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Shore Excursions

Your ship stops in Ain Sokhna, and the day is yours: the pyramids, the museum, the Citadel and the bazaar — all within an hour of the port. These are the tours for the hours you spend in a port.

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Why choose Shore Excursions

  • 5 shore excursions from Ain Sokhna, all leaving from the port terminal
  • Giza and the Grand Egyptian Museum in one morning, with the tickets included
  • Cairo Citadel, the Hanging Church and Khan El Khalili in one day
  • A private car option, with the same routes and a guide of your own

Where the tours start

Every excursion starts at the Ain Sokhna port terminal, a few minutes from the cruise ships, next to the tour meeting point of the port. The drive to the Giza plateau takes about an hour, and to old Cairo about ninety minutes.

Best time to book

The shore excursions are scheduled around the ship times, and the Giza morning works with the earliest and the latest call. In summer the tour leaves at sunrise, before the heat; in winter the timing is more relaxed, and the museum and the bazaar are comfortable at any hour.

Activities in Shore Excursions

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Frequently asked questions

The tours are planned with a wide margin: the longest one returns about three hours before the last call, and the guide knows the ship schedule. If the ship changes its port time, the operator adjusts the pick-up hour with you.
Yes — the pyramids, the Sphinx, the museum and the Citadel come with the tickets, so there is nothing to pay on the spot. Lunch is included in the full-day tours and not in the half-day ones.
The vehicle has room for the bags, and the driver stays with them for the whole day. The most comfortable option is to leave the big suitcases on the ship and take a day bag with you.

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