In the early morning, we will transfer you to Sharm El Sheikh International Airport for your flight to Cairo. Upon arrival, your guide will be waiting to take you on an exciting day trip to explore Egypt’s incredible landmarks.

Giza Pyramids

Your first stop is the Pyramids of Giza, the only remaining Wonder of the Ancient World. These iconic pyramids include the Pyramid of Khufu, the Pyramid of Khafre, and the Pyramid of Menkaure. They are among the most famous structures in the world, steeped in history and mystery.

Queen’s Pyramids

Next, visit the Queen’s Pyramids, smaller pyramids dedicated to the queens and royal family of the pharaohs, along with ancient labor villages, temples, and tombs that once served as part of this grand necropolis.

Great Sphinx of Giza

The journey continues with a visit to the Great Sphinx of Giza, an enormous statue carved from the limestone of the Giza Plateau. Representing a lion with a human head, the Sphinx was once painted red ochre and featured a chin beard, though these features have eroded over time.

Valley Temple

Next, explore the Valley Temple, an ancient structure used for the purification and embalming of the pharaoh’s mummy before burial.

Saqqara Pyramid

Afterward, we’ll head to Saqqara, part of the ancient Memphis necropolis, to see the Step Pyramid of Djoser, one of the first pyramids ever built. Rising 60 meters high, it was constructed around 2650 BC for the Pharaoh Djoser by the legendary architect Imhotep.

Lunch

We'll stop for a delicious lunch at a local restaurant, where you’ll enjoy traditional Egyptian food (drinks not included) and recharge for the next leg of the journey.

Bent Pyramid

Next, we’ll visit Dahshur, home to the Bent Pyramid. This pyramid is notable for its unique, curved shape and is the fourth-largest pyramid in Egypt. Built by Pharaoh Sneferu, it represents a transition in pyramid design.

Red Pyramid

Finally, explore the Red Pyramid, the first true pyramid in Egypt, rising 105 meters. Its construction marks a significant development from stepped pyramids to the smooth-sided pyramids we know today. The Red Pyramid is made of red granite and offers fascinating insight into the evolution of ancient Egyptian architecture.

After your tour, we’ll transfer you back to your hotel in Sharm El Sheikh.

In the morning, a tour guide and driver will pick you up from your hotel in a private air-conditioned car to start your wonderful tour visit as follows...

The Egyptian Museum of Antiquities

Your trip will continue with a visit to the Egyptian Museum, where artifacts from the Pharaonic era are located. The museum displays a rare collection of 5,000 years of art, considered the most valuable collection of Egyptian art in the world.

More than 25,000 artifacts are on display, including an exhibit dedicated to Tutankhamun's treasure, furniture, and jewelry, kept in his tomb for over 3,500 years before being discovered by Howard Carter in 1922.

Babylon Castle

The date of the foundation of the Babylon castle is unknown, although it is known that it existed a hundred years before Christ. The castle walls, reinforced by Roman emperors, are 3 meters thick, and the towers are 10 meters high and 31 meters in diameter.

The Hanging Church is the most famous in the Coptic Quarter. It is known as the Hanging Church because it is built on one of the doors of the Roman castle, and the wooden dome of the Church is in the form of Noah's Ark, as described in the Old Testament.

The hanging Church

Abu Serja Church

It is the oldest Church in Egypt. It was built in the 5th century over the cave, where it is believed that the Holy Family took refuge for several days. It is dedicated to Saints Sergius and Bacchus, whose remains are kept in this Church.

St. Barbara's Church

It is a church of great historical importance, originally dedicated to Saint Cyrus and Saint John. From the 13th century onwards, it was dedicated to Saint Barbara as her remains came to this Church. It houses some of the oldest and rarest icons of Coptic art.

Ben Ezra Synagogue

It was initially a church, but in the ninth century, it was sold to Abraham Ben Ezra, who gave it his name, for the money needed to pay the high taxes demanded by the Roman government.

Amr Ibn Al-Aas Mosque

Amr Ibn Al-Aas Mosque is the oldest mosque in the African continent. Its origins go back to the year 642 when the territory of Cairo occupied Fustat, the capital of Egypt that had recently been established at that time.

lunch

We'll take a break and take the opportunity to eat and recharge. Lunch will be in a restaurant and Egyptian food (drinks not included).

Khan El Khalili Bazaar

After visiting the Egyptian Museum, see the beautiful Khan El Khalili, the famous Cairo primary market. It is always crowded with tourists and locals alike, and it is the beating heart of the Egyptian capital. Unleash yourself in the different markets where you will find everything and buy some excellent local handicrafts.

After the tour, we will transfer you back to Cairo airport to take your flight back to Sharm El Sheikh, once arrive we will get you back to your hotel.