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Discover the Wonders of Cairo in 4 Days!

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Duration

4 days

Pick up

8:00 am

Tour Schedule

4 days

Overview

Explore ancient Egypt's wonders: marvel at the pyramids and Sphinx, ride a camel, and enjoy a Sound and Light show. Discover ancient artifacts at the Egyptian Museum, the Citadel, and the Mohammed Ali Mosque. Immerse yourself in the vibrant Khan El Khalili Bazaar. Delve into the Coptic Quarter, visit the Hanging Church and Coptic Museum, and enjoy a Nile River dinner cruise. Experience the history of Memphis and Saqqara Necropolis, including the Step Pyramid and Unas Pyramid. Conclude your adventure with a visit to the Mosque of Ibn Tulun and a farewell dinner.

Itinerary

Kickstart your day with a breathtaking journey to the iconic Giza Pyramids and the enigmatic Sphinx. Get lost in the grandeur of these ancient marvels, marveling at the sheer scale of the pyramids, and embark on a memorable camel ride through the sprawling complex. In the afternoon, delve into the secrets of the Solar Boat Museum, where a beautifully preserved cedar wood boat, once buried near the Great Pyramid of Khufu, awaits your exploration. Discover the meticulous craftsmanship of this ancient vessel. As evening descends, savor a delightful traditional Egyptian feast at a charming local restaurant, followed by an enchanting performance of the Sound and Light show at the Giza Pyramids. Immerse yourself in a magical evening experience, where history comes alive against the backdrop of these magnificent structures.

Get ready to be transported back in time! Start your day with a captivating journey through the Egyptian Museum in Cairo. Immerse yourself in the grandeur of ancient Egypt with its vast collection of artifacts, including the breathtaking treasures of Tutankhamun. Don't miss the chance to see the mesmerizing mummies and marvel at the exquisite Royal Jewelry collection.

In the afternoon, ascend to the Salah El-Din Citadel, a majestic fortress offering breathtaking panoramic views of Cairo. Witness the city sprawled below as you explore this historic landmark. Afterwards, step into the Mohammed Ali Mosque, a masterpiece of Ottoman architecture, and be mesmerized by its intricate details and serene atmosphere.

As the sun begins to set, lose yourself in the vibrant tapestry of the Khan El Khalili Bazaar, a bustling marketplace that has stood for centuries. Wander through the labyrinthine alleys, browse for unique souvenirs, glittering jewelry, and aromatic spices, and savor the authentic taste of Egypt with a cup of traditional tea at a cozy local cafe.

Step back in time and delve into the vibrant Coptic Quarter, where ancient history whispers through the hallowed halls of the Hanging Church and Saint Sergius Church. Witness the legacy of Christianity in Egypt and marvel at the relics of St. Barbara, a testament to faith and devotion.

In the afternoon, immerse yourself in the heart of Islamic Cairo, exploring the majestic Al-Azhar Mosque and the hallowed Al-Hussein Mosque. Wander along the historic Al-Muizz Street, its architecture a symphony of intricate designs and timeless beauty. Step into the enchanting Wekalet El-Ghouri, where the echoes of tradition resonate in captivating performances.

As the sun sets, embark on a magical Nile River cruise, where the gentle rhythm of the water carries you through a spectacle of lights and sound. Delight in a delicious dinner while being serenaded by traditional Egyptian music and captivated by the graceful art of belly dancing. The illuminated skyline of Cairo, a breathtaking canvas against the star-studded sky, will leave you with unforgettable memories.

Step back in time this morning with a thrilling day trip to Memphis and the Saqqara Necropolis. Imagine yourself standing before the awe-inspiring Step Pyramid of Djoser, the Pyramid of Unas, and exploring the open-air museum of Imhotep – a window into the ancient world of the Pharaohs.

This afternoon, immerse yourself in the rich history of Cairo with a visit to the magnificent Mosque of Ibn Tulun, one of the city's oldest and grandest. Climb the minaret for breathtaking views of the city skyline and admire the intricate architectural details of this stunning mosque.

As the sun sets, cap off your incredible Egyptian adventure with a farewell dinner at a rooftop restaurant. Enjoy delicious food and panoramic views of the city lights, savoring the memories of your unforgettable Cairo experiences. Tomorrow, you'll leave with a heart full of wonder and a longing to return to this magical land.

Included/Excluded

Included:

Pick up services from your hotel and return
All transfers by a private air-conditioned vehicle
Private Egyptologist guide
Entrance fees to all the mentioned sites
All service charges & taxes

Excluded:

Any extras not mentioned in the program
Tipping
any other expenses

Highlight

A visit to the Giza Pyramid

Exploring most historical sites in cairo

Religious sites in cairo

A day trip to the ancient city of Memphis

Map

Question & Answers

- Egypt's History

- Egypt's Location.

Egypt is an African country and its official name is the Arab Republic of Egypt created in 1958. The country is situated in the northeast part of Africa with the Sinai Peninsula forming a land bridge with southwest Asia titling a Middle Eastern country. Therefore it's a transcontinental country and this helps it become a major power in Africa, the Middle East, the Mediterranean, and the Muslim world.

- Map

Map of ancient Egypt, showing the major cities and archaeological sites along the Nile River, from Abu Simbel in the South to Alexandria in the North. Egypt borders Libia, Sudan, the Red Sea, and the Mediterranean Sea.

e-Visa

Most nationalities can obtain an e-Visa for tourism purposes before travel by completing an application and making payment online. The e-Visa can be obtained up to 3 months before you travel and is valid for 30 days from the day you enter the country. The e-Visa is available to a long list of eligible countries.

The electronic tourist visa is valid:

Up to 30 consecutive days
Single or multiple entries
For all tourist activities

It’s quick to apply for an Egyptian tourist visa online. Applicants can fill out the e-Visa form with basic travel information and upload a copy of their passport. Travelers receive the approved tourist visa by email, usually within 4 to 5 business days.

- How do I get a Tourist Visa for Egypt through the Embassy?

Foreign nationals who are not eligible for the tourist eVisa or visa on arrival need to apply through the Egyptian embassy. It can take several weeks to get a tourist visa through the embassy.

-How long is a Tourist Egypt e-Visa Valid for?

- Single entry tourist visa for Egypt

The single-entry tourist visa is valid to enter Egypt once for up to 30 days. Tourists must enter Egypt within 3 months of the arrival date indicated on the application form.

- Multiple-entry tourist visa for Egypt

The multiple-entry tourist visa is valid to enter Egypt more than once during the validity period. Each stay in Egypt must not exceed 30 days.

- Can I get a visa on arrival in Egypt?

Once you land, you need to go to the visa on arrival window, after getting in the queue at the immigration office. Keep in mind that when you pay for your Egypt visa on arrival, you need to pay in ($) US dollars - you aren't allowed to use any other currency, and it is preferable if you have the exact amount. Also, you need to pay in cash because credit or debit cards are not accepted. the normal rate for entry visa to Egypt is between $25 to $30 depending on the exchange rate.

-Weather in Egypt

Egypt is visited all year round. However, depending on your preferences, there are certainly times when it’s better to go than others. In the Summer, from June to August, temperatures get extremely high, sometimes unbearably so. If you aren’t able to handle extreme heat, it’s best to avoid this time. If you can, this is a great time to avoid crowds and get lower prices. This is also a good time to visit one of the popular resorts on the Red Sea coast.

Cooler temperatures occur between September and May. This is considered High Season and of course, December and January are the Peak Winter Season. These times of the year are when prices are a bit higher than during the Summer months.

Egypt is the location for satisfying most travelers.

Egypt is a safe country

Egypt has served as one of the best and safest tourist destinations for many years. Surrounded by warm hospitality, courteous and kind-hearted locals – you’ll feel at home and as safe as you’ll ever be. With some sensible precautions and preparations, you will be able to explore Egypt tours and trips and enjoy Egypt’s generally safe cities with ease. Claiming a usually low crime rate visitors are usually safe especially in areas frequently visited by tourists.

How much money do i need for my trip ?

It is difficult to determine an exact amount of spending money to take on a trip to Egypt. However, we recommend that you budget for around 25 to 50 USD per person per day (at a minimum). Your extra expenses will include items like drinks, gifts, tips, excluded entrance fees, and laundry. You can pay with cards or some foreign currencies at many places; however, it’s highly recommended that you exchange your money for Egyptian pounds and keep cash and change on you when out sightseeing.

- Tipping

Generally in Egypt, it is common to tip between 10-15% if you are pleased with your service. If the service was exceptional, then tip closer towards the 15% mark and if you were not pleased with your service then tip closer to the 10% mark or less depending on the service that you received.

- Can i drink tap water

The tap water in Egypt is safe to drink however it is heavily chlorinated and thus it tends to have foul taste. In general, in all regions of Egypt it is recommended to rather stick to drinking boiled or bottled water in order to avoid an upset stomach. Although, the tap water is safe for cleaning your teeth and so there is no need for bottled water when brushing your teeth.

- what female tourists should wear

In less touristic places, relatively modest dress is recommended. Women should avoid very tight clothing, keep their shoulders and knees covered, and avoid very revealing necklines. Men should also avoid particularly revealing clothing. wearing shorts is not very common among Egyptians. Dressing with relative modesty is a way of respecting the local culture. The metro in Cairo has separate cars for women that might be more comfortable, especially during rush hours when the cars can be very full.

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