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Per Person4 Days Cairo tour is one of the most popular Cairo short breaks and is considered your best option for exploring Magical Cairo attractions and historical sites in the Giza area with a private air-conditioned vehicle and private Egyptologist tour guide, as well as visiting Islamic Cairo and exploring Coptic sites, in addition to your visit to the Giza Pyramids, Egyptian Museum, Mohamed Ali Mosque, Khan El-Khalili, and a lot of unforgettable places Just In 4 Days Cairo Tour.
4 Days Cairo Tour Overview
Spending 4 days in Cairo, Egypt, allows you to immerse yourself deeply in the wonders of Egyptian civilization.
Start with a visit to the National Museum of Egyptian Antiquities and the much-anticipated Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM), both housing priceless artifacts. Explore Coptic Cairo to discover historic churches and the legacy of Mohammad Ali.
A day trip to the Pyramids of Giza lets you marvel at the Great Pyramid and enjoy the captivating Sound and Light show in the evening.
Cap off your experience with a relaxing dinner cruise on the Nile, making the most of the amount of time to savor Cairo’s rich heritage and vibrant atmosphere.
Included and Excluded
- Representative at airports for greeting and helping.
- All transfers by a private air-conditioned car.
- Accommodation in Cairo for 3 nights at 5* hotel.
- Private English-speaking Egyptologist guide.
- Bottled water and snacks during the trips.
- All service charges and taxes.
- Any additional meals and drinks.
- Anything not included in your tour itinerary.
- Entry visa to Egypt.
- Tipping “Feel free to give as much gratitude as you want to give.”
- Any Optional activities.
Highlights of the Tour
- Giza Pyramids Complex.
- The Great Sphinx.
- Sakkara Step Pyramids.
- Memphis City.
- Egyptian Museum.
- Khan el Khalili Bazaar.
- Mohamed Ali Mosque.
- Salah El-Din Citadel.
Tour Itinerary
Our delegated representative will be waiting for you at Cairo International Airport with the purpose of assisting you to complete your entry procedures. Then you will be transferred to your hotel by a private air-conditioned vehicle. Your tour guide will review the tour itinerary, the times of pick-ups, and all the details of each tour.
- Meals: No Meals.
- Overnight: Cairo Hotel.
Get a tasty breakfast at the hotel. Then accompany your Egyptologist tour guide to Start Your 4 Days Cairo Tour by visiting one of the world’s seven wonders.
Giza Pyramids Complex:
The remarkable complex consists of three pyramids, which were built by King Khufu, King Khafre, and King Menkaure during the fourth dynasty of ancient Egypt’s old kingdom. Famous Sphinx :The Great Sphinx of Giza is one of the most famous monuments in the world. Located on the Giza Plateau in Egypt, it is thought to have been built during the reign of Pharaoh Khafre
Valley temple :It served as a mortuary temple for Pharaoh Khafre, where his body was mummified and prepared for burial. The Valley Temple is one of the most impressive ancient monuments in Egypt, and its grandeur has captivated visitors for centuries.
Its intricate architecture and stunning sculptures are a testament to the skill of its builders, and it remains an important symbol of Ancient Egyptian culture today.
Memphis City :
Visitors can explore its many temples, tombs, pyramids, monuments and more. They can also visit its museums to learn about its past and present inhabitants. With so much to offer, Memphis City is sure to provide an unforgettable experience for all who visit it!
Sakkara Pyramids :
The Sakkara Pyramid is one of the oldest and most impressive structures in the world . It has been an inspiration for many generations and continues to fascinate people from all over the world with its grandeur and beauty.
You will have your lunch during the 4 Days Cairo Tour at a reputable eatery. At the end of the Second day In Your 4 Days Cairo Tour, we will transfer you to your hotel.- Meals: Breakfast & Lunch.
- Overnight: Cairo Hotel.
Enjoy your breakfast at your hotel, then you will be accompanied by your tour guide to complete your 4 day Cairo tour
Egyptian Museum:
Visitors can explore the museum’s galleries and discover a variety of artifacts, including mummies, sculptures, jewelry, and papyrus scrolls. The museum also has a library with thousands of books on Egyptology and related topics
Hanging church:The Hanging Church is an important part of Egypt’s history and culture, and should be appreciated by all who have the opportunity to visit it.
Ben Ezra Synagogue:
The Ben Ezra Synagogue is an ancient synagogue located in Cairo, Egypt. It is one of the oldest synagogues in the world and has been a place of worship for Jews
Then you’ll find yourself in Islamic Cairo, where you can see: Mohamed Ali Mosque :Mohamed Ali Mosque, also known as the Alabaster Mosque, is an iconic landmark located in Cairo, Egypt.
Salah El Din Citadel :The citadel has been a witness to many battles and wars throughout its long history. It played a significant role in defending the city from foreign invasions and has been an important part of Cairo’s culture and heritage for centuries
khan El Khalili:
The market has a variety of shops that sell everything from traditional Egyptian goods to modern souvenirs. Visitors can find spices, jewelry, clothing, pottery, and more. It is also home to many restaurants and cafes that serve traditional Egyptian cuisine. Khan El Khalili is an essential part of Cairo’s history and culture, and it offers visitors a unique insight into the country’s past.
Your lunch will be served at a very good restaurant in Cairo, and then we will drive you back to your hotel for the Third overnight In Your 4 Days Cairo Tour.- Meals: Breakfast & Lunch.
- Overnight: Cairo Hotel.
After your breakfast, our representative will get you to Cairo International Airport as your 4 Days Cairo Tour Final departure.
- Meals: Breakfast.
- Final Departure.
Location Map
Frequently Asked & Question
Four days is enough for the classic Cairo highlights plus a bit of local flavor.
With smart planning, you can usually fit in:
Giza Pyramids and the Sphinx
Egyptian Museum or the new Grand Egyptian Museum (depending on opening status and tickets)
Islamic Cairo (Citadel, mosques, Old Cairo streets)
Coptic Cairo (churches and the Roman fort area)
Khan el-Khalili market
A Nile dinner cruise or felucca ride
You will not see everything in Cairo, but you can walk away with a solid feel for the city and its history.
Pick your area based on what matters most to you.
Giza: Best if the pyramids are your priority. Some hotels have pyramid views and you avoid traffic when visiting Giza, but you are farther from downtown.
Downtown / Tahrir: Good central base with easier access to the Egyptian Museum, Nile, and Islamic Cairo. Streets are busy and noisy, yet practical.
Zamalek (on Gezira Island): Quieter, more residential, with cafes and restaurants. Good for evenings and a bit more relaxed, still reasonably central.
If it is your first time in Cairo, Zamalek or central Cairo usually gives a nice balance of access and comfort.
Cairo is busy and chaotic, yet most travelers complete a 4-day visit without serious issues.
You are more likely to deal with petty hassle than real danger.
Practical tips:
Use hotel safes for passports and extra cash.
Keep phones and wallets in front pockets or a small crossbody bag.
Expect some persistent salespeople around major sights, say a firm but polite “no, thank you” if you are not interested.
Only use registered taxis, ride-hailing apps (like Uber), or transport arranged by your hotel or tour operator.
Check your government’s latest travel advice before you go, and follow local guidance once you are there.
You can visit on your own, but a licensed guide makes a big difference in Cairo.
A guide is most helpful for:
Giza Pyramids and Saqqara, to explain the history and help you avoid common scams and time-wasters.
The Egyptian Museum (and/or Grand Egyptian Museum), to pick out key pieces so you do not feel overwhelmed.
If your budget is tight, you can skip a guide for simpler areas like Khan el-Khalili or the Nile promenade, and just use maps and a good offline guide app.
Public transport exists, but most visitors rely on cars because it is quicker and more direct.
Common options:
Ride-hailing apps: Uber and similar apps are widely used and usually cheaper than hotel cars.
Private driver for the day: Great for Giza, Saqqara, and Memphis, since sites are spread out. Your hotel or tour operator can arrange it.
Metro: Useful for a few central routes, but stations are not near every tourist sight.
Traffic can be heavy, so plan extra time between areas, especially during morning and late-afternoon rush hours.
The most comfortable months are:
October to April: Cooler weather, usually between mild and warm, better for walking and outdoor sights.
July and August are very hot, often above 35°C (95°F) during the day. You can still visit, just plan early-morning pyramid visits and stay indoors during peak heat.
Ramadan can affect opening hours and nightlife, though it also adds a special atmosphere with evening gatherings and decorations.
You can fit Saqqara and Memphis quite easily into a 4-day plan, often on the same day as a half-day at Giza or on your flexible final day.
Alexandria is farther, about 2.5 to 3 hours each way by car or train from Cairo. You can do it as a long day trip, but it will leave less time to enjoy Cairo itself.
For a first visit with only four days, most people keep Alexandria for a future trip and focus on Giza, Saqqara, Coptic Cairo, and Islamic Cairo.
Costs vary a lot by travel style, yet here is a rough idea (per person, excluding international flights):
Budget: Simple guesthouses or budget hotels, local food, shared tours. Often around 40 to 80 USD per day.
Mid-range: Good 3 to 4-star hotels, mix of private and small-group tours, nicer restaurants. Roughly 80 to 200 USD per day.
Higher-end: 5-star hotels, private car and guide, higher-end dining. Often 200+ USD per day.
Entrance fees to major sites are not very high alone, but they add up over multiple days, so build that into your plan.
Cairo is fairly relaxed about clothing, but it is still a conservative city in many areas. Aim for light, modest, and practical.
Helpful basics:
Lightweight, breathable clothes that cover shoulders and at least to the knee.
Comfortable walking shoes or sandals with good grip for uneven ground.
A hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen for the Giza Plateau and open sites.
A scarf or light shawl, handy for sun and for visiting mosques.
In winter months, evenings can feel cool, so bring a light jacket or sweater.
If you have a specific activity in mind, like a nicer Nile dinner cruise, pack one smart-casual outfit as well.
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