Tour privado às Pirâmides de Gizé, Museu Egípcio e Bazar com almoço

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! 🇪🇬🐪

I had an absolutely excellent experience on this tour! Ayman was a great tour guide. He was very knowledgeable and really enhanced the experience with interesting historical background. He also made me feel very comfortable walking around the city - he was looking out for me. He planned a great day at the pyramids, sphinx, museum, and bazaar. At the pyramids I rode a camel! He also planned fun side stops like a papyrus store and an oils store. And we had a tasty shawarma for lunch. An excellent experience and a great value. Transportation was so easy since he picked me up and dropped me off from my hotel, and the car took us between all the stops to make great time across the day. I will recommend this tour with Ayman as a guide to anyone who visits Cairo!

Aiman, JazakAllahu Khayran for the incredible day. The museum, pyramids, and bazaar were all amazing because of your knowledge and care. And lunch was fabulous. Thank you for choosing such a great restaurant and making sure we were all comfortable. You turned a busy tour into a relaxed, unforgettable experience. We’ll recommend you to everyone.

I was hesitant about getting a guide for the pyramids, but I'm glad I did. Being able to hear the explanations in Japanese significantly increased my satisfaction. The entrance fee for the pyramids was 700 EGP, the internal entrance fee for the Great Pyramid of Khufu was 1500 EGP, the camel ride was 1000 EGP, the museum was 550 EGP, and drinks during lunch were extra. It was fun because I was able to do everything I wanted. Lunch was a buffet. Rola was very knowledgeable, answered many questions, and her explanations were easy to understand.

What a great day. Guide and driver Ahmed (both had the same name) were a great team and ensured we got to all of our destinations safely. Ahmed was very fun and ensured we had lots of photos to remember our day with. Lunch was fantastic.

We had an excellent day and highly recommend this tour. Shady was a very knowledgeable and funny guide - he explained all the facts about the pyramid and it was very interesting to learn more about ancient Egyptian history. We flew in late and he was also flexible with the start time and adjusted the itinerary for us.

J'ai eu une expérience merveilleuse avec mon guide, M. Ahmed Essam, ainsi qu'avec mon chauffeur, M. Mohamed Salah. La visite était très instructive et intéressante. Merci beaucoup d'avoir rendu mon expérience en Égypte incroyable.

I participated in the 1 Day Pyramid tour. The hotel pick-up and drop-off service was convenient, and I had no major complaints about the pyramid sightseeing program itself. While you need to purchase admission tickets to the pyramid area and tickets for internal viewing yourself, I think it's not an issue if you understand this beforehand. However, what was quite disappointing this time was the tour guide's style of guidance. The female guide who assisted us spoke Japanese very well, her explanations were easy to understand, and she took many Instagram-worthy photos with my smartphone. Looking at just that, I would say she was very service-oriented and a highly satisfying guide. But what largely ruined it was the constant redirection to souvenir shops and affiliated stores that had little to do with sightseeing. Despite repeatedly stating that I wasn't interested, I was taken to shops selling perfume, papyrus, spices, and other souvenirs, which clearly seemed to involve referral fees or commissions. Honestly, it was quite exhausting. I had some interest in the papyrus shop, so I just listened to the explanation but didn't buy anything. The spice shop's products themselves were interesting, and the quality didn't seem bad, so I bought a little. However, there were no price tags, making me suspect that the prices were set for tourists and possibly included a commission for the guide. What was particularly unpleasant was that despite asking to be taken to "street vendors or cheap local shops" because I wanted sunglasses, I was deliberately taken to a souvenir shop aimed at tourists. It felt like I was being guided to shops that benefited the guide rather than fulfilling my wishes, which left a very bad impression. Even at the market, if they had given us free time, saying "Please return here at [time]," I could have enjoyed it at my own pace. However, in reality, we were often led to shops that seemed to be acquaintances of the guide, and it felt more like being steered towards shopping than sightseeing. Ultimately, I had to firmly tell them about three times, "Please don't take me to any more souvenir shops," before they finally gave up. Having to refuse so many times during a tour is quite stressful. Honestly, through this tour, I became tired of both Egyptians and Egyptian tourism, and I felt like "I've had enough of Egypt for a while." It's truly a shame, especially since the guide's language skills and photo service were so good.

Today, we went to the Giza area and visited the Egyptian Museum in Tahrir, the beautiful museum that is considered the origin of Egyptian civilization, containing all the models and artifacts before they went to the Grand Egyptian Museum, guided by one of the most important guides in Egypt, Ezzaldin Rashdan. I highly recommend this man; he showed us everything and explained it to us in the finest details. Thank you so much, Ezzaldin Rashdan, and thank you for showing us Khan El Khalili too. This bazaar dates back 100, no, 1000 years. Thank you so much, and thank you for representing Egypt; you are an ambassador for Egypt. Thank you, Tripco and thank you for the beautiful service today

a very great tour with a great guide, so helpful, so professional, and so friendly, I liked everything about this tour.