Spend one unforgettable day in the company of the last surviving Wonder of the Ancient World, then step straight into Egypt’s newest cultural landmark. Your private Egyptologist walks you around the three great Pyramids of Giza, guides you to the enigmatic Sphinx, and picks the perfect panoramic viewpoint where all three tombs align for the photograph you have been dreaming of. From there, glide into the Grand Egyptian Museum, where the complete Tutankhamun collection and thousands of glittering artefacts fill soaring, sunlit galleries that overlook the plateau itself. Hotel pickup in an air-conditioned vehicle, an unhurried pace, and richly told stories of the pharaohs keep the whole day effortless. Book your day of wonders with Daily Pyramids Tours.
Meet ancient Egypt on both sides of the plateau in a single day. Stand beneath the Giza Pyramids, come face-to-face with the Sphinx, and then cross to the Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM), where thousands of extraordinary treasures, including the full collection of King Tut, are finally displayed together in the country’s grandest new galleries.
After enjoying a delicious breakfast at your hotel, your day of discovery began with a warm welcome from your private Egyptologist guide. Together, you stepped into a comfortable, air-conditioned vehicle and set off toward the edge of Cairo, where the desert meets the sky and history rises from the sands.
As you approached the Giza Plateau, the first sight of the pyramids stopped you in your tracks—massive, silent, and timeless. You walked between the ancient giants, pausing to admire their grandeur and feel the echoes of the past in the dry desert air. The Sphinx waited nearby, half-buried in mystery, its gaze locked in place for thousands of years. Standing before it, you couldn’t help but wonder what secrets it still holds.
You continued your journey through the Valley Temple, where ancient rituals once prepared kings for the afterlife. The atmosphere inside was cooler, heavier—almost sacred—as if time itself had slowed within its walls.
With your senses full of history, it was time to rest and refuel. You headed to a local restaurant where a hearty Egyptian lunch was served. Flavors of spiced meats, fresh salads, and seasoned rice offered a delicious pause in your adventure.
The final chapter of the day took you to the highly anticipated Grand Egyptian Museum. Walking through its halls, you were surrounded by treasures that spanned millennia—each artifact telling a different story, each gallery offering a new perspective on ancient life. It felt like stepping through time, guided by your expert companion who brought each piece to life with vivid detail.
As the sun began to lower, painting Cairo in warm gold, your guide returned you to your accommodation. Tired but inspired, you ended the day with a heart full of awe and a mind still wandering the ancient sands of Egypt.
| Single | $210 |
| 2 Persons | $145 Per Person |
| 3 Persons | $123 Per Person |
| 4 Persons | $115 Per Person |
| 5 Persons | $105 Per Person |
| 6 Persons | $100 Per Person |
Every rate at Daily Pyramids Tours is displayed in US Dollars (USD) as standard, though we are happy to accept payment in other leading currencies such as Euros (EUR), British Pounds (GBP) and more, converted at the official exchange rate on the day the payment is made.
Because prices respond to seasonality, supplier availability and shifting market conditions, they can be adjusted without prior notice. The moment your deposit or full payment reaches us, however, the price on your booking is locked in and protected from any future change.
What’s Included in Our Packages:
Do take a look at your personal booking confirmation and itinerary, which spell out the precise inclusions and exclusions for your trip.
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.
So your reservation with Daily Pyramids Tours goes through without a hitch, our payment schedule is tailored to the type of service you book:
Once payment clears, a written confirmation, your personalised itinerary and all travel documents arrive by email, together with receipts for anything you have paid.
Plans shift, and we get it. Our cancellation policy is straightforward:
Where a refund is owed, it will be returned within 14 business days of us receiving your written cancellation. A handful of cruises and hotels operate under stricter terms of their own, and any such conditions will be spelled out clearly on your itinerary.
Families are always welcome at Daily Pyramids Tours, and our children’s rates work as follows:
These reductions apply when children share a room with two full-paying adults. A few Nile Cruises and higher-end hotels set their own rules or minimum ages for younger children, and where that is the case, the details will appear on your itinerary.
A handful of unforgettable extras sit outside the standard package. You can reserve them ahead of time or add them on the ground once you arrive, subject to availability. Popular choices include:
Optional experiences can be settled in USD or Egyptian Pounds (EGP). Booking in advance is a good idea, particularly when the high season is in full swing.
Our packages cover the essentials, but a small personal budget is worth setting aside for:
Keeping some Egyptian Pounds (EGP) in your wallet is helpful for day-to-day moments, especially when tipping or browsing the local markets.
In Egypt, tipping (or “baksheesh”) is the everyday way of thanking someone for good service. It is never obligatory, but it is warmly received:
Tips are typically not included in the package rate, so a small stash of USD or EGP notes will make the moment easy whenever the time comes to say thank you.
Egypt shows its finest side in the winter, roughly November through February, when the days stay pleasantly mild and outdoor visits to the pyramids, temples and open-air sites are at their most enjoyable. It is wise to avoid the peak of summer, from June to August, when the mercury regularly climbs above 40°C (104°F) across much of the country.
Before you head to Egypt, most travellers will need the following in order:
Passport: Valid for at least six months from the date of entry.
Visa: Depending on your nationality, you may need to obtain a visa in advance or upon arrival. Some nationalities are eligible for e-visas.
Travel Insurance: Recommended to cover medical emergencies and other unforeseen circumstances.
Vaccinations: While no specific vaccinations are required for entry, it’s advisable to check with your healthcare provider for any recommended vaccinations.
By and large, Egypt is a safe and welcoming destination for tourists. Extensive measures are in place to protect visitors, particularly around the major cultural sites and city centres. As with any trip, it is sensible to review your own government’s latest travel advice and keep an ear on local news in the days leading up to your journey.
Decide Your Travel Dates and Budget
Settle on when you would like to travel and roughly how much you want to spend. That single decision will steer everything that follows, from flights to hotels to the shape of your tours.
Choose Your Itinerary and Destinations
Egypt is generous with iconic places, from Cairo and the Pyramids of Giza to Luxor, Aswan, a Nile Cruise, Alexandria and the Red Sea resorts. Pick the stops that call to you and how many nights each deserves.
Find a Reliable Tour Operator or Travel Agency
Book with a local Egyptian specialist, an international travel agency, or a reputable online platform focused on Egypt. Read reviews and ratings carefully so you can trust who you’re travelling with.
Select a Tour Package or Customize Your Trip
Ready-made packages typically bundle flights, hotels, transfers and guided tours into one price. If you would rather tailor everything to your own tastes, most operators will happily build a custom itinerary.
Make a Reservation
Once your package or itinerary is chosen, get in touch with the tour operator to confirm availability. Expect to share your personal details and pay either a deposit or the balance in full, depending on their policy.
Prepare Your Travel Documents
Check that your passport is valid, apply for an Egyptian visa if required, and confirm every booking. Print your itinerary, hotel vouchers and tour confirmations so you have them to hand.
Pack and Get Ready
Pack for the climate and for the activities on your schedule. Comfortable walking shoes, plenty of sunscreen and a travel adapter should sit near the top of the bag.
Enjoy Your Trip!
Once you land, follow your itinerary, keep in touch with your guide or agency and give yourself over to Egypt’s remarkable history and culture.
Tipping, known locally as “baksheesh”, is woven into everyday life in Egypt and is not built into your tour cost. It is customary to thank guides, drivers and hotel teams for the care they take of you. As a general benchmark, tip according to the standard of service you received, usually somewhere in the region of 10-15% of the bill or the service cost.
