• Saqqara - Saqqara is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the most important Old Kingdom necropolis in Egypt. It features the world’s first monumental stone structure, which predates the Pyramids of Giza.
• Step Pyramid of Djoser - The Step Pyramid of King Djoser, dating back to 2670 BC, is the oldest stone structure globally. It is part of a vast complex including the Colonnaded Entrance, Sed Festival complex, Enclosure wall, North and South Pavilions, Southern Tomb, and thousands of surrounding tombs. With an expert tour guide, visitors can learn more about King Djoser, his gifted architect Imhotep, and recent discoveries in Saqqara. (Please note that entering the pyramid or the southern tomb requires a special ticket) The guide will be pleased to assist.
• Serapeum - The Serapeum of Saqqara is one of Egypt’s most enigmatic and awe-inspiring underground sites. It is a vast subterranean complex of galleries and chambers that served as the burial place for the Sacred Apis Bulls, revered as incarnations of the god Ptah.
• Imhotep Museum - The Imhotep Museum is a specialized archaeological museum located at the entrance of the Saqqara necropolis, dedicated to the legendary architect of the Step Pyramid and the site’s history.
• Pyramids of Dahshour - The Dahshur Necropolis is a royal desert site renowned for housing two of Egypt’s best-preserved and architecturally significant pyramids, situated just south of Saqqara.
• Dahshur Bent & Red Pyramid - The Bent Pyramid is famous for its unique, double-angled shape. It represents a crucial transition in pyramid design, illustrating how ancient architects modified their strategy mid-construction to prevent collapse.

The Red Pyramid is the world’s first successful smooth-sided pyramid. Named for the reddish hue of its limestone, it is one of the few pyramids where visitors can explore deep into the inner chambers.

• Mit Rahina Museum - The Mit Rahina Open-Air Museum is located at the site where the legendary city of Memphis, Egypt’s first capital, once stood. It is a vital stop for travelers exploring the origins of Pharaonic history.
• Memphis and Sakkara - Memphis was the first capital of Ancient Egypt, established over 5,000 years ago. Today, it is a significant UNESCO World Heritage open-air museum showcasing the splendor of the Old Kingdom.

• Hotel pickup and drop-off
• Bottled water for each person
• Private Egyptologist Guide ( If you choose this option )
• Egyptian Lunch (If you choose this option)

Escape the crowds and travel back to the origins of the pyramid era. This specially designed day trip guides you through the development of ancient engineering, from Egypt’s first capital to the world’s earliest pyramids.

Why Choose This Experience?

The Origins of Power: Stand before the Step Pyramid of Djoser at Saqqara, the oldest stone complex in the world, and delve into the enigmatic Serapeum tunnels.

Architectural Evolution: Explore the Red Pyramid at Dahshur and observe the distinctive double-angle of the Bent Pyramid—a rare glimpse into the Pharaohs’ experimentation.

The Lost Capital: Stroll through the Mit Rahina Open-Air Museum in Memphis to admire the colossal 10-meter statue of Ramses II and the magnificent Alabaster Sphinx.

Beyond the Ordinary: Experience a quieter, more genuine side of Egypt with a Private Egyptologist Guide who animates these ruins with expert storytelling.

Don’t just observe history—immerse yourself in it. Reserve your private tour to uncover the hidden treasures that most travelers overlook!

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.