2 Days Soma Bay to Cairo Tour

Giza Pyramids Complex

In 2400 BC an immortal complex came into existence to contains two of the most famous construction the great pyramid of Giza, the legendary Sphinx, a number of epic pyramids, and more

The Great Pyramid

King Khufu created in 2580 BC a one of a kind pyramid to be his final rest place. The Great Pyramid is one of the most recognizable constructions in the world and the last remaining building out of the ancient seven wonders. in 20 years with more than 100,000 workers and 2.3 million blocks of limestone, a wonder was created to twist the laws of common sense and drive everyone's attention to this current day.

The Great Sphinx

Protecting the pyramids since ancient times is the great sphinx which is 73 m (240 ft) tall and 19 m (66 ft ) wide with a body of a lion and the facial appearance of presumably king khafre.

The Valley Temple

The mummification process was performed in the valley temple during the old kingdom (2686 – 2134 BC) one the body of kings the queens that created our history. It remains very intact and preserved able to give a deep insight into the mortuary rituals of ancient Egypt.

Saqqara Step Pyramid

In 2700 BC in the reign of Pharaoh Djoser, his vizier Imhotep had the idea to create the Saqqara step pyramid which is one of kind construction made of six steps and stands in the height of 60 m and surrounded by a complex.

The Egyptian Museum

In the heart of Cairo is a legendary house of art and beauty filled with treasures across 3500 years from the old kingdom. The Egyptian museum is filled with about 150,000 rare artifacts from pre-historical times, to Greek to Coptic to Islamic times and a number of mummies inside the mysterious mummy room but the most visited treasures in the museum belonging to Pharaoh Tutankamun.

Salah El Din Citadel

The greatest structure located in Cairo is Salah El-Din citadel where the glory of Egypt is showcased in the finest manner. It was constructed between 1176 AD and 1182 AD. It was created to be a defensive castle against any foreign invaders but it hosts a number of incredible museums, art displays, and amazing buildings.

Mohamed Ali Mosque

In the center of the Cairo citadel is the epic Alabaster Mohamed Ali mosque which was built between 1830 & 1848 AD to be an identical example of the Turkish blue mosque as a symbol of independence. The mosque features stunning architecture and decorations worthy of exploring.

The National Museum of Egyptian Civilization

The National Museum of Egyptian Civilization (NMEC) is a dream come true for every traveler who wishes to explore the diverse history and culture of Egypt in the most magical and efficient manner. The Museum was built to take every traveler across a journey through the wonders of Egypt across the ages from the pre-historical times till our current day.

Khan El Khalili Bazaar

The beauty of Khan El Khalili Bazaar is truly unforgettable able to provide a clear image of the golden Islamic architecture. It was constructed in 970 AD and still remains very active filled with countless shops that sell incredible artifacts and goods plus there is a number of cafes that offer delicious drinks and cuisines.