Cairo Package (3 Days)
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$1,312.00
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August 24, 2026 12:00 am
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Cairo Package (3 Days)
Cairo Package (3 Days)
Prices Start At
$1,312.00
Next Tour
August 24, 2026 12:00 am
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Overview
This 3 days/2-night Cairo tour is, as are all our experiences, conducted as a private tour with luxury accommodation. The tour covers locations within and around Cairo that have earned Egypt its reputation as the world’s premier destination.
Iconic Sites On Your Tour
This tour includes the National Museum of Egyptian Civilization, Old Cairo (including Coptic and Islamic Cairo), the Citadel of Saladin and Alabaster Mosque, and on Day 2, the iconic pyramids of Giza and Saqqara. The experience also includes dining at Khan El-Khalili bazaar. The bazaar which has been operating for over 700 years includes lunch at the famous El Fishawy restaurant which has entertained such notables as Napoleon Bonaparte, the German General Rommel, and former Egyptian President Abdul Nasser.
Additional Options
It’s a truly remarkable 3 days which you will not soon forget. The tour can also include an optional nighttime Nile River Cruise including dinner and entertainment. And each night you retreat to your luxury hotel where you can revel in an ambiance of sophistication and elegance.
Inclusive Tours
This tour introduces the wonders of Ancient Egypt including entrance into the pyramids and the burial chambers of the pharaohs as well as into recently discovered tombs at the Saqqara site. Additionally our tours include lunch each day and the comfort of your own private vehicle with a driver and expert guide.
The Essentials of this 5-Star Itinerary
- Luxury hotel in Cairo
- Please note that hotel ratings in Egypt are different from the USA or Europe. One Horizon Egypt will never compromise the quality of your accommodation and hence we only recommend 5 star and/or luxury hotels.
- Our preferred hotel is the Marriott Hotel (Nile) in Zamalek, one of the most outstanding hotels in Cairo.
Concierge Service
- Your concierge will meet you as you disembark your flight or in the Customs Halls.
- You will be ushered with priority through Customs and Immigration – no waiting in long queues.
- All transfers will be accompanied by our staff in air-conditioned comfort.
Your Private Tour
- Your tour is conducted as a private tour where you will have exclusive use of your vehicles each day with your own guide
Your Personal Guide
- Your guide will be an expert Egyptologist who will be with you at every venue providing a complete brief with information at every location.
An App Which Keeps You in Contact with Love Ones
- We can provide a personal Travel App for your phone, laptop, or tablet that lets you keep in direct contact with your friends and family and gives you updates about any changes to your flights. The ultimate traveling companion!
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- Ultimate Egyptian Holidays – 2-16 Days
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