Tour To Giza Pyramids and Step Pyramid From Sokhna Port

The Giza Pyramids are considered among the most famous tourist landmarks known worldwide and they are one of the remaining Seven Wonders of the Ancient World to this day.

This is because their features highlight the astonishing and incredible ingenuity of ancient Egyptian architecture.

They were built approximately 25 centuries BC and include the three pyramids: the Pyramid of Khufu, the Pyramid of Khafre and the Pyramid of Menkaure, in addition to the Sphinx statue and the Saqqara Pyramid which is called the Step Pyramid, located nearby.

Therefore, if you wish to have a rich and profound historical cultural experience, we can take you on a Tour to Giza Pyramids and Step Pyramid From Sokhna Port after your ship arrives, following your journey in Ain Sokhna.

Here in this article, we will talk about the best tourist Tour to Giza Pyramids and Step Pyramid From Sokhna Port.

Best time to Go For Tour To Giza Pyramids and Step Pyramid From Sokhna Port

The appropriate time to visit the Pyramids and the Saqqara Pyramid from Sokhna Port depends on your personal preference and the prevailing weather conditions in the area.

Ain Sokhna and Giza Governorate can experience intense heat in the summer, especially in desert areas like the region where the Pyramids and Saqqara Pyramid are located.

Therefore, the very hot summer months (June-August) should be avoided.

The ideal times to take a Tour to Giza Pyramids and Step Pyramid From Sokhna Port would be in the winter and spring seasons, that is from November to April, due to the generally moderate weather.

As for the suitable time of day to visit the Pyramids, it is early in the morning.

The Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities has set visiting hours for the Pyramids which are usually from 7:00 AM to 5:00 PM.

Important rules to observe when visiting archaeological sites

There is a set of instructions and guidelines issued by the Egyptian Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities for visiting archaeological sites which are implemented for all visitors of all nationalities.

This is to ensure the preservation of the cleanliness and safety of these valuable and sensitive archaeological sites for everyone. Among the most prominent of these instructions are the following:

• You should not make any noise and you should maintain your calmness and respect in these archaeological sites.
• You should maintain the cleanliness of the archaeological site and not dispose of any waste in it.
• Eating and drinking inside closed exhibition halls or tombs is forbidden, but small bottles of mineral water are usually allowed.
• You must not deface the antiquities or write on the walls of archaeological sites in any way.
• Using any sharp tools or prohibited materials inside the archaeological site is strictly forbidden to protect the exhibits.
• You must not smoke inside the archaeological site; smoking is permitted only in designated areas if available.
• Security and safety personnel must verify the identity of visitors, inspect bags and check entrance tickets to the site.
• Do not take any photographs or videos of the site unless it is for commercial purposes and only after obtaining official approval from the site authority.