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Posted on Tripadvisor Ara BLVerified Sayed played hide and seek at pyramids I took my four children and our guide Sayed was a miracle worker. He kept them entertained with jokes and stories. We visited the pyramids and he played hide and seek with them around the smaller structures. At the museum he gave them a treasure hunt to find specific artifacts. They found a golden chair and a mummified cat. The day was chaotic but wonderful. Admission fee was 100 usd per adult and 45 usd per child. Length of visit was 8 hours. Atmosphere was chaotic and joyful. Crowd size was busy but Sayed managed well. Staff were energetic and child friendly. Best for families with many children. Yasser gave each child a souvenir.Posted on Tripadvisor Thea SVerified Wife took a nap in the van between sites My wife was so tired that she took a nap in the van between sites. Our guide Moustafa made sure the AC was on and kept the ride smooth. She woke up refreshed for Saqqara. We then visited the pyramids and the Sphinx. Saqqara was interesting with the step pyramid. Memphis had a huge statue. The van was comfortable and quiet. Admission fee was 50 usd each for the full day. Length of visit was about 8 hours. Atmosphere was restful and considerate. Crowd size was about 12 people in our group. Staff were thoughtful of tired passengers. Best for couples who need rests. Yasser had arranged extra pillows for the van.Posted on Tripadvisor Esme JVerified Debated who built the pyramids I went with friends and we had a history debate about who built the pyramids. Our guide Hesham settled it with evidence. He showed us the workers' cemetery and the tools. We were all wrong. We then visited the museum and saw the workers' artifacts. Hesham was patient with our arguments. We had a great time debating and learning. The day was intellectually stimulating and fun. Admission fee was 125 usd each. Length of visit was 8 hours. Atmosphere was debate like and lively. Crowd size was moderate but we were in our own world. Staff were experts and mediators. Best for friends who like debates. Yasser gave us a book about the pyramid builders.Posted on Tripadvisor Tessa KateVerified Beat all the crowds at every site I went solo and I wanted to avoid the crowds. Our guide Emad knew the best times. We started at 6 am at Dahshour. I had the Red Pyramid to myself. We went to the Bent Pyramid and saw only two other tourists. At Saqqara we arrived before 9 am and it was quiet. We finished at Memphis before the buses came. He timed everything perfectly. I took photos without people in them. We had a quick lunch and were back by 2 pm. The car was fast and the driver was skilled. I had a peaceful day. Admission fee was 93 usd. Length of visit was 7 hours. Atmosphere was quiet and crowd free. Crowd size was zero at Dahshour. Staff were strategic and Emad was a crowd expert. Best for solo travelers who hate crowds. Yasser planned the timing perfectly.Posted on Tripadvisor Zane JamesVerified Found modern graffiti near Saqqara I went with friends and we did a graffiti tour. Our guide Mohamed showed us the modern graffiti near the sites. There was some on the walls near Saqqara. He explained it was not ancient but part of modern history. We took photos of the contrast. At Memphis we saw old and new side by side. At Dahshur there was less graffiti but we found a heart carved on a stone. We added our initials and took a picture. The day was unconventional. Admission fee was 42 usd each for the sites included in our 88 usd per person tour. Length of visit was 7 hours. Atmosphere was edgy and modern. Crowd size was small. Staff were open minded and Mohamed took us to the graffiti spots. Best for friends who like street art. Yasser had warned us about the graffiti.Posted on Tripadvisor Milo LukeVerified Took photos from the car roof We went as a couple and we had a private car with a sunroof. Our guide Maged took us to Saqqara first. We stood on the roof of the car and took photos of the Step Pyramid. It was a fun angle. Then we went to Memphis and saw the sphinx. We had lunch with a view. At Dahshour we opened the sunroof and took photos of the Bent Pyramid through it. The day was unique and the car made it special. The driver was cool and played music. We had a great time. Admission fee was 150 usd each. Length of visit was 8 hours. Atmosphere was fun and unique. Crowd size was moderate but we had our own style. Staff were creative and Maged encouraged the roof photos. Best for couples who want unique photos. Yasser had upgraded our car for free.Posted on Tripadvisor Nola AVerified Saw a desert fox near the pyramids I went solo and I was lucky to see a desert fox near the pyramid complex. It was small and shy. Our guide Wael said they live in the area. I watched it for five minutes before it ran away. We then visited the museum and saw the animal mummies including a fox mummy. I felt a connection. The day was full of unexpected wildlife. Admission fee was 115 usd for the full tour. Length of visit was 8 hours. Atmosphere was wild and surprising. Crowd size was moderate but the fox was in a quiet area. Staff were observant and pointed it out. Best for solo travelers who love animals. Yasser told me about the foxes before the tour.Posted on Tripadvisor Esme SVerified Small artifacts at Saqqara museum I went solo and I was interested in the small finds. Our guide Ahmed took me to the museum at Saqqara. It had small statues and tools. I spent an hour there. At Memphis we saw the small alabaster vases. At Dahshur he showed me the construction marks on the stones. The small details were fascinating. The whole day was about the little things. Admission fee was 43 usd for the sites and museum included in my 89 usd tour. Length of visit was 8 hours. Atmosphere was detailed and curious. Crowd size was minimal. Staff were attentive and Ahmed pointed out the small things. Best for solo travelers who notice details. Yasser had given me a magnifying glass.Posted on Tripadvisor Ella MVerified Reverse schedule beat the heat We went as a couple and we visited the Grand Egyptian Museum first to avoid the heat. Our guide Rasha took us through the museum in the cool morning. We saw the giant statues and the jewelry. Then we went to the pyramids in the late afternoon when it was cooler. We watched the sunset over the Sphinx. It was a perfect reverse schedule. Rasha was flexible and listened to our needs. The day was comfortable and beautiful. Admission fee was 150 usd each. Length of visit was 8 hours. Atmosphere was comfortable and smart. Crowd size was smaller in the late afternoon. Staff were flexible and accommodating. Best for couples who want to beat the heat. Yasser recommended the reverse schedule.Posted on Tripadvisor Bella JVerified Samia told stories to my daughters I took my two daughters and they were fascinated by the pyramids. Our guide Samia was gentle and told them stories about the pharaohs. We started at Saqqara and she told them the story of Imhotep. They listened carefully. We went to Memphis and they asked about the sphinx. She told them about guardians. At Dahshour they were amazed by the Bent Pyramid. They drew it in their notebooks. We had lunch with ice cream. The car was comfortable and we had snacks. They had a magical day. Admission fee was 72 usd per adult and 42 per child. Length of visit was 8 hours. Atmosphere was magical and storytelling. Crowd size was okay. Staff were storytellers and Samia was enchanting. Best for families with girls. Yasser gave them each a mini pyramid.