Overview
Embark upon timeless travels down the golden sand of Egypt with the Giza Pyramids, with a Camel Ride experience perfect coupling of the wonder of the ancient world and cultural charms. As you approach the Pyramids of Giza-the very last ancient wonder left standing-towering majestically across the desert sky, an awe-stricken feeling takes over. The air carries whispers of pharaohs, and every stone holds a tale, chiseled some thousand years ago. This is where histories breathe and mysteries linger.
What makes this adventure all the more wonderful and memorable is that you get to be transported across the vast expanse of the Giza Plateau on either of two modes: traditional camel ride or G-Class vehicle. Swaying gently on these majestic creatures once again connects one to the pulse of the desert just as it had done to travelers and traders centuries ago. In keeping with the spirit of tradition, the camel guide comes dressed traditionally, sharing stories and local insights that take your experience beyond any average reluctant head-nod.
The sun paints the desert sand and pyramid shadows with golden hues, creating an almost surreal moment. The feeling of standing amidst these monumental wonders, capturing pictorial memories or just indulging in the spectacular view, gives more significance to the Camel Ride at Giza Pyramids than it does to mere sightseeing; it is an unforgettable experience that tugs at the very fabric of history itself.
Embark upon timeless travels down the golden sand of Egypt with the Giza Pyramids, with a Camel Ride experience perfect coupling of the wonder of the ancient world and cultural charms. As you approach the Pyramids of Giza-the very last ancient wonder left standing-towering majestically across the desert sky, an awe-stricken feeling takes over. The air carries whispers of pharaohs, and every stone holds a tale, chiseled some thousand years ago. This is where histories breathe and mysteries linger.
What makes this adventure all the more wonderful and memorable is that you get to be transported across the vast expanse of the Giza Plateau on either of two modes: traditional camel ride or G-Class vehicle. Swaying gently on these majestic creatures once again connects one to the pulse of the desert just as it had done to travelers and traders centuries ago. In keeping with the spirit of tradition, the camel guide comes dressed traditionally, sharing stories and local insights that take your experience beyond any average reluctant head-nod.
The sun paints the desert sand and pyramid shadows with golden hues, creating an almost surreal moment. The feeling of standing amidst these monumental wonders, capturing pictorial memories or just indulging in the spectacular view, gives more significance to the Camel Ride at Giza Pyramids than it does to mere sightseeing; it is an unforgettable experience that tugs at the very fabric of history itself.
Inclusion
- Representatives of Cairo Top Tours offer meeting services to and from hotels in Cairo or Giza.
- Wheelchair users are transported in a special, air-conditioned vehicle.
- We always bring water bottles on our day trips to Cairo.
- A knowledgeable tour guide who speaks English the entire time.
- Egypt Day Tours covers all taxes and service fees.
- This tour includes a camel ride, admission to Khafre, and entry to the Great Pyramid.
- Flight within the country.
Exclusion
- Anything additional that isn't listed on the schedule.
- Easter excursions do not include gratuities, and Egypt's Christmas and New Year's tours are priced separately.
Itinerary
You will be greeted warmly and given a smooth pickup from your accommodation in Cairo or Giza by a knowledgeable guide. On the scenic drive heading toward the Giza Plateau, engage in a brief insight into Egypt's fascinating past. Admire the majestic Great Pyramid of Khufu, the Pyramid of Khafre, and the Pyramid of Menkaure in awe. The guide then captivates your imagination with tales of the ancient pharaohs, secrets concerning pyramid construction, and the significance of the Sphinx, which lurks in mysterious silence nearby.
The next leg of your journey embraces a bit of magic on camelback, traversing the golden sands around the pyramids. That is to say, drift peacefully down the desert trails, taking in dome-shaped views of these eternally standing monuments from a very unique and unforgettable perspective. Whether you soak in the atmosphere or snap those once-in-a-lifetime pics, this calm camel experience thoroughly connects you with Egypt's ancient backdrop. The tour will eventually wrap up with your guide escorting you back to the hotel, wrapped in memories of a day full of enchantments, history, and the desert spirit.
Price
| Number of Persons | Prices |
|---|---|
| 1 Person | $580 Per Person |
| 2 - 3 Persons | $510 Per Person |
| 4 - 6 Persons | $500 Per Person |
| 7 - 10 Persons | $490 Per Person |
Start from : $490
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Although cards are generally accepted, they are still not as widely used as they are in Europe. Nearly every street corner has an ATM where you may withdraw Egyptian pounds. Smaller eateries, businesses, or stalls typically don't accept credit cards or large bills. When tipping for services, try to exchange large bills for smaller ones in supermarkets or cabs.
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Lake Nasser: Take a lake boat and stop at the Abu Simbel temples.
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Hurghada: Island of Giftun.
Alexandria is home to the significant Alexandrian Library, the Qaitbay Citadel, Montazah Park, and the Kom el Shoqafa Catacombs.
Yes, haggling is a common practice in Egypt, especially in markets or souks. It's expected that you negotiate the price when buying items like souvenirs, textiles, or spices. Remember to be polite and have a sense of humor during the process. It's also helpful to have an idea of the item's value and be willing to walk away if the price doesn't meet your expectations.
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