Faq

Frequent Asked Questions

Can I take a day tour to Giza Pyramids from Cairo?

These Cairo tours normally include:
The Great Pyramid of Khufu
The Sphinx
Optional camel 
ride or entry to pyramid interiors
This 
typical Cairo day trip is perfect for the individual that would like to see one of the Seven Ancient Wonders of the World.

Can I do a Nile cruise as part of a Cairo day trip?

Yes, some Cairo day tours include short felucca (sailboat) or lunch cruises along the Nile. While overnight cruises are more common in Luxor or Aswan, a Cairo trip on the river offers the city views from a great perspective, calm ambiance, and a new vision of the capital.

What’s the best time to book day trips from Cairo?

The best time is during the cooler months, from November to March. During this period, temperatures are more pleasant for sightseeing and exploring outdoor sites. Summer months (June to August) can be extremely hot, especially for outdoor excursions.

How do I organize a day trip to Abu Simbel from Cairo?
A day trip from Cairo to Abu Simbel is usually a flight from Cairo to Aswan and then by bus to the temples of Abu SimbelSince the distance is so great, the trip is arranged in a well-thought-out manner.
What are the best day trips from Cairo for first-time visitors?

First-time visitors will find plenty of unforgettable day trips from Cairo. The most popular is a day tour to Giza Pyramids from Cairo, where you can explore the Great Pyramid and the Sphinx, and even ride a camel. For those looking to explore more of Egypt’s rich history, Luxor day tours from Cairo (by flight) offer access to the Valley of the Kings and Karnak Temple. Adventurous travelers might also consider Aswan tours from Cairo or even a day trip to Abu Simbel from Cairo.

What are the best Cairo tours for travelers on a budget?

Budget tourists still have access to the best day tours of Cairo, including group tours to the pyramids, museum tours, or walking tours of Old Cairo. Some budget Cairo day tours offer excellent value with guides, transportation, and entrance fees thrown in at an affordable price.