Included
Round-trip transfers in air-conditioned private vehicles.
Convenient hotel pickup and return transportation
Private qualified English-speaking Egyptologist guide
Complementary entrance fees to all featured monuments
Satisfying lunch prepared at a traditional local restaurant.
Cooling refreshments: complimentary bottled water during excursion
Curated shopping experiences throughout Cairo
All mandatory service charges and taxes included
2 nights in luxury 5-star hotel with full breakfast service
Excluded
Any premium add-ons or enhancements not specified within the planned itinerary
Gratuities for service providers
Remember to bring
high-SPF sun protection lotion
moistening lip care product
protective eyewear for bright sun
1) Day 1: Giza Pyramids and the Grand Sphinx
Our A1toureg representative will collect you from your Cairo or Giza accommodation at 8:00 am, and your accomplished Egyptologist guide will prepare you for an extraordinary day of discovery. Begin with the majestic Pyramids of Giza - Khufu , Khafre & Menkaure . Following your encounter with these legendary monuments, proceed to explore the Valley Temple . Here you'll gain intimate views of the Great Sphinx - that storied sentinel overlooking the grand mortuary complex with its leonine form and the visage of Pharaoh Khafre. Optional possibilities include stepping inside the great pyramid or accessing the solar vessel museum dedicated to Khufu , though these are available at supplementary expense and not covered by your tour fee. Next, continue to the Egyptian Museum brimming with antiquities. This repository houses the world's most magnificent and irreplaceable examples of Egyptian artistic heritage. The museum showcases a remarkable assemblage exceeding 250,000 authenticated relics spanning approximately 5000 years of civilization, highlighted by an exceptional section honoring Tutankhamun - an extraordinary treasury of precious objects, royal gold, and ceremonial adornments that were entombed within his burial chamber for some 3,500 years until their 1920 excavation.
Note that entry to the Royal Mummies exhibition carries an additional charge. Following this, you will pass by Tahrir Square, the symbolic epicenter of Egypt's 2011 revolutionary movement. Your adventure concludes with convenient return transport to your hotel.
2) Day 2: Memphis, Saqqara, and Dahshour Ancient Treasures
Your hotel pickup features a knowledgeable Marsa Alam tour specialist, guiding you through an unforgettable Cairo day journey to Memphis, Saqqara, and the magnificent Dahshur Pyramids. Your expedition commences with the Step Pyramid at Saqqara, recognized as humanity's most ancient monumental stone edifice. This remarkable structure was constructed during the 3rd Dynasty under the reign of Pharaoh Djoser. Subsequently, proceed to lunch at an authentic local restaurant. Afterward, transfer to Memphis, the city established by Pharaoh Menes, which served as Egypt's governmental and cultural epicenter throughout the Old Kingdom era for over 3000 years as the nation's founding capital, where you'll encounter the magnificent Statue of Ramesses II and the striking Alabaster Sphinx of Memphis. Then traverse to Dahshur, where multiple later pyramids have suffered complete deterioration through millennia and natural forces, while others such as the Black Pyramid (12th Dynasty, 1929-1885 BC), bear severe damage; yet Dahshur showcases two of Egypt's finest-preserved archaic pyramid structures. Constructed both during Pharaoh Sneferu's governance (2613-2589 BC), architect of the 4th Dynasty, the Bent Pyramid and the Red Pyramid at Dahshur stand as monumental testimonies to architectural innovations that ultimately culminated in the construction of the Great Pyramid and its companion structures at Giza. Later, drive to your accommodation. Optional Tours & Extra tickets The burial Chamber of pharaoh Khufu 25 $ Per person The solar boat museum (10 $) Entrance fees to the tomb of Meresankh III ( 10 $ per person) Entrance fees to the Serapeum ( 15 $ per person) Entrance fees to the burial chamber of the Step Pyramid (10 $ per person) Entrance fees to the tomb of Ptah Hotep ( 10$ per person)
Entrance fees to the tomb of Mereruka (10 $ per person))
3) Day 3: Historic Old Cairo and Islamic Heritage Tour
Arranged collection time from your Cairo or Giza lodging occurs at 08:00 am with your scholarly Egyptologist guide. Experience a magnificent orientation excursion across Cairo during this comprehensive 8-hour adventure encompassing the paramount monuments of ancient Cairo and the intricate labyrinthine pathways and bustling merchant stalls comprising the legendary Khan El Khalili Bazaar. Following hotel collection from Cairo or Giza, you will journey toward the famous Saladin Citadel, established by Salah al-Din positioned upon the Moqattam Hills in 1183 AD as protective fortification against invading Crusader forces. Celebrated for its invigorating atmosphere and commanding panoramic vistas of Cairo's sprawling urban landscape, it functions currently as an esteemed protected historic enclave featuring abundant places of worship and exhibition spaces, notably the Mosque of Muhammad Ali Pasha, engineered by the accomplished Turkish architect Yousif Boushnaq, dispatched specially from Istanbul to Cairo explicitly to construct this magnificent edifice; the mosque's pristine alabaster framework offers exquisite visual harmony in counterpoint to the surrounding sandstone metropolis. Lunch service takes place at a neighborhood establishment in ancient Cairo. Subsequently, tour the historical Old Cairo districts to observe principal architectural treasures including the Suspended Church, the Ben Ezra Jewish Place of Worship, the Sanctuary of Saint Barbara, and the Sanctuary of Abu Serga, among the venerable Coptic structures found in Cairo. Advance onward to the Khan el-Khalili Bazaar, situated among the historical Middle Eastern marketplaces. Navigate across a wonderful assortment of interconnected passages that have functioned as the epicenter of Cairo ’s mercantile endeavors commencing from the 14th century onward.