Follow the thread of Egyptian civilisation from pharaohs to modern day across two extraordinary museums in one seamless day. On the edge of the Giza Plateau, the Grand Egyptian Museum throws open galleries of monumental scale, with the complete treasures of Tutankhamun on show together for the very first time. Then head into Old Cairo for the National Museum of Egyptian Civilization, where the Royal Mummies Hall receives its royal residents in reverent quiet. You travel in an air-conditioned vehicle with a devoted Egyptologist beside you, moving unhurriedly between the two, hearing the human stories behind the objects, and breaking for a proper lunch in between. Reserve this rich, single-day museum experience with Daily Pyramids Tours and let the country’s masterpieces speak for themselves.
Step into the deep past of the Nile Valley on a full day devoted to two of Egypt’s most extraordinary museums. Wander the vast galleries of the Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM), where the treasures of King Tut are gathered together, then cross the city to the National Museum of Egyptian Civilization to stand quietly before the royal mummies and a wealth of irreplaceable artefacts.
After enjoying a delicious breakfast at your accommodation, your day of discovery begins as you meet your private Egyptologist guide. Traveling in a comfortable private air-conditioned vehicle, you’ll head to one of Egypt’s newest and most impressive cultural landmarks—the Grand Egyptian Museum.
This museum is home to one of the world’s most comprehensive collections of ancient Egyptian treasures, all under one roof. As you explore its vast galleries, you’ll be immersed in Egypt’s rich 1,000-year history through permanent exhibits, special exhibitions, and engaging public programs that bring the past to life.
After a morning filled with awe-inspiring artifacts, you’ll pause for lunch at a local restaurant. Here, you’ll enjoy a selection of traditional Egyptian dishes, including flavorful meat options, rice, and fresh salads. (Please note that drinks are not included.)
In the afternoon, your journey continues at the National Museum of Egyptian Civilization (NMEC), the first museum in the Arab world dedicated to the full scope of Egypt’s ancient heritage. NMEC offers a fascinating overview of Egypt’s diverse historical periods and serves as a dynamic center for culture, education, and entertainment for visitors, researchers, and scholars alike.
Following these enriching visits, your guide will escort you back to your accommodation, where you can unwind and reflect on the remarkable day of history and culture.
| Single | $195 |
| 2 Persons | $130 Per Person |
| 3 Persons | $112 Per Person |
| 4 Persons | $107 Per Person |
| 5 Persons | $100 Per Person |
| 6 Persons | $95 Per Person |
Every price quoted by Daily Pyramids Tours is set in US Dollars (USD) unless we say otherwise. We’re happy to receive payment in other leading currencies too, including Euros (EUR), British Pounds (GBP) and more, converted at the official exchange rate on the day you pay.
Our rates reflect the realities of the market, seasonal peaks, and how much of each service is available, so they can shift without warning. The moment your deposit or full payment reaches us, however, your price is locked and protected.
What’s Included in Our Packages:
Always review your booking confirmation and itinerary for the precise inclusions and exclusions attached to your trip.
Holiday Supplement:
Because demand climbs so sharply over the festive season, a 25% surcharge is added to every Nile Cruise and tour package running during Christmas, New Year, and Easter.
Booking with Daily Pyramids Tours is straightforward, and the payment terms depend on what you’ve chosen:
As soon as your payment clears, we email over a written confirmation, your personalised itinerary and travel documents. Every payment is receipted for your records.
Plans shift, and we get that. Here is how our cancellation scale works:
Where a refund is due, we process it within 14 business days of receiving your written cancellation. A handful of cruises and hotels apply stricter rules of their own, and any such conditions will be flagged clearly in your itinerary.
Families are always welcome on Daily Pyramids Tours, and our children’s pricing is straightforward:
These reductions apply when children share a room with two paying adults. A few Nile Cruises and luxury hotels operate their own policies for younger guests, and any variations will be explained clearly in your itinerary.
A handful of stand-out experiences sit outside our standard packages. You can add them at the time of booking or arrange them on the day, subject to availability. Popular add-ons include:
Optional experiences can be settled in USD or local currency (EGP). We strongly suggest reserving them ahead of time, particularly during peak season.
Our packages cover the essentials, but a few personal items are worth budgeting for:
It’s helpful to carry a little local currency (EGP) for smaller moments, especially tips and purchases in traditional markets.
Tipping, known locally as “baksheesh”, is a warm cultural gesture in Egypt for good service. It isn’t compulsory, but it is genuinely valued:
Tips are not included in the package price, so keeping a few small USD or EGP notes handy will make things much easier.
Egypt is at its most enjoyable through the winter stretch from November to February, when the daytime warmth is gentle and outdoor sites such as the pyramids and Nile temples are a pleasure to wander. Try to sidestep the height of summer between June and August, when the mercury can climb well past 40°C (104°F) in much of the country.
The paperwork required for entry into Egypt is usually straightforward:
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.
Egypt is broadly regarded as a safe destination for visitors. Considerable effort goes into protecting travellers, particularly around the major sights and city centres. Even so, it’s sensible to review the latest guidance from your own government before you fly and to keep an eye on local news while you’re on the ground.
Decide Your Travel Dates and Budget
Determine when you want to travel and how much you are willing to spend. This helps narrow down your options for flights, accommodations, and tours.
Choose Your Itinerary and Destinations
Egypt offers many popular spots such as Cairo, the Pyramids of Giza, Luxor, Aswan, the Nile Cruise, Alexandria, and the Red Sea resorts. Decide which places you want to visit and for how long.
Find a Reliable Tour Operator or Travel Agency
You can book through a local Egyptian tour operator, an international travel agency, or online platforms that specialize in Egypt tours. Check reviews and ratings to ensure they are trustworthy.
Select a Tour Package or Customize Your Trip
Many companies offer pre-designed packages that include flights, hotels, transportation, and guided tours. If you prefer, you can also customize your trip based on your interests and budget.
Make a Reservation
Once you choose your package or itinerary, contact the tour operator to check availability. You will need to provide your personal details and pay a deposit or the full amount depending on the policy.
Prepare Your Travel Documents
Ensure your passport is valid and apply for an Egyptian visa if required. Confirm all bookings and print out your travel itinerary, hotel vouchers, and tour confirmations.
Pack and Get Ready
Prepare according to the weather and activities planned. Don’t forget essentials like comfortable walking shoes, sunscreen, and travel adapters.
Enjoy Your Trip!
On arrival, follow your itinerary, stay in contact with your guide or agency, and enjoy exploring Egypt’s rich history and culture.
Tipping, or “baksheesh”, is woven into everyday life in Egypt and generally sits outside the tour price. Guides, drivers and hotel staff all appreciate a small acknowledgement of good service. As a working guide, tipping around 10-15% of the bill or service cost tends to feel about right.
