Magnificent experience - The experience was fantastic. The expert Egyptologist (in Italian) was professional and kind. For each stop he explained in detail the history of each monument we visited. I really recommend everyone to try this experience with them because it was worth it!

Great adventure - Great well planed trip with mega bunch of people . Karim our courier very friendly also I have to admire drivers and bodyguard they have done all to make sure our trip was safe.

Unique experience with Italian guide, very nice - Fabulous experience to do absolutely, long trip but absolutely worth it... Departure from the resort at 00 as established, super punctual super organized in detail... guide in Italian kind, experienced, attentive and helpful, thanks to all the staff for this unique experience ...

Fantastic Fun Packed Day! - I highly recommend this tour. We were very well looked after through out. The only downside is it’s very long over 24hrs but well organised & plenty to see & do! We thoroughly enjoyed it. Very good value for money too 😊🫶

Cairo Trip - Top trip really well organized beautiful experience the staff was very kind and helpful especially the Guide who explained everything in a perfect way, super recommended!

Fantastic day - Tiring day but full of emotions. Visit Cairo museum in the morning, Nile boat trip and lunch. In the afternoon the pyramids of Giza and the sphinx. All well organized

Great value and staff - Incredible value, staff were great. Vues were great. Cannot recommend highly enough. Only downside was the random 2 hr stops the coach made on the way back and the arrogant Uzbekistan passengers. Not the tour guides fault and tried very hard with them.

A day in Cairo from Sharm - Great experience, we traveled me and my wife and 4 children. The guide, speaks Italian. Only the times are very long are lost in the journey.

A long day but sights to be seen! - The journey from Sharm El Sheikh to Cairo is a long 24 hours, but the trip is definitely worth it. You will need a visa for the trip, and if you don’t have one, the operators can arrange it for you at a cost of $30. Given the length of the drive, there was quite a bit of waiting at the start. I was picked up at 11:30 pm, but the coach didn’t depart until 2:30 am due to visa processing and rearranging passengers between different coaches. During the trip, you’ll get a chance to take a ride on the Nile River, which has a small additional cost but is definitely worthwhile. The highlight of the tour is the Pyramids of Giza and the Great Sphinx. I would have liked to spend more time there, as they were the standout attraction of the day. Be prepared for a long day but the memories will last a lifetime!

It could have been better - The excursion in and of itself, by land, is very heavy but I expected it: it takes 9 hours to get to Cairo (you stop many times for police checks) and then around 10 am the excursion begins. What I didn't like was the sloppiness with which it was organized, all in a way too hasty for my taste. At the museum we stayed for about 1h , and we were told very little about what was inside. Afterwards we "sailed" for lunch (which had to be understood, but it had not been mentioned that the drinks were paid for separately) and even there we were almost "forced" to pay for a boat that would transport us to the restaurant (although in fact the experience itself is nice, but cmq was not mentioned this extra cost inside the package). Then, always in a hurry, we leave for the pyramid zone, where even here (to extort some money from vacationers) we try in every way to make us take the camel or the carriage for a fee to cross the whole pyramid zone : of course it is all at the discretion of each individual Traveler to decide whether to take them or not, but let's say that if you are not the least clever, the tendency is to charge anything possible EXTRA that could easily be avoided. Once at the pyramids they left us only half an hour to go around (too little since the area is quite large) because then we would have to leave to go see the Sphinx (25 Min time to see it). A visit to the papyrus museum follows , with a brief explanation of how paper is made . It ends with an UNNECESSARY stop at the oil museum (where even there they try to pass on any to make you buy something) that you could have easily skipped to leave more room for more interesting things like the museum or the pyramids (which by the way, we have not visited inside). The excursion could have been better organized, although I repeat the trip has a very fast pace cmq (it takes about 24 h and you have to make us stay everything); I strongly discourage for those who do not have a spirit of adaptation.