Special 7 Days Cairo and Sharm El Sheikh Tour

You will enjoy a delicious breakfast at your hotel for the first time, and then you will start your enjoyable tour of the most important archaeological sites in the world. You will see the most important archaeological landmark in the world, the Pyramids of Giza, about which many rumors spread claiming that the pyramids were built by aliens, which angered Egyptian archaeologists who presented many conclusive pieces of evidence proving that the pyramids are an authentic Egyptian creation and made by Egyptian hands. This evidence is well-known to everyone and published worldwide, including what is mentioned in many archaeological discoveries that prove this, the first of which are the famous "Wadi Al-Jarf Papyrus," "The Workers' Town in the South Mountain of the Pyramids," and "The Tombs of the Workers Who Built the Pyramids in the South Mountain of the Pyramids."

You will see the Great Sphinx, which belongs to the Fourth Dynasty and was added by Khafre. However, some believe it was built by Khafre's older brother, Djedefre, to commemorate their great father, Khufu. These scholars point out that the face of the Great Sphinx bears a greater resemblance to Khafre, which has led to the rumor that Khufu himself built the statue.

You will visit the Valley Temple, which was built of solid granite alongside the pyramid. A causeway connects it to the pyramid. You will find inside it several fine statues of King Khafre and the god Horus, known as the "falcon god" because he takes the form of a falcon in some temple inscriptions and papyri. These statues are built of diorite, which was imported from the Nubian Desert.

You will enjoy exploring the ancient Saqqara complex, which is part of the famous Memphis Necropolis. It houses a large number of precious ancient Egyptian artifacts, including the Step Pyramid of King Djoser, the oldest monumental stone structure in history dating back to the Third Dynasty. The famous French architect Jean-Philippe Loyer devoted a large part of his life to restoring the pyramid complex of King Djoser. You will also see the pyramids of numerous kings from the Fifth and Sixth Dynasties, most notably the pyramid of King Unas, the first to have his burial chamber inscribed with the Pyramids' inscriptions and writings. The pyramids also house kings and senior officials from the First and Second Dynasties, as well as a vast collection of tombs of wealthy individuals from the Old Kingdom. The area also includes valuable archaeological tombs dating back to the First Intermediate Period, as well as tombs from the Middle and New Kingdoms. The area also includes the burial site of the sacred Apis bull (the Serapeum), which remained in use from the Eighteenth Dynasty until the famous Ptolemaic period. You will enjoy a delicious lunch at one of Egypt's finest restaurants.

You will visit the famous city of Memphis, which is believed to have been founded by Menes, the legendary first king, in 3100 BC. The ancient city of Memphis was the capital during the Early Period (c. 3100–2686 BC) and the Old Kingdom (c. 2668–2121 BC) and remained one of the most important cities throughout more than three thousand years of ancient Egyptian history. Memphis was a center of worship for the god Ptah, whose temple was one of the most important in all of ancient Egypt. It was so important that the word "Egypt," derived from the Greek word "Aigyptos," came from the ancient temple name "Hout-ka-Ptah," meaning "Temple of the Famous Spirit of the God Ptah." You will see the granite statue of Ramesses II, approximately 33 feet tall, including its sturdy base. This statue stands as a testament to his precious legacy and the power of ancient Egyptian art and architecture.

You will see the famous alabaster sphinx, which was discovered by the renowned British archaeologist Flinders Petrie during excavations in the sanctuary of the Temple of Ptah in the southeastern area of ​​Mit Rahina. This alabaster statue dates back to the 18th Dynasty and was later reused in the Ramesside period.

After this enjoyable tour, we will return you to your hotel.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch

After enjoying a delicious breakfast at your hotel, you will visit one of the largest and oldest museums in the world, the Egyptian Museum in Tahrir Square, accompanied by one of the best tour guides from the Cairo Top Tours team. This unique museum was built using the best modern Italian construction methods to meet the various challenges through history. This museum is also known as the Museum of Ancient Egyptian Civilization. It is the oldest archaeological museum in Egypt and the Middle East. This museum is a large ancient masterpiece with pink walls and stunning architecture. It houses priceless treasures, including the largest collection of Pharaonic antiquities in the world, along with artifacts dating back to the Greco-Roman era. The most important of these are magnificent statues of ancient kings and pharaohs, as well as ancient coffins, jewelry, mummies, ancient Egyptian food vessels, and many other treasures.

You will visit the Citadel of Saladin, which is one of the most famous landmarks in Islamic Cairo and one of the oldest military fortresses. Its strategic location on a rocky hill adjacent to Mokattam Mountain offers a magnificent view of all of Cairo's historical landmarks. Salah El Din began the construction of this citadel between 1176 and 1183 AD, but it was not completed during his lifetime. Sultan Al-Kamil ibn al-Adil completed it in 1207 AD. It remained the seat of Egyptian government until the reign of Khedive Ismail, who moved the seat of government to Abdeen Palace. The Citadel houses many important Islamic monuments that have been added to it over the centuries, including the Mosque of Muhammad Ali Pasha, the Mosque of al-Nasir Muhammad ibn Qalawun, the Mosque of Sulayman Pasha al-Khadem, and the Joseph's Well. It also houses several museums, including the Police Museum, the Jewel Palace, and the Harbi Palace.

You will have a delicious lunch at one of Cairo's best restaurants, then proceed to the Coptic Cairo area. This church is considered the first papal seat in Cairo and was used for many major Christian religious celebrations. The church's most famous feature is the 90 ancient icons scattered across its walls. Therefore, the Ministry of Antiquities constantly strives to preserve Egyptian antiquities and maintain its distinctive historical landmarks.

You will visit the famous Abu Serga Church, which is also known as the Church of Saints Sergius and Bacchus. This church was founded in the late seventh century by Saint Athanasius, a prominent figure in the Umayyad state during the reign of Abd al-Aziz ibn Marwan, ruler of Egypt from 685 to 705.

Athanasius came from Syria and was deeply moved by the story of Saint Sergius, who was martyred there at the same time as his friend, the martyr Bacchus. Athanasius built this church in memory of the two martyrs, over the site of the famous blessed cave of the Holy Family.

You will visit Khan El-Khalili, which has been one of the most important markets in the world for over 600 years. Although Fatimid Cairo contained a large number of diverse and varied commercial markets, Khan El-Khalili, in particular, held a special place among tourists visiting Egypt, and from there, it gained significant importance over the years. After enjoying this fantastic tour, we will transfer you back to your hotel in Cairo.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch

You will enjoy a delicious breakfast early in the morning to prepare for your flight to Sharm El-Sheikh, which is one of the most important and famous tourist cities in the world. A representative from Cairo Top Tours will be there to transfer you to Cairo International Airport to take your flight to Sharm El-Sheikh. Upon arrival at Sharm El-Sheikh Airport, your tour leader will transfer you to one of the most beautiful and famous hotels in Sharm El-Sheikh for lunch and some rest. In the evening, you will have dinner and rest to prepare for your adventure the next day.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

You will wake up early in the morning, full of energy and enthusiasm, have breakfast at your hotel, and enjoy a swim before starting your tour today. A Cairo Top Tours representative will pick you up at the quad bike center to begin your adventure. You will meet your tour leader, who will give you all the necessary instructions to follow during the tour to ensure your safety. You will enjoy exploring the beautiful Sinai Desert and admiring the stunning mountains while riding quad bikes.

Afterward, you will stop for a break and enjoy Bedouin tea, then return to the quad bike center. Your tour leader will take you back to your hotel for lunch. In the evening, you can enjoy some recreational activities, followed by dinner.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

You will enjoy a delicious and freshly prepared breakfast at your hotel to get ready for your amazing tour today. A representative from Cairo Top Tours will come to you to transfer you to your boat, which will take you to one of the most important gems of the Red Sea, the famous Ras Mohamed National Park. The reserve boasts great environmental diversity, making it a major tourist destination, offering beach, safari, and medical tourism. Its unique biodiversity, from stunning beaches to stunning dunes and vast desert areas, has made it one of the most diverse and complex reserves in the world.

It is also listed on the prestigious Green List of the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN). You will enjoy swimming and snorkeling in this enchanting reserve, where you will see the most beautiful fish, marine creatures, and beautiful coral reefs. You will enjoy a delicious lunch on board. After the tour, we will return you to your hotel for dinner and some rest.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Today is the last day of your vacation in Egypt with Cairo Top Tours. Our representative will transfer you to Sharm El Sheikh Airport to board your flight back to Cairo. Once you arrive at Cairo International Airport, you'll board your flight home after this exciting adventure.

Meals: Breakfast