Pyramids Tour from Soma Bay

Giza Pyramids Complex

The Giza Pyramids Complex is a piece of a mystery that defies the laws of nature as it has survived to for than 4500 years to stand as a primal example of the strength and architectural capabilities of the ancient Egyptians, it mainly consists of the three great pyramids, the valley temple, and the Sphinx.

The Great Pyramid

In pre-historical times in 2580 BC, a great one-in-a-lifetime construction was created to reach all the way to the heavens and act as the final resting place for King Khufu. The Great Pyramid was designed by Khufu's Vizer Heminuu with the help of more than 100,000 workers and 2.3 million limestone blocks to reach 146.7 m (481ft) high. It is the only remaining construction out of the legendary seven wonders of the world.

The Great Sphinx

One of the oldest symbols and statues in the world is located in front of the great pyramid of Khafre known as the sphinx, 19 m (66 ft) wide and 73 m (240 ft) tall which has the full physical appearance of a lion and the face of a man featured in the sitting position since the day of the old kingdom or even further.

The Valley Temple

In the ancient time of the great Egyptian civilization, the process of mummification was performed on the bodies of the pharaohs of the old kingdom to prepare them for the afterlife.

Lunch Time

You will be served lunch at a local restaurant in Cairo then continue your private day tour from soma bay to the pyramids:

Saqqara Step Pyramid

Everything started with Imhotep's masterpiece which set sail to the age of pyramid construction. Saqqara step pyramid was designed to hold the tomb of Pharaoh Djoser and was featured with a one-of-a-kind design consisting of six steps 62 m high and a mega-complex which became a standard feature in future construction like the great pyramids complex.

Memphis City

After Egypt was unified by King Menes, Memphis city was dubbed as the first official capital in 2925 BC to honor Ptah the deity of artwork and craftsmanship. It was known in ancient times as the great "Hut Ka Ptah" which was the etymological source for "Egypt "after being translated into greek "Ai Gy Ptos".