Giza Pyramids Tour from Cairo Airport
Tour Details:
- Duration: From 4 To 6 Hours
- Location: Cairo
- Availability: Available Everyday
- Pick up and drop off: Cairo Airport
- Tour Type: Private
A Fantastic Giza Pyramids Tour from Cairo Airport
Take advantage of your stopover time by joining us on a Giza Pyramids tour. We will pick you up from the airport and assist you with all airport requirements as well as your entry visa to Egypt.
Begin our tour from Cairo Airport with a visit to the Giza Pyramids, including the Great Khufu Pyramid, Mummification Temple, Mycarinus Pyramid, and Sphinx. You will be driven back to Cairo airport, dropped off, and given directions.
Giza Pyramids Tour from Cairo Airport
Before the immigration at Cairo Airport, an Egypt Fun Tours representative will pick you up, greet you, and assist you with airport requirements. Begin your journey to the Giza Pyramids, which will take between 45 and 90 minutes. Visit King Khufu’s Great Pyramid, King Chephren’s Pyramid, and King Mycarinus’ Pyramid. Visit the Great Sphinx and the Mummification Temple, where the King’s body was mummified.
Before returning to Cairo International Airport, take some fantastic shots.
Giza Pyramids Tour from Cairo Airport
A camel ride on the plateau of the Giza pyramids is one of the most magnificent possibilities for a fun and unforgettable day. Camel riding is a unique experience that will transport you to the period of Lawrence of Arabia and Egypt’s classical era when camels were employed for transportation. The camel will also take you to the ideal locations for photographing the pyramids. Our Giza Pyramids tour includes a camel ride around the pyramids, which provides a panoramic view of the nine pyramids as well as a tour around the Mycarinus Pyramid.
Price is quoted per person in USD
Giza Pyramids Tour from Cairo Airport price
Solo Traveler $99
2 people 59$
3 people 49$
4 people 44$
5 people 39$
6+ people 34$
Useful links:
- Guide for wise tipping in Egypt
- Egypt Fun Tours blog
- Check out Egypt Travel Guide the largest travel guide in the world