Cairo Tours

Explore the Citadel of Salah Ed-Din with impressive views over the bustling city of Cairo. Marvel at two of the most significant mosques in the Egyptian history, Mohamed Ali and Sultan Hassan.

Visit one of the greatest cities in old and modern times, Alexandria. Experience the Roman sites of the Catacomb, the Citadel and the great Alexandria Library. Marvel at the masterpiece relics of the underwater Roman ruins at the National Museum.

See the Step Pyramids of Zoser, the world's oldest stone structure, and visit Memphis, the capital of the Old Kingdom. On your way back, visit the pyramids at Dahshur.

Fly to Petra from Cairo! See the Red Rose Rock City, a city carved into the mountains. Visit some of the city's well known sites, such as Roman Theatre, Royal Tombs, the Roman Colonnaded Street, Qasr Al-Bent and the Archaeological Museum.

Visit the Egyptian Museum, which features artifacts from the Pharaonic period. See the Citadel of Salah El Din, Mohamed Ali Alabaster Mosque and Khan El Khalili Bazaar. Then, take a tour of Old Cairo and visit the Hanging Church, Abu Sirga Church and Synagogue.

Head to El Alamein and visit the place where important WWII battles were fought. Visit the Military museum and the WWII Cemeteries and learn about this period of history.

Explore Alexandria and visit Pompey's Pillar, a relic from the temple of Serapis, Qaitbay Citadel, built on the site of the ancient pharaohs, the Catacombs and Montazah Palace.

Visit El Ghorya, a place that encompasses a number of historical monuments belonging to different kingdoms and empires. Then, head to a famous district in Cairo where all kinds of things are sold.

Visit Salah El Din Citadel, built to defend Cairo from the Crusaders, and the Alabaster Mosque built in honor of the ruler Mohamed Ali.

Enjoy a spiritual day tour to the Islamic and Coptic sites in Cairo.

Visit the Bahariya Oasis, where you can walk around the old village and take a trip to the Black Mountains, sand dunes and salt lake. Explore the White Desert, the English House and the Temple of Ain El Muftella and see the quartz crystal at Crystal Mountain.

Visit the surviving monasteries of Wadi El Natroun, the birthplace of Christian monasticism.

Visit Saint Antony Monastery, one of the largest Coptic monasteries. Climb the cave above the monastery and enjoy the view and visit the church built by disciples over this saint's tomb.

Visit El Azhar, the first Islamic University. Then, visit the Babs (ancient gates) and mosques of Cairo.

Visit the Nilometer, which measured the flood levels of the Nile. Then, visit the Cairo Tower, one of the most prominent features of the Egyptian capital.