Things to do in Egypt

You get to know a lot about the King Tuthankamhun, you go back into history and get awestruck with the life and possibilities that the king lived in. Truly mesmerising! What you see is all excavated recently and placed all together in one museum

Purchasing tickets for the Giza Pyramids complex through Klook is incredibly convenient. The e-ticket allows for direct scanning at the entrance, saving you the time of waiting in line to buy tickets on-site. The entire visit was smooth, and the park is well-planned. Seeing the pyramids up close is truly breathtaking, and it's an unforgettable experience whether you're taking photos or admiring them in person. We recommend setting aside ample time to explore at your leisure, and you can also arrange a camel riding experience. Overall, it's highly worthwhile, and we recommend Klook for first-time visitors to Egypt.

This trip was truly excellent value and offered a fantastic experience. First, a van picked up all the tour members from various hotels. We were a small group of seven, all around the same age, which was great, and coincidentally, all of us were Asian. I recommend packing two bags the night before: one for desert clothes and one suitcase. Upon arrival at the lunch spot, you can check your suitcase (to be picked up at the end of the tour). The lunch spot felt a bit like a local's home, serving very authentic Egyptian cuisine, and the lunch was delicious. After lunch, we switched to 4WD vehicles, with four people per car. The first stop was the Black Desert, where we experienced the grandeur of nature. I suggest wearing closed-toe shoes and gloves for climbing rocks, as you'll need to use your hands. The two drivers were excellent; they gave us a thrilling safari experience, speeding across the desert. Since it was only for a few dozen meters, it was exciting yet safe (of course, if you showed excitement, they would continue to accelerate). Our grilled chicken dinner that evening was delicious. I'm not sure how they managed to conjure up fruit, chicken, and rice from limited ingredients, but everything tasted wonderful. During dinner, we even had a special visitor: a cute little fox that came for leftover chicken bones and water, though it was very shy around people. Our guide had a great understanding of the landscape, moonlight, and photography, and took many beautiful photos for us. The sandboarding on the second day was also a lot of fun. There was no limit to how many times you could go, until you felt too tired to carry the board back up the slope to the starting point. Overall, this tour is a must-do when visiting Egypt, and I highly recommend this particular company (although I'm not sure if you can request a specific guide, my guide was named Mohammed – even though I met many Mohammeds during my two-day visit). Travel tips: Bring wet wipes (as a substitute for showering), closed-toe shoes, sandals, and gloves (for climbing). (One bottle of water will be provided at lunch and dinner.)

I had the best experience! There were many types of cruise ships, but I'm glad I chose the Pharaohs Night Cruise, which was full of Egyptian charm. The buffet offered dishes I can't find in Japan, and the dance and musical performances got everyone in the venue excited. Muhammad, who helped with the transfer, was calm and very kind, which put me at ease. If you go to Cairo, you should definitely try it.

To all Koreans! We had a very safe and fun trip! The guides were very kind! I was nervous about the unfamiliar environment in Egypt, but the entire schedule was comfortable! Lunch, dinner, and breakfast are provided, and even though I didn't shower before bed, it wasn't too uncomfortable, probably because it was dry! The desert was great, sandboarding was great, and seeing the stars made for a peaceful 2-day, 1-night trip! It was my first time in the desert, and it was so much fun and wonderful! I didn't bring a swimsuit because I thought the water might be dirty, but it would have been better to just bring extra clothes and go in once. Preparations: lots of water, snacks like crackers or jelly, motion sickness medicine for those who get motion sickness, and a swimsuit.

Highly recommend!! It was the best experience. Guide: El Arabi was very entertaining and explained the constellations exceptionally well. Scenery: The stars were incredibly visible.

first time in Egypt and this is the best experience ever, special thanks to our guide Mr. Shady Hamdy with the great knowledge.

We really enjoyed the beautiful views and the fantastic performers on our Nile dinner cruise, and while the food might not be for everyone, it was still enjoyable. A huge thank you to our reliable driver for the smooth and safe hotel pickup and drop-off!

We had an amazing experience on our Giza Pyramids tour with Klook! ✨ A huge thank you to our tour guide EZ, who was incredibly knowledgeable, friendly, and made the entire history come alive in such an engaging way. You can really feel the passion and care in every explanation—he made the visit extra special for us. Also, special appreciation to our driver Shiref for the smooth, safe, and comfortable ride throughout the trip. Navigating through Cairo can be challenging, but he made everything feel easy and stress-free. Highly recommend this tour to anyone visiting the pyramids—definitely a memorable and worthwhile experience! 🇪🇬🐪

The Hurghada desert half-day tour was a fantastic experience! The jeep pickup was punctual and reliable, the Bedouin camp had a great atmosphere, the sunset was stunning, and we saw an amazing Milky Way at night. The barbecue dinner was delicious, and the guide was enthusiastic. Highly recommended.

We booked the combo tour with two snorkels and dolphin watching, departing at 8 AM. Within 45 minutes we spotted spinner dolphins riding our bow wake—the captain didn't chase, giving us 20 good viewing minutes. The first snorkel stop had clear water, corals, and fish including a turtle, with easy currents. The second, a deeper drop-off, had barracuda and an eagle ray but stronger currents; crew handed out noodles and stayed close. With about 40 guests, the boat felt busy but well-organized. Unlimited drinks, fruit, and wraps were provided. Downsides: dolphin time felt rushed, the second site was choppy (bring seasick pills), and photo rentals cost extra. Still, at $15 per person, it's amazing value. I'd recommend it for confident swimmers—bring your own camera, wear a rash guard, and tip the crew.

the staff is friendly and have a nice dinner ,easy trip just relax