Tour Essentials
experience the different pyramids we have in Egypt through our professional English speaking guide, Explore the great pyramids , Sphinx , drive to the step pyramids,Memphis, Dahsou
Travel Details
- Departure times: Varied
- Duration: 10 Hours
- Takes Place In: cairo
Included in price:
- Tour Guide
- Hotel / Hostel Pickup
Tour Itinerary
Tour itinerary
Morning drive to south to visit the Red pyramid and black pyramid at Dahshour. then drive to
Sakkara the vast necropolis of ancient Memphis. Sakkara has the first pyramid and the world's oldest stone structure, later we drive to Memphis is the capital of the ancient kingdom and one of the most important cities throughout the history of ancient Egypt, break for lunch, and then we drive to Giza to visit the great pyramids of Giza and the enigmatic sphinx, And then back to your hotel
Tour includes
1. pick up and transfer from to your hotel in Cairo
2. All transportation in an air-conditioned bus
3. Professional Egyptology tour guide fluently speaking English.
4. All services charges and taxes
Tour excludes
All site entrance fess
Any items of personal nature, such as drinks, tips
Note: Single travelers will be charged for an extra 20 percent as a single supplement
Tel. 00201005020700
Email. tours@habibitoursegypt.com
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Tour Reviews
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Rafi was a great guide, and it was just me so it was a private tour. He and the driver sat together during lunch though, so i was kind of sitting by myself, but that's okay. If I had to do this over again, I would do the $20 cheaper tour of just Sakkara, Memphis and Giza, because Dahshour was the least impressive of the 4 sites, but it's also the least crowded and you get to go into the pyramid, which isn't as exciting as you would think.
Cancellation Policy
- In the event of cacellation the deposit paid is non refundable.
- Failure to make cancellations 24 hours before the commencement of the tour will result in FULL PAYMENT being taken from the credit card.
