Private Giza Pyramids,Sphinx,camel,lunch, 2 tombs,Great Pyramid





Description
Visit Giza Pyramids, go inside the Great Pyramid, visit the Sphinx and workers' tombs. Walk around the nine pyramids of kings and queens, then visit the Valley Temple of King Chephren to learn about mummification and ride a camel and go inside the Great Pyramid of King Cheops.
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Itinerary
Your qualified Egyptologist guide will be waiting for you to drive you to Giza Pyramids area. On the way he will talk about the most important sights of Cairo (buildings, the Nile, hotels, museums, historical sites etc) and answer any questions you might have. Upon arrival to the Pyramids , he will start giving you a brief information about Egyptian history (from 12000 BC to 1848 AD), then will talk about how ancient Egyptians built the Pyramids and will guide you around them , while that will go to inside one of the tombs maybe it will be for one of the Workers or maybe one of the Nobles to see the most beautiful reliefs on the walls with pretty colours still in good condition, then will go inside the Great Pyramid of King Cheops. After that You will ride a camel for 30 minutes through Sahara desert. Lastly, you will go to see the Valley temple (Temple of mumification) and the great Sphinx before going to enjoy Egyptian lunch..
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Important Information
- Wheelchair accessible
- Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
- All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- A minimum of 2 adults per booking is required
Reviews(26)
I learned so much from our guide and our driver eas just plain friendly. A joy to have met them both and we all had a wonderful day.
Visited Cairo 6 times. This time with Hend collobrating with Nermin was very fruitful true history of Giza. Enggage them you'll find the truth. Rashid Isabella 23feb25.Excellence guide.
Absolutely amazing tour! Our guide, Sahl, is fantastic at his job - he looked after us so well throughout the day, as did driver - Abdullah. Sahl brought us to the pyramids, the sphinx, the paper museum, the essential oils museum and the Egyptian museum and he shared all of his knowledge with us. We really appreciate how great both Sahl and Abdullah were in helping us to have a great experience on this tour. I couldn't recommend it enough!
Everything was great, the guide was very nice, knowledgable and helpful, and the pyramids were breathtaking.
WOW what a day! We have been travelling around Egypt for 3 weeks and this day was one of our biggest highlights. We were picked up from our beautiful Airbnb hosted by Nermin, who organised all of this for us! Our guide was called Sahl - he was AMAZING. Best guide we have had so far. His English was amazing, you sometimes find guides just know a script of information but we had all sorts of conversations and he was so knowledgeable and interesting. It was also great having a guide as it made it a more pleasant experience with less hassle. He also took lots of amazing photos of us in the best places! We started at the Pyramids of Giza, hopped on a camel with a very trusted camel guide, we felt so safe and this was an amazing experience, we ended the camel ride at the Spinx. We then went to a lovely recommended restaurant for a mixed grill lunch which was on our way to Sakara pyramids, which was our next stop. This was our day trip done, but we wanted to get some silver on our trip and Nermin had recommended to get it from a factory near by rather than a shop, so Sahl took us there and helped us translate what we wanted. These people can’t do enough for you. Thankyou so so much we had the most amazing tour and trip!
The whole pyramids and sphinx tour is awesome and an amazing experience. Every visual together with our guide explanations brings this ancient structure alive before your eyes and a hard to fully comprehend how the ancient Egyptians built them. My tips to fellow travelers 'dont rush the experience take it easy, relax and take it all in" once in a lifetime experience
- 5/5 stars - best tour in any country I’ve been to - amazing food - amazing knowledge - as comfortable as a tour as you wish or as complex as you want - pyramids were amazing - very smart and accommodating tour guide - would rate higher if I could
This tour was amazing in every way and only cost me and my girlfriend 60 USD each. We left the house at 8am and got picked up by Sahl and our driver Ibrahim. They took us first to ride some ATVs in the desert near the Giza pyramids which was thrilling and a once in a life time experience which also included getting pictures. Than we were taken to the Giza pyramids and got more pictures and Sahl told us all about the history along with keeping pushy sellers away. He then got us a camel ride which again was amazing and came with many pictures. He then took us to the Sphinx near by and toured us around. To top it off he then took us to an art store and scent store. He even offered to take us for coffee and food before our flight. I cannot express how amazing this tour is and it is so well priced. This tour alone made me wanna come back to Egypt for more tours, shopping, pictures all with Sahl. We got back around 3pm and are now going to get a drive to the airport (these guys literally do it all). I unfortunately didn't take a lot of pictures on my phone but we have 200+ on my girlfriends phone Omar
Sahl is an amazing guide! He organized everything for us and made sure we had a great time. He is an experienced tour guide and a great photographer as well. I would recommend Sahl to anybody!
I did a half day tour of the pyramids and the Sphinx with Sahl and would highly recommend him! This was my second trip to the pyramids, and I felt he really tailored the tour to me, sharing not only the history of the sites, but also more recent archaeological research and finds that I didn’t hear about on my first visit. He has extensive knowledge and knew the answers to all my questions, and he has a great sense of humor! I can’t wait to come back to Egypt and have Sahl as my guide again.



