When you arrive, our help will greet you and help you complete the necessary paperwork. After that, you will be taken to your hotel in Cairo where you will spend the night.

After a long day of seeing, you will be escorted to Sakkara to visit the Step Pyramid of Djoser, the first pyramid ever constructed, after breakfast at the hotel. After seeing the Imhoteb museum in Sakkara and marveling at the Pyramid Texts within the Pyramid of Teti, you will travel to Memphis, the ancient Egyptian capital. The focal point of this museum is the Colossus of Ramses II, so don't forget your camera!
Following lunch at a neighborhood eatery, you will be taken to view the Great Sphinx and the Pyramids of Giza, two of the most well-known structures from antiquity.
These enormous stone monuments were erected on a stony desert plateau near the Nile around 4,500 years ago. Following this incredible journey through Egypt's ancient history, you will be transported back to your hotel for some downtime. Spend the night in the lodging.

Following breakfast, your tour will begin with a visit to the Grand Egyptian Museum, the world's largest archaeological museum that houses all of King Tutankhamun's treasures, recently found tombs, and the greatest collection of ancient Egyptian antiquities, including gold and silver artifacts and many rare pieces that will be on display for the first time. After that, eat lunch at a nearby restaurant before traveling to Coptic Cairo, also known as Old Cairo in Egyptian, which is located inside the bounds of the Roman citadel of Babylon and is where the Copts erected their churches as a means of defense. From the time of Emperor Constantine's conversion until the advent of Islam, Egypt was a Christian nation, and among the first communions is the Coptic church, which was also the first to establish severe monasticism in the isolated desert. Tens of thousands of Copts remain in Egypt, with a large population residing in Old Cairo. El Muallaqa, also known as the Hanging Church, is their most well-known structure. It was constructed over one of the entrances to the ancient citadel, with its nave dangling above the walkway. The Saints Sergius church in Old Cairo also houses the Ben Ezra synagogue and The Crypt, where the Holy Family sought refuge during their flight to Egypt. (Awaiting restoration) A small number of Jewish families, dispersed around Cairo, formerly called this place home. This location has housed a religious structure (originally from at least the 4th century BC (first as a church, then as a synagogue), and the current synagogue is home to a Torah on gazelle skin that is from the 5th century BC. This entire region is a well-known pilgrimage site worldwide. Visit the Old Bazaar in Cairo to round off your day. Khan el-Khalili is a significant souk located in the old city of Islamic Cairo. Enjoy the market neighborhood, which is one of Cairo's top tourist destinations for both foreigners and Egyptians, and then head back to your accommodation.

After breakfast, consider excursions of Egypt Employees will drive you to the airport in Cairo so you may go to Sharm El Sheikh. When you arrive, our staff will welcome you and take you to your resort, where you can unwind and conclude the day with no spare time.

Take advantage of Sharm El Sheikh's optional safari and diving trips, or just spend your time exploring on your own. These are all available upon request.
four Bikes/Dune Buggy, Glass Bottom Boat, Aquascope Submarine.Star Gazer • Boat trip of Ras Mohammed
Spend the night at the hotel

Hotel breakfast, Enjoy a free day at leisure or, upon request, sign up for an optional tour to Saint Catherine's Monastery or a desert safari.

Following breakfast, you will be driven to your hotel in Cairo and checked in for the night based on the time of our flight.

This is the last day of your journey across Egypt. Based on the specifics of your flight, our personnel will assist you in getting to the airport for your last departure.