Trade the turquoise coast for the golden dunes of Giza on a single, spellbinding day. A short flight lifts you out of Sharm el-Sheikh and sets you down in Cairo before mid-morning, sweeping aside the long overland journey and gifting you extra hours in the company of the pharaohs. With a private Egyptologist by your side, walk the plateau where the Pyramids of Giza rise from the desert and stand quietly beside the enigmatic Sphinx. Continue on to the Egyptian Museum, where gilded funerary masks, royal jewellery and statues carved millennia ago wait behind glass. Transfers, timings and tickets are handled from start to finish, so every moment is yours to savour. By nightfall you are back on the Red Sea, carrying an unforgettable slice of ancient Egypt with you. Book your Cairo day flight with Daily Pyramids Tours.
Swap a beach day for a brush with the pharaohs on this fast-paced flight excursion from Sharm el-Sheikh to Cairo. In the space of a single day you will stand at the foot of the Great Pyramids of Giza, meet the watchful gaze of the Sphinx, and walk through the vast, light-filled halls of the Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM) to see the glittering treasures of King Tutankhamun. It is a rare chance to pair ancient wonder with the buzz of modern Cairo, all before returning to the Red Sea by evening.
Start your day with an early morning pick-up from your hotel in Sharm El Sheikh, followed by a short flight to Cairo. Upon arrival at Cairo Airport, meet your guide and begin your exploration with a visit to the Pyramids of Giza, where you’ll marvel at the Great Pyramid, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, and the Pyramids of Khafre and Menkaure. Next, stand in awe before the iconic Sphinx, the legendary limestone statue with the body of a lion and the head of a pharaoh.
Afterward, head to the Grand Egyptian Museum, home to an impressive collection of ancient Egyptian artifacts, including the treasures of Tutankhamun. Enjoy a traditional Egyptian lunch at a local restaurant, then continue your tour to Islamic Cairo, where you’ll visit the historic Citadel of Saladin and the stunning Alabaster Mosque of Muhammad Ali.
Wander through the vibrant Khan El Khalili Bazaar, where you can shop for souvenirs and immerse yourself in the local culture. Enjoy some free time to relax or explore more of Cairo before transferring to Cairo Airport for your return flight to Sharm el-Sheik. Upon arrival, you’ll be transferred back to your hotel, bringing an end to a day filled with history, culture, and unforgettable memories.
At Daily Pyramids Tours, all prices are quoted in US Dollars (USD) unless otherwise specified. However, we gladly accept payments in other major currencies such as Euros (EUR), British Pounds (GBP), and more, based on the official daily exchange rate on the payment date.
Our prices reflect current market conditions, seasonal fluctuations, and service availability, so they may change without prior notice. Once a deposit or full payment is received, your booking price is locked in and guaranteed.
What’s Included in Our Packages:
Please check your specific booking confirmation and itinerary for exact inclusions and exclusions.
Holiday Supplement:
A 25% surcharge applies to all Nile Cruises and tour packages booked during Christmas, New Year, and Easter holidays due to peak demand.
To ensure a smooth booking process with Daily Pyramids Tours, our payment terms vary depending on the service type:
After payment, you will receive written confirmation, a tailored itinerary, and travel documents via email. Receipts for all payments will be provided.
We understand plans can change. Our cancellation terms are:
Refunds, when applicable, are processed within 14 business days of receiving your written cancellation notice. Some cruises or hotels may have stricter cancellation policies, which will be clearly communicated in your itinerary.
At Daily Pyramids Tours, we welcome families and offer the following children’s pricing:
Discounts apply only when children share accommodation with two full-paying adults. Note that certain Nile Cruises and luxury hotels may have different policies or restrictions for young children, which will be detailed in your itinerary if relevant.
Some special experiences are optional and not included in standard packages. You may book these in advance or arrange on-site (subject to availability). Examples include:
Optional tours are payable in USD or local currency (EGP). We recommend booking in advance, especially during peak seasons.
While our packages are comprehensive, travelers should budget for:
We advise carrying small amounts of local currency (EGP) for convenience, especially for tipping and shopping at local markets.
Tipping (“baksheesh”) is a customary way to show appreciation for good service in Egypt. Though not mandatory, it is widely appreciated:
Tipping is generally not included in your package price. We recommend carrying small USD or EGP bills for tipping convenience.
Egypt is at its most inviting between November and February, when winter skies are clear, the desert air is cool, and hours spent among the pyramids and temples feel effortless. It is wise to steer clear of the deepest summer weeks from June to August, when the thermometer can climb well past 40°C (104°F) across much of the country and midday sightseeing becomes hard work.
Before you fly into Egypt, make sure the following are in order:
Passport: Valid for at least six months from the date of entry.
Visa: Depending on your nationality, you may need to arrange one in advance or pick it up on arrival, while some passport holders can apply online for an e-visa.
Travel Insurance: Strongly recommended to cover medical care and any unexpected hiccups during your stay.
Vaccinations: None are formally required for entry, but a quick chat with your doctor before departure is a sensible step for any recommended jabs.
Egypt is, by and large, a safe and welcoming destination for travellers. A visible tourist police presence, careful security around the main sites and long experience hosting international visitors all help you feel at ease. Even so, it is worth glancing at your government’s current travel advice and keeping half an eye on local news while you are here.
Decide Your Travel Dates and Budget
Start by settling on when you would like to travel and roughly what you are happy to spend. Those two anchors make choosing flights, hotels and tours far easier.
Choose Your Itinerary and Destinations
From Cairo and the Pyramids of Giza to Luxor, Aswan, a Nile Cruise, Alexandria and the Red Sea resorts, Egypt has more highlights than any single trip can hold. Pick the places that speak to you and decide how many nights each deserves.
Find a Reliable Tour Operator or Travel Agency
Book through a trusted local Egyptian operator, an international agency or a specialist online platform. Reading recent reviews and independent ratings is the quickest way to sort the dependable from the doubtful.
Select a Tour Package or Customize Your Trip
Ready-made packages bundle flights, hotels, transfers and guided touring for a hassle-free trip, while a tailor-made itinerary lets you shape every stop around your interests, pace and budget.
Make a Reservation
Once you have chosen your programme, get in touch with the operator to confirm availability. You will share your traveller details and settle either a deposit or the full price, in line with their booking policy.
Prepare Your Travel Documents
Check your passport dates, apply for an Egyptian visa if you need one, and keep printed or digital copies of your itinerary, hotel vouchers and tour confirmations to hand.
Pack and Get Ready
Pack for the season and the sights ahead. Comfortable walking shoes, high-factor sunscreen, a refillable water bottle and a universal travel adapter belong at the top of the list.
Enjoy Your Trip!
On landing, follow the plan your team has put together, keep your guide or agency contact close, and give yourself over to the layered wonders of Egypt.
Tipping, known locally as “baksheesh”, is woven into daily life in Egypt and is generally not built into your tour price. Guides, drivers, porters and hotel staff all appreciate a small gesture of thanks in cash, scaled to how attentive the service has been. As a working guide, around 10-15% of the bill or service cost is a fair and welcome amount.
