Pyramids and the Nile Tour

Pyramids and the Nile TourThe Great Pyramids are considered the oldest and the only one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World that are still intact, and are a must-do for anyone visiting Egypt. Complete your day with lunch and a boat trip down the famous Nile River.Your journey begins as your guides pick you up for a pleasant ride by air-conditioned vehicle to the famous Great Pyramids in Giza. Enjoy the changing views as your guides share fascinating stories and noteworthy facts along the way.Arrive on site to a panoramic view of the pyramids of Cheops, Mykerinus and Chephren. These magnificent structures were believed to have been built as tombs and storage houses for deceased ancient Pharaohs to perform their duties as kings of the dead. Here you will also see the limestone statue of the Great Sphinx and the Valley Temple which served several functions including serving as the main entrance to the pyramid complex and connecting the area to the Nile. Take a few minutes to close your eyes, imagine what constructing those buildings were like, then take plenty of photos before heading to a restaurant to enjoy a delicious lunch while overlooking the Nile.From there you will board a traditional felucca sailing boat for a 30-minute ride down the Nile with spectacular views of Cairo from the water. Conclude your tour with an optional stop at the traditional bazaars as you make your way back to port.This popular tour fills up quickly! Reserve your spot now and prepare to experience an unforgettable day in the history and majesty of the Pyramids.Please Note: This 14-hour tour includes your English speaking Egyptologist guide, transportation, bottled water, lunch and all entrance fees to the sites. Guests must be able to step in and out of the boat. Collapsible wheelchair/walkers permitted; mobile-impaired guests must have a companion to assist. If you do not have a wheelchair one can be provided for a fee. This tour requires an Egyptian visa that may be included in your cruise package; if not, you may purchase one on board for a $15-$25 USD fee.