A two-day trip from Sokhna Port to Cairo promises excitement and awe as you explore Egypt’s archaeological treasures. Passion Egypt Tours will arrange the finest services with a private A/C vehicle and an expert Egyptologist guide. Day one includes visits to the Giza Pyramids, the Sphinx, and the Saqqara Step Pyramid, followed by an overnight stay in a 5* hotel. On day two, explore the Egyptian Museum, Salah El-Din Citadel, Mohamed Ali Mosque, Khan El Khalili Bazaar, and Muizz Street before heading back to Sokhna Port. Step back over 5,000 years by booking this heavenly journey through ancient history.
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Discover Cairo’s treasures on a majestic day filled with cultural highlights.
Immerse yourself in thrilling experiences across the eternal city.
Explore landmarks such as the Pyramids, Citadel, National Museum, and Khan El Khalili.
See the city’s vast array of ancient wonders.
Enjoy top-class service with transport, accommodations, and an Egyptologist guide.
From Sokhna Port, travel to Cairo for a full-day pyramid tour.
This necropolis embodies the grandeur of Egypt’s Old Kingdom kings, including Khufu, Khafre, and Menkaure.
Khufu’s pyramid, built with 2.3 million blocks, is 147 m tall. Inside are the King’s and Queen’s chambers, the Grand Gallery, and other passages.
This guardian statue, attributed to Pharaoh Khafre, represents power and wisdom. The Dream Stele of Thutmose IV lies between its paws.
Used for embalming rituals, this temple is one of Giza’s oldest structures.
Displays millennia of Egyptian artifacts, including the Grand Staircase and statues of pharaohs. VIP tickets grant entry to exclusive areas.
Dine at a Cairo restaurant, then continue to:
Imhotep’s innovative design for King Djoser marks the dawn of pyramid construction, with six steps rising to 62 m.
Check in at a 5-star Cairo hotel.
Meals: Lunch
Overnight: Cairo Hotel
After breakfast, explore the cultural highlights of Old Cairo.
Founded in 1901, this museum holds one of the richest collections of ancient Egyptian treasures and artifacts.
Lunch at a Cairo restaurant, then visit:
A fortress built between 1176 and 1182, once Egypt’s seat of power, housing mosques and museums.
Built between 1830–1848, the “Alabaster Mosque” is a prime example of Ottoman architecture.
Opened in 2020, NMEC houses artifacts spanning 4,000 years, including the Royal Mummy Hall.
A 10th-century street filled with Islamic architecture, cafes, and cultural sites near Khan El Khalili.
This 14th-century marketplace is Cairo’s most famous bazaar, offering traditional goods and souvenirs.
Return to Sokhna Port to rejoin your cruise.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch
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