Egypt · TICKETS
Every trip has one free day too few. These 15 tickets & entry passes justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part.
Visit Mini Egypt Park from Hurghada, Sahl Hasheesh, Safaga, or Makadi Bay. A guide such as Mohamed, Ahmed Dak, or Walid leads you past 55 miniature sights, from the Pyramids to Abu Simbel, while air-conditioned transfers and entry are included.
“All went perfectly as described. a fun way to spend an afternoon. Thank you.”
Visit Cairo’s Egyptian Museum of Antiquities with a Ministry of Tourism QR ticket sent one day before your visit. Explore two floors of statues, mummies, papyrus, jewelry, fossils, and Tutankhamun’s famous golden mask. No guide is included, so plan to explore independently.
“super easy , skipping the ticket booth altogether. crowds on opening are insane, recommend leaving it a half hour for the first wave to clear before trying to get in”
Spend about two hours at Hurghada Grand Aquarium on Safaga Road, moving from Red Sea tanks and a 24-meter underwater tunnel to a rainforest, mini zoo, touch pool, and rope bridge. You can also buy food to feed selected animals. Entry costs $33, with transfers not included.
“Very beautiful aquarium and zoo. A little small but still interesting”
Enter the Grand Egyptian Museum in Giza with a pre-booked QR ticket. Walk beneath colossal statues, visit the Grand Staircase and four exhibition halls, and use holographic glasses in the Hall of Mirrors. A guide is not included, but earphones are provided for the 45-minute tour.
“Very reliable and even offered a transport for us! Easy to communicate to with any concerns! We loved the museum!”
Visit Hurghada Grand Aquarium at your own pace with admission to 24 galleries, an underwater tunnel, touch tank, rope bridge, small zoo, and daily shark feedings at 11:00 AM and 3:00 PM. Plan on one to two hours, but allow extra time if you need to exchange a mobile ticket for a paper one.
“Beautiful animals, lovely place, variety of species…enjoyed it very much…only not so good thing was waiting for entrance because of ticket exchange (electronic one was not accepted)”
Visit the Grand Egyptian Museum near the Pyramids with a ticket, optional Egyptologist guide, and optional Cairo or Giza transfer. Guides such as Aya, Ahmed, Tony, and Basan have earned praise for clear explanations, while the ticket-only choice suits independent museumgoers.
“This was a great tour. Our guide was very knowledgeable. Highly recommended. I learned so much!”
Travel from Cairo to Aswan by train, then cruise three nights to Luxor with visits to Philae, Abu Simbel, Kom Ombo, Edfu, Karnak, and the Valley of the Kings. Guides such as Mohamed Shakour, Osama Ghazaly, and Ahmed may lead the sightseeing, while meals and transfers are arranged for you.
“How disorganized they were and quick to charge for everything. We lost a day because they booked our train ticket late and had to get an early time, despite us reminding them consistently since the first day. They charged us for drinks we never ordered.”
Enter Naz Cabaret through a bookshelf and descend into a candlelit club inspired by 1940s Cairo. Expect dancers, live jazz, singing, magic, and two alcoholic drinks or local beers. Smart casual dress is required, entry is for ages 21 and over, and solo men are not admitted.
“très beau spectacle. de la.danse, de la musique live, chanson live, magicien...”
You’ll visit the Grand Egyptian Museum in Giza with hotel pickup, early access, and a guide in English or another available language. See the Hanging Obelisk, Ramses II, the Grand Staircase, gardens, and 12 halls covering Egypt from prehistory to the Roman period. Lunch is optional.
“The service booked in the morning for midday. I had booked a service in French, but I had an English-speaking guide because no one who spoke French was available. No complaints about the guide, who was very punctual and picked me up at my hotel with the driver. He spoke English very slowly so that I could understand, but it's true that I would have liked to have had a French-speaking guide to understand all the subtleties and be able to chat with him in a much more natural way. Perhaps he should have cancelled and rescheduled for another day because, for the price I paid, I would have appreciated…”
Use an authorized QR ticket to enter Salah El Din’s Citadel in Cairo, then explore Mohamed Ali Mosque, other historic mosques, museums, and wide views across the city. This is a self-guided visit with no guide or drinks included, so arrive early and bring your passport.
“Nice place, but we got scammed. They made us think we had to buy a djellaba for 1800 pounds, even though they could lend us one for cheap. They're scamming people in front of their place of worship, which is a shame”
Visit the National Museum of Egyptian Civilization with a prebooked QR ticket sent by the supplier before your date. See the Royal Mummies Hall and galleries covering Egypt from prehistory to modern times. The $18 ticket includes entry only, so plan your own visit.
“A nice museum. Mostly know for the mummies. An easy experience.”
Spend about six hours exploring Giza, the Sphinx, Saqqara, and Memphis from Cairo in an air-conditioned van. Your Egyptologist guide explains Khufu’s chamber, Djoser’s Step Pyramid, painted tombs, and Ramses II. Lunch, tickets, pickup, and a private upgrade depend on the option you choose.
Spend an evening at Hurghada’s Alf Leila Wa Leila Hotel for a 2.5-hour Neverland production of music, lights, dance, and theater. Your package includes a Moroccan dinner, Egyptian belly dancing, mineral water, a guide, and private air-conditioned transfers from Hurghada hotels.
Travel from Cairo to Aswan and Luxor by first-class overnight train, then spend three nights aboard a Nile cruise. Visit Philae, Abu Simbel, Kom Ombo, Edfu, Karnak, Luxor Temple, the Valley of the Kings, Hatshepsut Temple, and the Colossi of Memnon with guides and transfers included.
“I have nothing to say bad about this tour, everything was so well organized. The food on the boat was amazing, the staff was friendly. We loved the tours and tour guide. 9/10 overall”
Spend about eight hours with a private Egyptologist guide exploring Giza by air-conditioned vehicle, camel, and quad bike. You’ll visit the pyramids and Sphinx, eat lunch, shop for papyrus, then enjoy a two-hour Nile dinner cruise with belly dancing and Tanoura.
“The day was so great, and I am so grateful for this package. I was able to get so many activities accomplished in one day and it was worthwhile. Hisham was a great guide, very enthusiastic and helpful. With all of the solicitors around, he did his best to shield me from anyone whom may be pushy. The restaurant chosen for lunch was great as well. I definitely recommend.”
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