The Pyramids, one of the Seven Wonders of the World, have stood tall for over 4,500 years, serving as a testament to Egypt's rich history and ingenuity. Constructed with remarkable precision, some of the largest stones weigh over 80 tons each. Adding to their mystique, their orientation towards the cardinal points of the compass showcases the remarkable astronomical knowledge of ancient Egyptian builders.
- The Great Pyramids of Giza
- Sphinx
Your adventure begins with a hotel pickup from your accommodation in Cairo. From there, you'll be transported to the Pyramids & Sphinx to discover ancient wonders. Enjoy a private guided tour, where you'll unravel the mysteries of these iconic landmarks. Afterwards, you will be transported back to your accommodation in Cairo.
FAQs
Does the mentioned duration of the trip include the transfer time from the hotel to the Great Pyramids of Giza and Sphinx? Yes, it is an estimate of how long it would take to drive from the hotel to the Great Pyramids of Giza and Sphinx, have a private guided tour, and drive back to the hotel.
What is included in the tour
- Transfers to/from Pyramids & Sphinx in a private air-conditioned vehicle
- Private local English-speaking tour guide
- Entrance fees
What is NOT included in the tour
- Entrance fee for the Pyramids of Khufu, Khafre, Menkaure
- Meals
- Beverages
- Optional activities
- Personal expenses
- Tipping
Packing List
Comfortable Shoes
Sun Protection (sunscreen, hat, sunglasses)
Water Bottle
Snacks (nuts, energy bars, fruit)
Camera (if available)
Electrolytes (if available)
Tipping
Tipping is an expected, though not compulsory, component of your tour program. While it's not mandatory, it's customary to tip around $5 per day per person for drivers. For other service providers, the amount is at your discretion, but an average of $5 USD is typical.
Remember, tipping directly benefits the local community. Although it may not be customary for you, it is an important source of income for those in the tourism industry. Giving a tip should be a seen as a formal 'thank you', and the action should in no way be awkward.
