A trip organised by Sun Tours and tour guide NADA who is the funniest, sweetest, sharpest most delightful lady in tourism. All the hotels are competing with one another for most brilliantly lit displays. Visited Tutankhamen museum (copies of antiques in Cairo Museum, well worth the visit) the Old Market, Mosque, Coptic Church, Soho Square etc with a commentary by the beautiful and very knowledgeable Nada. At the end of the tour, we ate at Sky Lounge, enjoying a mixed grill (DON'T BITE THE CHILLI!) with drinks as well. View from the lounge is beautiful and there is a lift to the top for people not too accustomed to climbing stairs. A wonderful trip in an affordable price bracket. Hope you get Nada.... did I mention that?

The atmosphere was incredibly welcoming, and the staff were wonderful. There was plenty of entertainment to keep us engaged, and the food was absolutely perfect – we enjoyed every bite. We were seated upstairs, where there was fresh air compared to downstairs, with easy access to the deck.

Highly recommend this tour! We had private tour in a familly on 4 with a great guide - Muhammad. He was very open for our questions, never rushed us anywhere, knew where and when to go to skip crowds and see a lot of herritage sites. He had a profund knowledge of history of egypt and also was just a great company to tour with. We took quite long tour but it was worth it. Giza is nice, but Saqqara and Dahshur have much less tourists and just a contrast between a desert and palm trees closer to River Nile is amazing to see.

Don't take me wrong, the work of the tour guide was amazing and everything worked well during the tour. But the person who organizes the trips is very rude, they don't have the slightest idea that it is customer service. He got angry and started to complain because I couldn't answer the phone quickly, he also sells you the most basic things and you have to pay for everything separately, the guide and the driver were amazing but the customer service of this company is lousy or non-existent.

Cows, goats, camels and other livestock are traded in a bustling weekly market here. In addition, Nubian men were hawking mint & Egyptian spinach from their Tuk-tuks. The scene was dusty and chaotic as well as colorful. A child was tending to camels less than a year old. Adjacent was a regular market where one could buy fresh veggies, spices, meat, leather goods, clothing, and carpets or just relax with tea.