• Giza - The tour begins with a pickup from your location, followed by a guide’s explanation of how the Egyptians constructed the pyramids and a dive into Egyptian history. There are several stops, the first being the panoramic zone where you can capture stunning photos of the three pyramids together. You will also visit Camel City for a camel ride. Next, a shuttle bus will take you to touch the pyramid and explore the Queen’s Pyramid, offering a glimpse into the afterlife. The third stop is the Sphinx statue, the guardian of the pyramids. Afterward, you will leave the area to enjoy Egyptian papyrus paper and lunch if you have booked the all-inclusive package.
• Memphis and Sakkara - Memphis, the first capital of Egypt, features the colossal statue of the renowned Pharaoh Ramses II and the only Sphinx statue that remains undamaged and detailed. After enjoying the tour in the open-air museum, the driver will drop you off at your destination.
• Saqqara - This is the second sightseeing spot on our trip. Saqqara is a historic site where you can view hieroglyphics and paintings in the tombs of ancient Egyptian ministers and priests, gaining insights into ancient life and culture. You will also enter the only pyramid with hieroglyphics inside and see the world’s first pyramid, the Step Pyramid, which was built 400 years before the Giza pyramids. This is the most fascinating place on the tour.

• Free shopping time
• Bottle of water
• Go inside 2 pyramids (queen pyramid & Unas pyramid) if you book all inclusive
• Local lunch (Koshery or Falfel) if you book all inclusive option
• Entrance fees if you book all inclusive option
• Pick up and drop off by air conditioning car
• Egyptologist tour guide
• For Pick up from Cairo Airport, Nasser city, 6 October City, New Cairo: 10$ extra person (optional)

• Tips

The journey starts at Saqqara, home to the Step Pyramid of King Djoser, the world’s oldest stone pyramid and a marvel of ancient engineering. Exploring the nearby tombs of the princes reveals vibrant wall carvings and hieroglyphic inscriptions that narrate stories of daily life, beliefs, and traditions in ancient Egypt. These tombs provide a deeper insight into Egyptian art, religion, and social structure.

The Giza Plateau, where the Great Pyramids stand as timeless symbols of power, inspires awe and admiration for the advanced knowledge of the ancient Egyptians. Nearby, the Great Sphinx majestically guards the plateau, embodying wisdom and strength.

In Memphis, visitors can admire the colossal statue of Ramses II, one of Egypt’s greatest pharaohs. The experience is further enriched by learning about hieroglyphic writing, which helps visitors understand how the ancient Egyptians recorded their history and beliefs.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.