having a summer camp at Al Sorat Farm was to provide service for working parents whose jobs contin...
14/08/2026

Part of my reason for having a summer camp at Al Sorat Farm was to provide service for working parents whose jobs continue for a good part of the summer so that their children could spend time in a natural setting with animals and be out of doors to explore this part of life for themselves. There is very little green space in Cairo/Giza and we are losing it daily. To be honest, another part of the reason is that every time I do something like this, I learn something that adds to my knowledge and soul. So it isn’t all altruism. We are going into our last week of camp next week and my learning basket is very full.

Quiet time and choice are vital

Learning isn't something that only happens in school or with papers. It is something that happens all the time and that ...
07/08/2026

Learning isn't something that only happens in school or with papers. It is something that happens all the time and that is often remembered best when it is a hands-on activity. All of the things that the children do at the camp teach them things, whether it happens in the midst of a game or a preparation for riding horses. I know that the children remember these lessons because many of the children who come to camp also come out to the farm with their families later, and they tell me something that they have learned in the course of a conversation. I am always delighted.

Address

Behind The Villa Of Drive Magdy Agamawy, Ezbyt El Khawagat
Abu Sir
12916

Opening Hours

Monday 9:30am - 6:30pm
Tuesday 9:30am - 6:30pm
Wednesday 9:30am - 6:30pm
Thursday 9:30am - 6:30pm
Friday 9:30am - 6:30pm
Saturday 9:30am - 6:30pm
Sunday 9:30am - 6:30pm

Telephone

+201222118386

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