Cairo Tours can assist you in making the most of your stay in the city, which has a seemingly endless number of attractions and activities. Cairo is the capital of Egypt for centuries so it offers countless activities and a variety of day tours, Cairo is a city that first-time tourists typically find to be as bewildering and of an assault on their senses as it is gorgeous and rich in historic finery; hence, Cairo is a city that travelers tend to love and detest in equal quantities, so all you need is to choose your Cairo day tour that suits you from our Cairo Tours.
One of the most significant megacities in the world is Cairo. Cairo is one of the few cities that can compete with other cities in terms of historical sightseeing. Still, the Egyptian capital provides visitors more than simply museums and mosques.
If you want to get a sense of how people live on the streets in contemporary Egypt, the city of Cairo is the most incredible spot to visit anywhere in the nation. A visit to Egypt is incomplete without at least one night spent in the town the Arabs call Umm al-Dunya (The Mother of the World).
You can go to Giza where you will enjoy visiting the Pyramids Complex (Giza Complex) as well as the ancient city of Memphis. Also, you can enjoy your time visiting the Museum of Islamic Art Cairo, the Egyptian Museum, The Grand Museum Egypt , and the Coptic Museum that are spread across the city, and don’t forget the religious places as Cairo holds a lot of historical and religious sites from Jewish, Coptic Cairo, to Islamic Cairo. So all you need is to choose your Cairo day tour that suits you from our Cairo Tours.
Pick one of our stunning Cairo Day Tours & Trips
Check below our Cairo Day Tours & choose your favorite trip.
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Greater Cairo – the capital of Egypt, home to the Giza Pyramids, the Egyptian Museum and fabulous Islamic architecture.
Alexandria – Egypt’s window on the Mediterranean, with still-palpable glimpses of the past.
Luxor – the gateway to the Valley of the Kings, amongst other fabulous attractions.
Aswan – a more relaxed option, full of amazing sights.
Port Said – the center of the third-largest metropolitan area, has a cosmopolitan heritage, home to the Lighthouse of Port Said.
Hurghada – a town on the Red Sea, filled with all-inclusive resorts and diving.
Sharm El Sheikh – a hugely popular resort town on the Sinai peninsula, with some of the best scuba diving in the world.
Popular destinations in Egypt
Abu Simbel – a very remote town in the far south, with some beautiful ancient temples.
Dahab – at Sinai, east of Sharm El Sheikh, a backpacker central, with excellent scuba diving.
Karnak – scattered temples built with an emphasis on size, an impressive avenue of ram-headed sphinxes runs through the middle.
Memphis and Saqqara – both filled with relics and ruins of ancient Egypt, they’re often combined as a day trip from Cairo.
Siwa – a stunning remote oasis near the Libyan border.
St. Katherine home to the oldest continually inhabited monastery, Mount Sinai and Mount Katherine (the highest mountain in Egypt) and truly Bedouin culture.
Taba Heights – a purpose-built resort with views of Israel, Jordan, and Saudi Arabia.
General tips
Respect the culture and keep it alive.
Try not to go on trips without a guide and a skilled driver.
When you go to Egypt, wear comfortable shoes.
Don't take pictures or videos without the proper permission.
Don't go on a trip without getting the recommended shots and travel insurance.
Bring a scarf to cover your hair when you go to a mosque or other place of worship.
Try the food from Egypt; it's delicious!
Before going to a new place or destination, it's always a good idea to find out as much as possible about it.
When trying an adventure activity, you should never put your safety last.
Learn about some of the local customs and culture.
Learn some words from the local languages in the area.
Don't take corals out of the Red Sea, and don't touch them. Even a tiny bump can hurt them.
Frequently Asked Questions.
Some of the most common questions asked by tourists.
Is it safe to travel to Egypt?
Egypt is a safe destination, and you will have a quiet and pleasant trip to any of its extraordinary cities to do all the activities and visit all its famous sights and beaches. The tourist police, the army, and others provide total security for your visit to avoid the occurrence of any problem.
Can women travel alone? It is safe?
Women should not worry about traveling alone because it is safe, as policemen, army soldiers, and tourist police are spread all over the country to protect tourists and citizens. Therefore, you will always find them close to your location in case you need help, but you should know that problems will rarely happen, so you should not be afraid to travel to Egypt alone.
What exactly is it that Cairo is famous for?
Cairo is known as the home of the pyramids and the center of an ancient heritage that dates back more than four thousand years and spans different ages, from pharaonic to Coptic to Islamic, including the Cairo Citadel, hanging church, Khan el Khalili Bazaar, and more. It is also the capital city of Egypt.
How to Have a Vacation in Cairo?
There are many things to do in Cairo, including taking in all the historical landmarks like the magnificent Giza Pyramids and Cairo Citadel. You may take in the sound and light show at the pyramids, a tour of the antique cafés in old Cairo, go shopping in Khan el Khalili, board a magnificent dinner cruise over the glorious Nile, and learn about the renowned Egyptian museum, and much more.
When should you go to cairo?
The best times to visit Cairo are from March to April and from October to November.
What is the best traditional food from Egypt?
We recommend “Ful & Ta’meya (Fava Beans and Falafel),” “Mulukhiya,” and “Koshary,” which is a traditional Egyptian pasta dish, and “Kebab & Kofta,” which is a traditional Egyptian meat dish.
What Should You Bring on Your Cairo Tour?
Pack everything you might need in a tiny bag to make traveling between your places easier.
How many Coptic sites can I see on a day trip from Cairo?
It will be the best chance for anyone visiting Egypt to see some of the best Coptic sites while in Cairo. On your day tour, you will be able to see the fantastic Ben Ezra Synagogue, the Hanging Church, Abu Serga Church, and Virgin Mary Church. With our private tour guide, you can learn about the history of each place and take as much time as you want at each one.
What should you wear in Egypt?
Wear whatever looks good and feels good. For Egypt’s terrain, it’s best to wear something light and comfortable, like a shoe with a closed toe. During the summer in Egypt, wear a sun hat to protect yourself from the sun.
What times do shops and other stores in Egypt open and close?
Most shops in Egypt open around 10 a.m. and close at 10 p.m., but in big cities, many shops, cafes, and restaurants stay open much later, and some facilities and shops are available 24 hours a day.
Is it worthwhile to travel to Cairo, Egypt?
Cairo is the most populous metropolis in Africa and the sixth most populous city in the world. Therefore, it is home to a wide variety of attractions and activities. This city is packed with a wealth of history, and it also offers a variety of fascinating experiences, beautiful foods, and delectable coffees.
What languages can you speak in Egypt?
Arabic is the official language, but most Egyptians who live in cities speak English or understand at least a few words and phrases. Few Egyptians can speak French, Italian, Spanish, and German. Professional tour guides in the tourism industry know how to deal with tourists who don’t speak Arabic, and they also speak enough English and other languages to meet the needs of all our clients.
Is there certain clothing for men to enter a mosque?
Men are preferred to wear long pants and not shorts in case of entering a mosque, but they will not face any problem if they wear shorts.
Is there certain clothing for women should wear to enter a mosque?
It is preferred that you cover your skin and wear a headscarf as a kind of respect for the religious site, but it is not required.
Is it allowed to take photos inside the tombs?
Taking photos inside the tombs is not allowed, and at some sites like Valle del Rey, visitors are asked to put down their cameras before entering because using the camera flash can ruin artwork inside the tombs. Therefore, you must follow the rules to avoid the occurrence of any problems.
Why is it more preferable to stay in a hotel near the pyramids than to stay in the center?
The first thing to do when visiting Cairo is to head to the great pyramids of Giza, especially if you are staying for a few days, and thus booking a room in a hotel near the pyramids will allow you to visit various tourist sites easily and in a short time without getting stuck in the downtown traffic jam. Hotels near the Pyramids also offer more luxurious facilities like outdoor pools, beautiful gardens to relax in, and more to ensure you get entertaining accommodation. Also, the cost of staying in a resort in the pyramids area is less than that of downtown hotels.
Is it possible to explore any of the three pyramids of Giza from the inside?
Yes, it is allowed, but there is a limited number of tickets, and you can only buy these tickets from the main entrance. You have to get there early so you can find a ticket because they sold out quickly.
Is it simple to use my credit or debit card in Egypt?
Yes, credit and debit cards are easily accepted and used throughout Egypt, including in hotels, cruise ships, shopping centers, and more. When you decide to do some shopping in the local markets, it is preferable to carry some cash because you may find that some stores do not accept cards.
What do I need to do to obtain my tourist visa?
You must go to the Egyptian Embassy to apply for your tourist visa. In case you are from another country like Australia, Brazil, Malaysia, Western Europe, North America, or others, you are allowed to take your tourist visa upon arrival in Egypt.
