Your journey begins at the heart of the world’s greatest archaeological site: Giza Plateau. Stand before the Great Pyramid of Khufu, the last remaining wonder of the ancient world.
Learn about the incredible construction methods using multi-ton stone blocks, the design of the internal passageways leading to the burial chamber, and the unique ventilation system that still baffles experts. Next, visit the Pyramid of Khafre, which still retains part of its original casing at the top. Thanks to its elevated base, it appears taller than Khufu’s pyramid.
Then, head to the Pyramid of Menkaure — the smallest but remarkably precise in its architecture. Discover the significance of the red granite used in parts

• Khafre’s Valley Temple:
  The site of the king’s mummification, featuring massive polished stone columns.

The Mortuary Temple of the Great Pyramid:
Its ruins reveal much about royal rituals and ancient sacred architecture

• Papyrus Institute:
  Learn how the ancient Egyptians made paper from papyrus plants and enjoy live demonstrations by artists painting Pharaonic scenes.
• Perfume Institute:
  A unique sensory experience featuring sacred scents used by priests and pharaohs — try the perfumes yourself!

Next, witness the grandeur of the Sphinx, with a lion’s body and a royal head (likely Khafre’s).
Hear fascinating legends, learn about attempted destructions, and discover how it has stood as the eternal guardian of the Giza Plateau.

• Camel Ride:
  A scenic one-hour ride through the desert with pyramid views – €20 per person
• Buggy Ride:
  A thrilling one-hour desert adventure – €40 per person

Visit the oldest and most important archaeological museum in Egypt. See:

• The treasures of King Tutankhamun (excluding the golden mask)
• Real royal mummies
• Giant statues of famous pharaohs
• Ancient papyri, daily tools, jewelry, and royal beds

End your day with a magical one-hour private felucca boat ride in the heart of Cairo’s Nile. You’ll pass by:

• Cairo Tower
• Historic landmarks in Zamalek and Maadi

Perfect for nature lovers and photography enthusiasts in a peaceful setting

Midday rest at a high-end restaurant offering a traditional Egyptian open buffet, with a view of either the pyramids or the Nile (depending on the schedule).