
Cairo
Half-Day Giza Pyramids and Great Sphinx with Private Guide
The Great Pyramid, the panorama point and the Sphinx in four hours with your own Egyptologist.

33 private and coach tours from Cairo, Hurghada, Sharm El Sheikh and Luxor. Prices update for your hotel area.
33 tours

Cairo
The Great Pyramid, the panorama point and the Sphinx in four hours with your own Egyptologist.

Cairo
The pyramids in the morning, Tutankhamun's treasures in the afternoon. The best single day in Egypt.

Cairo
Three hours inside the largest archaeological museum in the world, with someone who can read the walls.

Cairo
Everything most tours charge extra for, included: the camel, the inside of a pyramid, and a guide to yourself.

Cairo
A full day that ends on the Nile: pyramids, camel, quad bike in the desert, the bazaar and a dinner cruise with a show.

Cairo
The first pyramid, the first true pyramid and the first capital, without the Giza crowds.

Cairo
Five thousand years in one day: pharaohs in Tahrir, Saladin's citadel, the Hanging Church and the bazaar.

Cairo
The royal mummies of Ramses II and Hatshepsut, then the citadel, the churches and the bazaar.

Cairo
Al-Muizz Street on foot with a local guide, tasting koshari, ta'ameya and feteer along the way.

Cairo
A thousand years of mosques and markets on foot, from Al-Azhar to Bab al-Futuh.

Cairo
Mosques, churches, the synagogue and the bazaar, by car and on foot, with lunch.

Cairo
A guide who knows the workshops, the fair prices and where the good papyrus, silver and spices really are.

Cairo
The city lit up: Al-Muizz Street, Khan El Khalili, the Nile from a rooftop, and a proper Egyptian dinner.

Cairo
Sail the Nile at sunset, then the old city by night with dinner.

Cairo
A desert camp on the edge of Giza: tea by the fire, grilled dinner, music and the pyramids in the dark.

Cairo
Open buffet, live band, belly dance and tanoura, and Cairo lit up on both banks.

Cairo
An open-deck motor yacht, the sun setting behind Giza, tea and music, no show and no buffet.

Cairo
Your own sailing boat for two hours, a picnic lunch on board, and the river to yourselves.

Cairo
Shop the market, cook koshari and molokhia in a family kitchen, eat together.

Cairo
The Mediterranean city of Alexander and Cleopatra: catacombs, the Roman theatre, Qaitbay and the new library.

Cairo
Waterfalls in the desert, dunes to board down, the Magic Lake and lunch in the pottery village of Tunis.

Cairo
40-million-year-old whale skeletons in the open desert, a UNESCO site, and the waterfalls on the way back.

Luxor
Both banks of the Nile in one day: the tombs of the pharaohs in the morning, the great temples in the afternoon.

Luxor
The two great temples of the East Bank in four hours, morning or late afternoon.

Luxor
The finest tomb in the valley and the most famous, both included, with three more on the general ticket.

Luxor
The whole West Bank: the kings, the queens, Hatshepsut and Tutankhamun himself.

Luxor
Sunrise over the Valley of the Kings, the Nile and the temples from 300 metres up.

Luxor
The two best-preserved temples in Egypt, painted ceilings and all, on a day most visitors skip.

Luxor
The temple with its roof still on: painted ceilings, the zodiac and Cleopatra, an hour from Luxor.

Luxor
One hour under sail on the Nile as the sun drops behind the Theban hills.

Luxor
Walk through the lit temple at night while the story of Thebes is told from the walls.