
Grand Egyptian Museum Tour
- Hotel pickup in Cairo · 4 hours
- The Tutankhamun collection together
- Ramesses II in the Grand Hall

Enjoy the best Cairo Day Tours with expert guides. Explore the Pyramids, the Sphinx, museums, markets, and hidden gems for an unforgettable full-day adventure.
Cairo day tours run from your hotel to the Pyramids of Giza and the Sphinx, Saqqara and Dahshur, the Grand Egyptian Museum, the Citadel and Old Cairo, with evening shows, a food tour and a Nile dinner cruise as well. The 13 tours last 3.5 to 9.5 hours and cost $35 to $135 per person; most include hotel pickup and a guide.
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Amazing Egyptian vacation! We did an 11 day private tour of Cairo, cruise on the Nile between Aswan and Luxor and a 4 day stay in Hurghada. The guided tours were very interesting, with extremely knowledgeable guides, attentive and helpful.
Egypt package to the Pyramids of Giza and Saqqara was a fascinating journey through Egypt's ancient past ,guide knowledge, the majesty of the pyramids, and the historical depth of Saqqara made this tour truly enriching!
our honeymoon to Egypt ,Giza and Saqqara was a magical escape into history The pyramids looming in the distance, the quiet serenity of the desert, and the ancient wonders of Saqqara created moments that will be with me forever!
Cairo day tours are private trips from your hotel in Cairo or Giza with an Egyptologist, a car and entrance tickets. The 16 tours range from three-hour evening shows to full days at the pyramids of Giza, Saqqara and Dahshur, the Grand Egyptian Museum and Old Cairo. First visit: pyramids and museum; return visit: Old Cairo or a night tour.
If you have a short layover or a few spare hours, Cairo Day Tours from Airport are tailored for you. The moment you exit the terminal, a driver will be waiting, ready to take you to Cairo’s top attractions like the Pyramids, the Museum, or Khan El Khalili.
If you need a break or want to explore beyond the city, Day Trips from Cairo take you to beautiful spots nearby without wasting time. You can visit Alexandria, Fayoum, or even enjoy short Cairo day excursions inside the capital itself.
Some travelers prefer a quieter, more personalized adventure. That’s where Cairo Private Tours shine. You control the schedule, the pace, and the places you want to see.
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October to April is the most comfortable season for temples and Nile cruises. Summer is hot in the south, but Cairo, Alexandria and the Red Sea still work.
Comfort for sightseeing in Luxor and Aswan
Ramadan moves with the lunar calendar. Opening hours and meal times can change during the month, so check the dates for your travel year before you book.
A private day tour works best with an early start, a light plan and comfortable shoes.
Tell us your hotel and the time you want to start when you ask for a quote.
Pack light, loose clothing that covers shoulders and knees, plus shoes you can walk in all day.
Pack light. Smaller bags are easier on flights and trains.
Egypt runs on cash outside hotels and big shops. Keep small notes for tips and snacks.
Bargaining is normal in markets and bazaars. Hotels, museums and temples have fixed prices.
Most visitors need a visa. The right option depends on your passport, so check the current rule before you fly.
Rules change, and holding the right visa is the traveler's responsibility. Ask your travel advisor if you need help with the documents.
A few habits make a big difference: drink bottled water, avoid the midday sun and keep valuables in the hotel safe.
On a private tour your guide stays with you, so ask them anything that feels unclear.
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Ask on WhatsAppTwo full days cover the essentials: one for the Pyramids of Giza, the Sphinx and the Grand Egyptian Museum, and one for Old Cairo with the Citadel, the Coptic churches and Khan el-Khalili. A third day fits the pyramids of Saqqara and Dahshur, the countryside or a day trip to Alexandria.
Yes. The Cairo Layover Tour does both in about 8.5 hours with lunch, from $135 per person. If you prefer a slower pace, book the Grand Egyptian Museum half day, about four hours from $70, and a separate Giza half day from $70, on the same day or on two mornings.
Between three and nine and a half hours. The sound and light show at Giza and the dinner cruise take about three hours; the museum, Giza and Old Cairo tours four to six hours; the full days at Saqqara, Dahshur and Giza or in the countryside eight to nine and a half hours. Prices run $35 to $135 per person.
Only on the full-day tours that list it: Saqqara, Dahshur and Giza, Giza and Saqqara, Old Cairo with the Ben Ezra Synagogue, the countryside day and the Layover Tour. Half-day tours do not include a meal. The dinner cruise and the pyramids show with dinner include dinner instead.
All 16 tours are marked family friendly. Because the car and the guide are private, you set the start time and can shorten a visit when the children are tired. For young children the half-day Giza trip, the Grand Egyptian Museum and the evening sound and light show are the easiest choices.
You can enter on your own, but every Cairo day tour here comes with a private Egyptologist who explains the site, handles the tickets and keeps the visit on time. The Giza-only trip takes about four hours from $70 per person; the full day with Saqqara and Dahshur, about nine hours from $85 with lunch.

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