Cairo to Pyramids of Giza: Private day trip
Passeio privado com um motorista local
5h 30mViagem de ida e voltaMotorista privado
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Journey through time as you travel from Cairo to the world-famous Pyramids of Giza. From the towering Great Pyramid to the mysterious Sphinx, this day trip reveals the enduring legacy of ancient Egyptian civilization in remarkable detail.
Exclusivamente seu: veículo privado e motorista profissional
Descubra informações locais que você não encontrará em guias turísticos
Experimente a liberdade de explorar no seu próprio ritmo
Perfeitamente planejado para famílias, amigos ou viajantes solo
O que esperar
Sua viagem de um dia começa onde quer que você esteja
Encontre nosso motorista profissional exatamente onde você preferir em Cairo no horário que for mais conveniente para você. Sem perder tempo indo até o ponto de encontro, pegue sua bagagem e comece sua viagem imediatamente.Descubra mais com a experiência local
As percepções locais do seu motorista definirão o tom do seu Daytrip. Um café escondido aqui, um restaurante imperdível ali; dicas internas que você adorará compartilhar depois. Esta não é uma excursão guiada, mas sua viagem será rica em histórias e descobertas ao longo do caminho. E durante todo o dia, seu motorista estará disponível para você conforme necessário, pronto para ajudar, feliz em ajudar, tornando sua viagem livre de estresse.Explore no seu próprio ritmo
Enjoy a smooth, private transfer from Cairo to the Pyramids of Giza, with your driver ensuring a relaxed journey and ample time to discover these ancient landmarks.
Perfeito para qualquer grupo privado
Quer esteja a viajar sozinho, em família com crianças, ou em grupo grande, este serviço é adaptado para o seu conforto e flexibilidade. É a opção ideal especialmente se tiver tempo limitado ou uma agenda ocupada.Bom saber
- Transferência privada de carro de ida e volta
- Veículo com ar-condicionado
- Ponto de partida e destino personalizados
- Motorista profissional que fala inglês
- Água engarrafada de cortesia
- Cancelamento gratuito 24 horas antes da partida
- Bilhetes de entrada/admissão para atrações pagas Pyramids of Giza devem ser adquiridos separadamente a menos que especificado de outra forma
- Refeições, lanches e gorjeta não estão incluídas
A partir de US$ 26
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Cancelamento gratuito até 24 horas antes do horário de partida.
Para um grupo de 1-3 viajantesTotalUS$ 78
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Pyramids of Giza
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Parada: 4 horas - entrada não incluída
Segunda-feira08:00 - 16:00
Terça-feira09:00 - 16:00
Quarta-feira08:00 - 16:00
Quinta-feira08:00 - 16:00
Sexta-feira08:00 - 16:00
Sábado08:00 - 16:00
Domingo08:00 - 16:00
The Pyramids of Giza stand as some of humanity’s most iconic ancient monuments.
Main attractions • The Great Pyramid, the last mostly-instact Wonder of the Ancient World, built around 2560 BCE as the tomb of pharaoh Khufu • The pyramids of Khafre and Menkaure, each showcasing evolving pyramid design and royal burial practices • The iconic Great Sphinx of Giza, a colossal limestone statue with the body of a lion and a pharaoh’s head • Panoramic desert viewpoints offering sweeping vistas of all three pyramids aligned against the Sahara • Ancient tombs and smaller pyramids belonging to queens, nobles, and officials of Egypt’s Old Kingdom
What to Eat • Traditional Egyptian dishes such as koshari (lentils, rice, pasta, and tomato sauce), falafel, and grilled meats • Fresh flatbread, hummus, and tahini served at local restaurants near the plateau • Sweet treats like basbousa or baklava, paired with strong Egyptian coffee or mint tea
What to Buy • Miniature pyramid replicas and handcrafted souvenirs inspired by ancient Egyptian motifs • Papyrus scroll paintings depicting pharaohs, hieroglyphics, and mythological scenes • Traditional jewelry featuring scarabs, ankhs, and other symbolic designs • Locally made perfumes and essential oils inspired by ancient Egyptian traditions
Take Note • Entry tickets are required for the Giza Plateau, with separate tickets for entering the Great Pyramid interior • Visiting early morning or late afternoon helps avoid peak heat and crowds • Comfortable shoes, sun protection, and water are strongly recommended in the desert climate • Camel or horse rides are available on-site but agree on prices in advance
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Know more about your day trip
General admission to the Giza Plateau is bought at the main ticket office and grants access to the outdoor area, the Sphinx, and the surroundings. Separate tickets are needed to enter individual pyramids and the Solar Boat Museum. Buying online through the Egyptian Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities helps you skip lines, especially during peak season. Bring your passport, since identification is sometimes requested at certain entry points.
Yes, visitors can enter the Great Pyramid of Khufu and the smaller pyramids of Khafre and Menkaure with separate tickets purchased in addition to general plateau admission. Access is limited daily, so arriving early helps secure entry. Inside, narrow, low passages lead to the burial chambers, and the climb can feel cramped, hot, and humid. Travelers with claustrophobia, mobility issues, or breathing difficulties may prefer to stay outside.
Vendors and camel handlers can be persistent at the Giza Plateau. A polite but firm "no, thank you" usually works, and avoiding eye contact with hawkers helps. If you do want a camel or horse ride, agree on the price, route, and time in writing or by photograph before mounting, and pay only at the end. Stay close to your driver or chosen pickup point and avoid following anyone away from the main visitor areas.
The Pyramids of Giza sit on the Giza Plateau, about 12 miles (19 km) southwest of central Cairo. Driving time is typically 30 to 60 minutes each way, depending on traffic, which can be heavy during weekday rush hours. The full round trip runs about five and a half hours, leaving roughly four hours at the pyramids, the Sphinx, and the surrounding tombs. Mornings tend to flow more smoothly than late afternoons.
The Giza Plateau includes more than the three main pyramids. Don't miss the Great Sphinx, the Solar Boat Museum displaying a reconstructed wooden ship from Khufu's burial complex, and the smaller pyramids of queens and nobles. The newly opened Grand Egyptian Museum is just minutes away and houses the most extensive collection of ancient Egyptian artifacts in the world, including treasures of Tutankhamun. Adding it to your day is well worth considering.
The cooler months from October to April are the most comfortable for exploring the open desert plateau, with milder temperatures and clear skies. Summer visits, especially in June, July, and August, can be very hot, so early morning starts are essential. Sunrise and sunset offer the most striking light for photography and the calmest crowds.
Comfortable closed-toe shoes are essential for the sandy, uneven terrain. Bring a hat, sunglasses, high-SPF sunscreen, and plenty of water, since shade is very limited on the plateau. A scarf or light long-sleeve layer protects against sun and dust, and modest clothing is appreciated when visiting nearby areas. Carry small bills in Egyptian pounds for tips, snack vendors, and optional camel or horse rides arranged on-site.
Early morning, right at opening time, offers cooler temperatures, softer light for photography, and the smallest crowds, especially before tour buses arrive. Late afternoon is also pleasant, with golden light on the stones and the Sphinx. The Sound and Light show takes place after dark and presents the pyramids' history with music and projections, offering a different perspective. Avoiding midday in summer is strongly recommended due to intense heat.
