Enjoy the Adventure

Some cities take a lifetime to get to know. Cairo hands you 7,000 years of it in four unforgettable days  face to face with the Pyramids of Giza, inside a 4,350 years old tomb at Saqqara, and eye to eye with Tutankhamun’s golden treasures at the Egyptian Museum, before losing yourself in the alleys of Islamic Cairo. Nothing rushed, nothing shared with strangers — just your own private Egyptologist and private vehicle, from the moment you land to the moment you fly home.

From touchdown, you’re taken care of: our meet-and-assist team walks you through passport control, baggage claim, and customs, then takes you straight to your hotel. Choose Affordable and settle into the Kempinski Nile Hotel, or go Luxury at the Four Seasons Nile Plaza — the pyramids, the museum, the guide, and the camel ride at Giza are all included either way. Only your hotel changes.

From $1,160 per person (Affordable, Kempinski Nile Hotel) — $1,540 (Luxury, Four Seasons Nile Plaza)

Included

• Airport meet-and-assist
• Private airport transfers
• 3 nights hotel stay, breakfast & taxes included
• Private Egyptologist guide
• All sightseeing admissions
• Camel ride at the Pyramids
• All meals per itinerary
• Unlimited bottled water

Excluded

• International flights
• Entry visa to Egypt
• Photography fees at sites
• Meals not mentioned in the itinerary
• Drinks & gratuities

Tour Map

Everything on this itinerary stays within Greater Cairo — from the pyramid fields of Giza and Saqqara in the south, to the golden treasures of the Egyptian Museum downtown, to the minarets and bazaars of Islamic Cairo. Short private-vehicle transfers connect every stop, so your four days go into exploring — not sitting in traffic.

Itinerary

We have carefully planned out each day to give you the best possible experience. From exploring historic landmarks to tasting delicious local cuisine, each day is packed with adventure and excitement. Join us as we take you on a journey through some of the most fascinating destinations in the world.

DAY 1 — Touchdown in Cairo Land at Cairo International Airport and let us take it from here. Our meet-and-assist team guides you through passport control, baggage claim, and customs, then accompanies you straight to your hotel — the Kempinski Nile Hotel, Deluxe Nile View Room (Affordable), or the Four Seasons Nile Plaza, Nile View Room (Luxury). Settle in, unwind, and get ready for what’s next.

DAY 2 — Memphis, Saqqara & the Great Pyramids of Giza (Breakfast, Lunch) Your Egyptologist meets you at 7:30 AM, and the ancient world opens up fast. First stop: Memphis, Egypt’s first unified capital. Then Saqqara, home of the Step Pyramid — the oldest limestone structure ever built — where you’ll step inside a 4,350-year-old tomb and see hieroglyphics still vivid on the walls. After lunch at an authentic local restaurant, it’s time for the moment you came for: the Pyramids of Giza, the last of the Seven Wonders still standing. Take a camel ride across the sand, then meet the Sphinx face to face before heading back to your hotel by 4 PM. Dinner and the evening are yours to enjoy as you like.

DAY 3 — The Egyptian Museum & Islamic Cairo (Breakfast, Lunch) Pick-up is at 8:30 AM. Your Egyptologist leads you through 7,000 years of history at the Egyptian Museum, home to the world-famous golden treasures of King Tutankhamun’s tomb. After lunch, step into a different Cairo entirely: Islamic Cairo, where you’ll explore the Citadel — a medieval fortress perched above the city since the 12th century — the Mosque and Tomb of Mohamed Ali, and the Mosque of Sultan Hassan. Finish at the Khan El Khalili Bazaar, the largest in the Middle East and trading since the 14th century — the perfect place to browse for a keepsake before you head back to your hotel by 4 PM.

DAY 4 — Farewell, Cairo (Breakfast) Breakfast at your hotel, then transfer to Cairo International Airport — heading home with four days’ worth of memories that usually take a lifetime to collect.

Gallery

Four days, one unforgettable city — from the sand-swept scale of the Pyramids to the golden mask of Tutankhamun and the lantern-lit alleys of Khan El Khalili.