Morgens werden Sie von Ihrem Hotel abgeholt. Sie führt entlang am Golf von Suez. In Kairo angekommen, nimmt Sie Ihr Reiseleiter in Empfang, der Sie die ganze Tour über begleiten wird. Der Ausflug beginnt mit einem Besuch des Ägyptischen Museums, das neben seinen über 120.000 Exponaten auch den goldenen Sarg von Tutanchamun beherbergt oder das alte ägyptische Museum. Im Anschluss genießen Sie Ihr Mittagessen. Der weitere Verlauf des Ausflugs führt Sie zu den großen Pyramiden von Cheops, Chephren und Mykerinus. Die Pyramidenbesichtigung endet bei der Sphinx und dem in ihrem Umfeld liegenden Tempel. Sofern es die Zeit zulässt, haben Sie zum Abschluss des Tages die Möglichkeit, zum Bazar von Kairo zu fahren, bevor die Rückreise nach Sharm el Sheikh angetreten wird. Am Ende des Ausfluges vielleicht besucht man Parfüm Fabrik oder Papyrus Fabrik un das hängt von der verbliebenen Zeit ab.
In the morning you will be picked up from your hotel and taken to Cairo in an air-conditioned coach. Upon arrival, you will be met by your tour guide, who will accompany you throughout the entire tour.
Meet your Egyptologist tour guide at the museum to begin your day. Visit the state-of-the-art Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM), the world's largest archaeological museum with over 100,000 artifacts, or the ancient Egyptian Museum in Tahrir Square. Select your preferred museum when booking.
Meet your Egyptologist tour guide at the museum to begin your day. Visit the state-of-the-art Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM), the world's largest archaeological museum with over 100,000 artifacts, or the ancient Egyptian Museum in Tahrir Square. Select your preferred museum when booking.
Enjoy a boat trip on the Nile for a fee or stroll along the banks of the Nile for free.
Enjoy your lunch
Marvel at the last existing wonder of the world - a fabulous experience! You will find a total of three pyramids here: the Chephren, Cheops and Mykerinos pyramids. You can discover the area on foot, on horseback or by camel. Duration between 2 and 3 hours.
After visiting the pyramids of Giza, you will go to the Great Sphinx, by far the largest and most preserved sphinx. It consists of a human head on a lion's body. The Sphinx was carved from the remainder of a limestone mound that served as a quarry for the Great Pyramid of Cheops. Duration approx. 20-30 minutes.
Since all buses have to wait for the convoy leaving Cairo for Sharm at the end of the day, you will make one or two of the following stops: characteristic visits to the Papyrus Museum and the Essential Oil Factory. These two attractions will familiarize you with the ancient Egyptian techniques of making papyrus and essences. These two interesting visits will increase your knowledge of daily life in ancient Egypt and will also help the Egyptian farmers who work in these sectors and preserve these very old handicrafts from ancient Egypt. (While waiting for the convoy to return)
Guests are picked up from all hotels in Sharm el Sheikh.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
4.5★443 reviews
My sister and I went on a bus tour for a day in Cairo. It was great thanks to the best tour guide, Mario, who showed us everything and exPlained in details. We enjoyed our day with him around Cairo.
valentinadQ1803GW · Jan 2026 · via Tripadvisor
Mario was amazing guide he treated us like his children and gave us the best knowledge about the ancient history of egypt and the pyramids, with a tour of the Egyptian museum and nile boat river as well as the pyramids and sphinx. If you wanna see the pyramids Mario is your guy totally recommend!!!
D6721UXfernandoa · Jan 2026 · via Tripadvisor
This trip was chaotic from start to finish. Trip from Cairo made 6 stops. Not to pick up people but at restaurants. Toilet on bus was disgusting. Pickup drivers had no ID and did not have our names. Cairo was worth the visit. As other reviews noted, bus trip was terrible. 9 hours from Cairo to Sharm! Should only be 5.
Paul_K · Jan 2026 · via Viator
The trip itself was good; however, the pick-up and the bus ride were terrible. We could more or less tolerate the bus ride (in December you should definitely bring some warm clothes, because we almost froze wearing just sweaters), but the pick-up was awful. The whole time I was afraid they wouldn’t come for us. I had read comments from people they never picked up and who couldn’t reach anyone. We went down 20 minutes earlier than the agreed time (I had sent the exact GPS coordinates the day before showing exactly where we would be waiting), but the driver didn’t show up. Eventually, I managed to reach someone who said the driver had been there but didn’t see us, so he left. After that, we waited another hour past the scheduled time until, thank God, the driver finally arrived. The tour guide was friendly, but we had the feeling that he just wanted to get it over with so he could go home. We were right — we arrived back about one hour earlier than the others. However, seeing the pyramids was an amazing experience, and the papyrus shop, lunch, and the museum were all good. Overall, it’s worth it, but there are some negative aspects you need to be prepared for. The scariest part is the pick-up — once you get through that, you’ve already passed the hardest part. Have a good trip.
Adam_C · Jan 2026 · via Viator
As expected, the drive to Cairo from Shark its a looong one and not the most comfortable, but you have to expect it as you choose to take the bus there Our stay in Cairo was excellent due to our guide, the best we could have, and for this he would like to thank him. His name is Mr Sameh and he is the kindest, smartest and the most honest gentleman we met during our stay in Egypt. All the praise in the world for this man, we will remember our trip to the pyramids forever 🙏🏻🙏🏻 Also we wish to thank everyone on the team. Fair prices , we recommend everyone to book from this company, they are serious and genuine, way better than hotel trip agencies Happy new year 🎊
larisacatalinal · Dec 2025 · via Tripadvisor
Convenient way to cram in 7+ hrs return travel to Cairo, pyramids, lunch, and museum in one day, with guides. The buffet lunch I was very impressed with. The bus journeys however were uncomfortable, alot of time was spent cramming in as many people as pos, the guide commentary we got was sparse and lacking interesting detail and I disliked being taken to be sold oil to. Its not a bad experience at all but personally I regret not just booking the return bus trip and pyramid/museum tours myself, it would have been more comfortable with better information and roughly the same price I think but much more work and stress on my part obviously.
Oliver_S · Dec 2025 · via Viator
The pyramids were beautiful, too bad for the guide and the whole organization behind them. The trip took 24 hours, but the time spent in the destinations of interest was only 2 hours in total: in front of the pyramids (1.5 h) and the museum (30 min). The guide put in a hurry and explained quickly (some things he did not even stop to explain), while when he made us stop in the shops he wanted, with inflated prices, he was quiet and went to do his business: the stops lasted at least 1 hour per store. The owners of these stores, if you didn't buy, looked at you crookedly, despite the fact that we were a group of young boys and girls. On the way to Cairo he made us make a single stop at a highway where the women’s toilets were dirty, without paper or baskets, and with amazing food prices (6 € for a pack of cookies). Lunch was free, yes, but water and soft drinks were not included, and it did not allow us to stop at any market. Dinner was not included and we ate where he wanted. Finally, even if the trip on the Nile was not scheduled, you are practically obliged to do it and pay for it because, as the guide himself warned us, the alternative would have been to sit 40 minutes in a bad neighborhood waiting for lunchtime.
Edoardo F · Dec 2025 · via Tripadvisor · Translated
While Wessam our tour guide was really lovely, friendly and quite knowledgeable. I felt like we should have been told before hand you could only enter the museum and pyramids using Card (as we would have been more prepared) whilst on holiday we only had mainly cash. Wessam did try to sort this out for us but seemed really dodgey as we were asked to pay an extra 100 EP to pay cash because of this we skipped the museum. The tour guide didn't come on the boat with us to explain things. The lunch you grt provided was fine nothing special but we were rushed at the pyramids so much so we were sat around for an extra hour at least waiting for the bus to come we could have spent this time at the pyramids. Also spent this hour being pestered to do a review. Seeing the Pyramids and Spinx and even the boat ride were magical but we were out 28 hours such a long trip and the bus was packed so was very uncomfortable and with only us 2 being the only english ones we didn't enjoy this part. Saying this the bus guide was also very lovely and friendly.
Kim_P · Dec 2025 · via Viator
While Wessam our tour guide was really lovely, friendly and quite knowledgeable. I felt like we should have been told before hand you could only enter the museum and pyramids using Card (as we would have been more prepared) whilst on holiday we only had mainly cash. Wessam did try to sort this out for us but seemed really dodgey as we were asked to pay an extra 100 to pay cash because of this we skipped the museum. The tour guide didn't come on the boat with us to explain things and we were rushed at the pyramids so much so we were sat around for an extra hour at least waiting for the bus to come we could have spent this time at the pyramids. Also spent this hour being pestered to do a review.
kimpE6358RS · Dec 2025 · via Tripadvisor
it was very good the stuff was very kind, and we really enjoyed whole travel. it was very good organised, and the food was very delicious
343balsaj · Dec 2025 · via Tripadvisor
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