5 hour(s) 30 minute(s)
English
Included
Visit a local restaurant to taste traditional Egyptian food
Explore the Grand Egyptian Museum, the largest of its kind in the world
See the Great Pyramid and optionally go inside for a unique experience
Discover priceless treasures and ancient artifacts
€ 124.21
€ 114.27
Free cancellation and unlimited rescheduling leads to total flexibility while you plan your travels
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Your amazing journey begins with a visit to the legendary Giza Plateau, home to the world-renowned Great Pyramids. Explore the three majestic pyramids—Cheops, Chephren, and Menkaure—as your guide shares the fascinating stories behind their construction and the ancient civilization that built them. For those seeking a deeper experience, you’ll have the option to enter the Great Pyramid itself, offering a rare glimpse into one of history’s most iconic wonders. From there, head to the panoramic viewpoint, the highest point on the Giza Plateau, where you’ll enjoy a scenic 20-minute camel ride while taking in sweeping views of the pyramids and desert landscape. Your exploration continues at the base of the plateau with a visit to the Great Sphinx, an awe-inspiring monument carved from a single block of limestone.
After soaking in the wonders of ancient Egypt, it’s time to refuel with a delicious lunch at a local restaurant, where you’ll savor traditional Egyptian cuisine. The journey then takes you to the newest and largest archaeological museum in the world—the Grand Egyptian Museum. Here, you’ll discover some of the most remarkable treasures from Egypt’s past, including priceless artifacts and royal relics, beautifully displayed in a modern and immersive setting. With guidance from your expert Egyptologist, you’ll gain insight into Egypt’s ancient culture, art, and legacy. Once your enriching experience concludes, your guide will comfortably return you to your hotel, marking the end of a truly unforgettable day.
Private a/c Transportation
English Specialist archeologist speaking Tour Guide
One Bottle of Mineral Water
Entrance fee
Any Extra meals and beverages
Any optional Tours
Gratuities
Lunch
Camel Ridding
Comfortable shoes
Weather-appropriate clothing
A valid passport is required
No public transportation nearby
Child rate applies only when sharing with 2 paying adults
Confirmation will be received at time of booking
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Amazing experience with so much to learn and see. The journey’s to and from each pyramid was well managed with shuttle services and each stop has clean and comfortable washroom and shops. You will need at least half a day or a full day to see everything depending on how much you want to observe. We visited with a guide who helped us understand the way things were built. There was a lot of value in that. Thank you
Given the sheer amount of free space around pyramids, i wonder why not make some gardens around. The pyramids are surreal and outherworldly. Just being at "foot" of one you see your insignificance :) There is an excellent restaurant with beautiful view( Khufu's) and i highly recommend going there after tour. The overall impressive feeling is tainted by constant nagging and calls from beduins and people selling their services like riding camels, horses and such. I would recommend you prepare egypt money and give them agreed amount in advance so you can walk off after, cause they will all say its for their boss and they dont have nothing. Tipping is customary in Egypt and 10 to 15% is reccomended amount so you do not have to go more than that,unless of course you have a very nice experience.
One of the 7 wonders of the world. Easy cuma panas. One of the best attractions place. The ticket is Not cheap for foreign. But If you have card student from all over the world, you can get half price for the foreign price. Guna kad student, trus dapat harga separuh.
Go with a guide as it will make navigating the buses and avoiding the sellers easier. This place is the last wonder of the ancient world. It was the tallest man-made structure on earth for 3800 years. You can climb to the King's chamber (not easy, but worth it). It is bonkers. I loved it.
Visiting the pyramids was amazing. They are so much bigger than they look in pictures. I recommend everyone visit the pyramids at least once in your lifetime. There were big crowds but you are still able to take some good photos.
