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Spend an evening cruising the Nile on an evening boat ride that includes dinner and live entertainment. After a convenient hotel pickup, embark on a romantic night out on the water. See the sunset over Cairo, enjoy a delicious dinner, listen to atmospheric live music, and watch two traditional dance performances—a belly dancing and Tanoura Sofy show.

Delve into Islamic Cairo—the area of the city with the most Islamic sights—without any worries about transportation or getting lost on this half-day private tour. Soak in the bustling scenes as you travel between the sites by private car, and visit the Saladin Citadel, Muhammad Ali Mosque, Khan El Khalili bazaar, and more, all with a guide to provide background and insight.

Witness the wonders of the Western Sahara on this tour of Ancient Egyptian civilization's most renowned sites. Enjoy plenty of photo opportunities with visits to the pyramids of Giza as well as the Sphinx and necropolis. Observe the valley temple at Khafre before voyaging to Menkaure. See the evolution of pyramid structure at Sakkara before journeying to Memphis City, which dates back to 3100 BCE.

A cruise along the Nile River is a must for first-time visitors to Egypt and the famous river is even more spectacular by night. Set sail on this evening cruise, where you'll tuck into a delicious buffet and be entertained by live music, belly dancing, and a traditional tanoura dance show.

Save time and avoid hassle by pre-booking your private transportation between Cairo Airport and your hotel in Cairo or Giza. Your driver will be waiting at the arrival hall when you land, ready to take you to your hotel. When it's time to leave, a driver will pick you up from your hotel and take you back to the airport in a private, modern vehicle.

Leave Giza for a day of sightseeing around Luxor, and ride a hot air balloon, felucca boat, and even a camel, too. Taking the complexities out of planning bucket-list activities in Egypt, this convenient package offers a way to do it all without the fuss. You’ll pass by the Valley of the Kings and the Luxor Market, and get the lowdown on the history from an Egyptologist guide.