From$60
Per Person
Cairo Stop Over Egypt will be your chance to explore the whole landmarks in Cairo in really short time with the best quality of service with an Egyptologist tour guide and air conditioned vehicle to have a day to remember by visiting Giza Pyramids Complex, the Great Sphinx, and the Valley temple, Egyptian Museum and at the end of the tour you will visit Al Muizz Street and the icon of shopping in the middle East Khan Khalili Bazar.
Enjoy the best time in Egypt and book this magical Cairo Stop Over Egypt now!
Giza pyramids Day tour – Cairo Stop Over
This amazing journey starts by picking you up from the Cairo international airport by Private air-conditioned vehicle to join your Egyptologist tour guide to start your Cairo Stop Over Egypt by visiting:
The Giza necropolis includes the great Pyramid, the Pyramid of Khafre and Mynkerius Pyramid; all was built at the fourth dynasty of ancient Egypt old kingdom in the Period between (2600 and 2500 BC) 147 M, 136 M, and 66 M in height respectively.
The Pyramid which was built for King Khufu (589: 2566 BC) and it’s the largest Pyramid in the complex with 146.6 M (481 Feet) and its design took about 2.3 Million large Blocks weighting 6 Million Tons, there are three chamber inside the pyramid the First and the lowest one was like Bedrocks in addition to the King’s Chamber and the Queen’s Chamber.
The great sphinx is a mythical creature with the human head and lion’s body, the statue’s face refers to King Khafre , the statues was built with 73M long and 20M in height. It’s nose was broken between the third and tenth Century AD and no one knows the story of the broken nose till now!
Enjoy Your Lunch Meal and Continue Your Cairo Stop Over Egypt by Visiting:
Valley Temple of king Khafre, located about half an hour (30 Minutes) from the down town of Cairo. It have been used for the mummification process, the valley was covered by the sand till its discovery by the French Egyptologist “August Mariette” in 1852.the valley temple is a place should be visited. Then move to take your lunch at local restaurant to go forward:
The Egyptian museum one of the oldest museums over the world, it has the largest collection of antiques which dates back to ancient Egypt, about 12000 magical pieces of immortal artifacts and monuments for belongs to different dynasties over Egypt history.
In the historic center of Cairo, Egypt you will be in the most famous bazaar in the Middle East and one of main attractions in Cairo , the bazaar distinguishes by a large number of shops which makes everything the tourist may need available like Papyrus , cotton, Carpet and perfumes and another amazing things which catch the eyes.
At the end if the tour we will transfer you back to Cairo international airport as end of your Cairo Stop Over Egypt.
All transfers by a private air-conditioned car.
Egyptologist tour guide during the whole tour.
Entrance Fees to all sites mentioned in the itinerary.
Meals as indicated in the itinerary.
All transfers by an Air – Conditioned vehicle.
Bottled water and snacks during the trips
All service charges and taxes.
Tipping.
Any Personal spending.
Any Optional activities.
1 Day Cairo Stop Over Egypt FAQS
Duration: A typical Cairo stopover tour lasts 8 to 10 hours, making it ideal for travelers with a long layover or short stay in the city. You can usually start early in the morning and be back at the airport by evening.
Yes, most 1-day stopover tours include private transportation in air-conditioned vehicles. Pick-up and drop-off from the airport, your hotel, or any central location are usually provided.
Best Time: The cooler months from October to April are ideal for sightseeing, as temperatures can get quite hot in the summer (May to September). Early morning or late afternoon visits to the Pyramids are recommended in the summer.
Yes, you can comfortably visit the Pyramids of Giza and the Egyptian Museum within one day. Tours are usually designed to visit the Pyramids in the morning and the Museum in the afternoon, with time for lunch or a quick stop at a local market.
Entering the Great Pyramid is possible, but it requires purchasing an extra ticket. However, the interiors of the pyramids are narrow and may not be suitable for everyone. If you want to enter, make sure to notify the tour operator in advance.
Prices vary depending on the package and the number of sites covered. Typically, a private 1-day Cairo tour ranges from $60 to $150 per person, depending on the inclusions such as entrance fees, meals, and a private guide.
Yes, most travelers will need a visa to leave the airport for a stopover tour. Egypt offers visa-on-arrival for many nationalities at the Cairo International Airport for a fee (usually around $25). It is a quick and straightforward process.
Yes, most tour operators allow customization. You can prioritize sites based on your interests (e.g., more time at the Pyramids or a focus on Islamic Cairo). Make sure to inform your operator beforehand to tailor the tour to your preferences.
You will need at least 8-10 hours of available time in Cairo to make the most of a stopover tour. This includes time for transport, sightseeing, and airport check-ins. If you have a long layover of 12+ hours, it’s ideal.
Sunrise and sunset tours can be arranged, but this depends on your flight times. For sunset, you can visit the Pyramids in the late afternoon and stay for the Sound and Light Show, which begins at dusk. Special arrangements for sunrise tours may also be possible if your flight schedule allows.
Yes, tipping is customary in Egypt. It is generally expected to tip the guide, driver, and other service providers. For a day tour, a tip of around $10-15 for the guide and $5-10 for the driver is common.
Most 1-day Cairo stopover tours are private, meaning you will have a private vehicle and guide for the duration of the tour. Group tours are also available but less common for short stopovers.
Most tour operators are flexible and can adjust the tour start time to accommodate flight delays. Always keep your tour operator informed if there are any changes to your flight schedule.
Some packages include lunch at a local Egyptian restaurant. You can enjoy authentic Egyptian cuisine such as falafel, koshari, or grilled meats. Beverages and snacks are often not included, so it’s a good idea to carry water or small snacks.
Yes, Cairo is generally safe for tourists, including those on stopover tours. Tour companies usually provide secure, comfortable transport and knowledgeable guides. However, it is important to stay with your guide in crowded areas and avoid venturing out alone.
Yes, Cairo International Airport offers luggage storage facilities. You can safely store your luggage there while you explore the city during your stopover.
Most tour operators provide guides who speak English, but you can request guides fluent in other languages such as French, Spanish, German, or Italian, depending on availability. Be sure to request this in advance.
You can book your stopover tour online through travel agencies, tour operators, or directly through websites specializing in Egypt tours. It is recommended to book in advance to ensure availability and proper planning.
