Private Day Trip to Cairo and Giza pyramids from Hurghada
Private Day Trip to Cairo and Giza pyramids from Hurghada with Coral Tours | Top Rated based on over than 1300 reviews | Travel Insurance included | English-speaking guide | No prepayment required | Best Price Guarantee | High Quality of Services.
| Availability | Every day |
| Duration | 20 hours |
| Price | From €50 |
Private Day Trip to Cairo from Hurghada
Private Day Trip to Cairo and Giza Pyramids from Hurghada: Immerse yourself in exploration and greatness with us. Discover Egypt’s historical treasures, including the Giza Pyramids, the Great Sphinx, and the Egyptian Museum. Enjoy our unique services, including private transportation, a dedicated Egyptologist guide, and a delicious meal. Book now for an unforgettable experience!
Private Egyptologist guide: English, French, German, Russian, Polish.
Private Day Trip to Cairo and Giza pyramids from Hurghada Itinerary:
- Departure from the hotel around 2:00 am. (exact time will be announced after booking; the road to Cairo is about 6 hours depending on police escort).
- After arriving in Cairo you will visit The Egyptian Museum.
- Old Cairo Attractions: The Hanging Church, Amr Ibn Al Aas Mosque, Ben Ezra Synagogue. (optional, for an additional fee)
- Lunch (buffet).
- Visit the Giza Pyramids (Cheops, Khafre, and Mikerin).
- The Great Sphinx.
- Boat ride on the Nile (optional, for an additional fee).
- Return to the hotel around 22:00 (depending on the situation on the road and police checkpoints).
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Private Day Trip to Cairo and Giza pyramids from Hurghada 2024
Giza Pyramids Complex:
If it were for the inhuman efforts of the ancient Egyptian pharaohs and the uniquely skilled founders, one of the most wondrous phenomena in the world wouldn’t have been brought into existence between 2600 and 2500 BC. Giza pyramid complex is honored to host the Great Pyramid, which is the grandest at all, along with the other two not-less-great pyramids, the Great Sphinx, six small pyramids, and the Valley Temple.
The Great Pyramid:
The Great temple is the most massive as well as the most ancient pyramid among other Giza pyramids. The purpose behind building the pyramid was, in the first place, to host the tomb of Khufu, the Egyptian pharaoh of the 4th Dynasty.
It was in 2500 BC when the Tomb of Khufu was welcomed into history as the most terrific and the greatest construction ever that Egypt has welcomed. Comes on top of being an extraordinary phenomenon, the Giza pyramid of Khufu is the last surviving wonder of the ancient world wonders.
The Great Sphinx:
History didn’t, doesn’t, and won’t welcome any other sculpture on the same level of peculiarity and rareness as the Great Sphinx. It was around 2500 BC, when the seed of designing, constructing, and linking two diverse figures, a man and a lion, together, grew to have no like.
The Egyptian Museum:
The Egyptian Museum has what’s able to depict how incomparable Egyptian history and the ancient civilization of Egypt is since it was founded in 1902. Within its walls, are the tangible heritage and valuables of ancient Egypt, which are artifacts that of-different scales of greatness and wealth.
The Hanging Church:
The holy Church of the Virgin Mary dates to the 5th century AD when it was built on the southern wall of a Roman fortress called Babylon. The church is one of the most important Coptic sites in Egypt which served as the residence for the Coptic patriarch for a long time. The church is 30 ft and looks over the entire city of Cairo, and the construction and the interior of the Hanging Church are completely hypnotic with elements from the 7th to 13th-century artistic design.
Amr Ibn Al Aas Mosque:
Amr Ibn Al-Aas Mosque made history as the first mosque to be built in Africa in 641 AD. The mosque still acts as an active house of worship and is one of Egypt’s most important & prominent Islamic landmarks. It was rebuilt countless times throughout the 7th century till today. The mosque was rebuilt many times which made it acts as a living example of the progress of Islamic architecture over the centuries.
Ben Ezra Synagogue:
Ben Ezra Synagogue is without any equal as there is no place like it in all of Egypt. It dates back to the 19th century when it was used to be a church and then was transformed into a synagogue in 882 AD. It is believed that it held an original copy of the Old Testament. The synagogue remains in good condition, holding phenomenal designs and decorations. The place used to be the capital of Jewish worship for many years until the 1950s.