May 21, 2024
Salah El-Din Citadel
Located on a notable hill in Cairo, Egypt, the Salah El-Din Citadel is a massive fortress with a ric...
Cairo 2-day tour from Sharm El Sheikh by Flight is a breathtaking introduction to Cairo’s most famous landmarks, ideal for those on a limited time. Sharm El Sheikh to Cairo, Egypt Tour by Flight. Visit the Pyramids of Giza, the Sphinx, and the diverse arrays of artifacts displayed in the Egyptian Museum. Go inside the neighborhoods of Islamic Cairo and stop by the buzzing Khan El Khalili market. Offering a privileged Egypt day tour for the most remarkable of Egypt’s most breathtaking places, this package is part of our Sharm El Sheikh day tour.
Two-day journey from Sharm El Sheikh to Cairo, immersing yourself in the timeless marvels of ancient Egypt while savoring the dynamic energy of the modern capital. Explore iconic landmarks that define Cairo's rich history and culture, creating memories that will last a lifetime.
Our driver will pick you up from your hotel in Sharm El Sheikh for your Sharm El Sheikh day tours, to drive you to the airport, and for a one-hour flight to Cairo. A happy Egypt tour guide will be waiting for you outside the arrival terminal with your name to commence your tour :
The Egyptian Museum: The Egyptian Museum in Cairo is one of the largest museums in the world. It includes more than 120 thousand archaeological pieces on display, and the rest are in storage. The museum has two main floors, the ground floor and the first floor. On the ground floor, there are some coins and papyrus. There are also some artifacts from the New Kingdom. These items include statues and tables
On the first floor, there are some artifacts from the dynasties 29 and 30, with some items from the tombs of the Valley of the Kings, in particular, the amazing treasure of King Tutankhamon.
There are two special rooms containing a number of mummies.
Note: the mummies’ room has a private ticket.
Saladin’s Citadel: The Saladin Citadel is the most visited Islamic spot in Cairo. The citadel was built during the time of Saladin in Egypt (1176_ 1183). The main purpose was to defend Cairo, so it was built in a very strategic position.
During the 19th century, Mohamed Ali built his popular mosque there, which is known as Mohamed Ali mosque.
Khan El Khalili: Khan el Khalili is the largest bazaar and market in the Middle East. It represents the market tradition that established Cairo as a major trade center. Khan was located in the middle of Cairo, and some commercial establishments were built nearby.
There is a big collection of shops, workshops, and coffee shops.
Lunch: Enjoy a delicious Egyptian lunch at a local restaurant, where you can sample traditional dishes such as koshari, falafel, or grilled kebabs.
Breakfast at the hotel and start your tour :
The Giza pyramids and Sphinx: The Giza plateau is in the vast desert, the land of the dead. Guarded by the Great Pyramids and Sphinx, the plateau is dominated by the massive pyramids of Khufu, Khafre, and Menkaure. To the south of the Great Sphinx lies the cemetery and Town of the Pyramids Builders.
The pyramids are indeed remarkable feats of engineering. But the question is
Why were the pyramids constructed?
The pyramids were constructed in the 4th dynasty, but Giza remained important through the New Kingdom and the 3rd intermediate period.
There are so many theories about the techniques of the construction of the pyramids.
Notes: Tickets for entry inside the pyramids aren’t included.
Saqqara: Saqqara lies on the west bank of the Nile. It is a very vast burial ground was served as the cemetery of Memphis, the first capital of Egypt. It includes the famous step pyramid of Djoser and some other mastabas.
The step pyramid complex is the oldest stone structure in history.
Some pyramids were built at Saqqara by the kings of the 5th and 6th dynasties, such as Userkaf, Unas, Pepi I, and Pepi II.
Some private tombs of the Old Kingdom were built there. The best-known tombs are those of Ti, Kagemni, Ptah Hotep, and Meruruka. Know more about this through Cairo attractions.
Lunch: Enjoy a delicious Egyptian lunch at a local restaurant.
Finally, return to Cairo Airport for your flight to Sharm El Sheikh. Your day ends with a hotel drop-off.
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The sights of Sharm El Sheikh include Ras Mohammed National Park with its beautiful coral reefs; the Colored Canyon which, as its name suggests, has beautiful rock formations; and Saint Catherine's Monastery which is an ancient heritage site. More attractions include the active Naama Bay as well as the modern Soho Square where you will have fun and rest all of which are available on Sharm El Sheikh day tours.
At Sharm El Sheikh, the safari experience is not only about the desert but also its coastline. People can ride quad bikes or camels in the Sinai Desert after which they go to the Red Sea for some snorkeling or even scuba diving to view the beautiful underwater coral reefs. Most excursions like those found in Sharm El Sheikh day trips also have other activities like cultural entertainment, for instance going to Bedouin tents, thus making it a rich and enjoyable experience.
Of course, children may also enjoy gliding on a glass-bottomed boat. It is a safe and dry way for them to enjoy the beauty that lies beneath the surface. Children will be able to see the many coral formations and creatures through the glass, which makes it fun and educational. For this reason, this is one of the most popular activities in Sharm El Sheikh as the waters of the Red Sea are quite tranquil ensuring safety and comfort, especially during Sharm El Sheikh tours.
Sharm El Sheikh is famous for several attractions, thanks to the growing number of tourists visiting the place, shopping being one of them. For instance, there is the Il Mercato Mall which consists of many shops, restaurants, and entertainment centers In addition to that there is the famous Soho Square which is filled with shops and very lively. Besides, some local streets or areas called markets and bazaars, such as Old Market (Sharm El Sheikh Market) sell gifts, crafts, and other typical Egyptian items and thus are more realistic in terms of shopping. These shopping opportunities are among the many things to do in Sharm El Sheikh during your stay.
Within Egypt, there are numerous means of transportation such as domestic air travel for long distances, trains for an enjoyable experience, and buses for cost-effective travel. Within cities, there are taxis and there is also Uber, while travelers can take micros for shorter distances. A lot of Egypt excursions also include transportation services, making it easier to visit both the well-known and the off-the-beaten spots in the country.