Hotel Vacation: Cairo (4 Days)

 Included in The Package Rate:

Transfers by A/C Private Car or Motor Coash, baggage handling (Transportation is For Tours Package Only. Not Applied for Hotel Vacation), accommodations, hotel taxes, meals, sightseeing, entrance fees, gratuities and escort services as noted and indicated in each itinerary.

Visits / Sightseeing / Optionals / Others:

- Optional Visit to Pyramids, Great Sphinx, Solar Boat Museum.
- Optional Visit to Memphis, Seraoeum, Tombs of Nobles.
- Optional Visit to Dahshur, Bent Pyramid, Red Pyramid.
- Optional Visit to Sakkara, Zoser Pyramid
- Optional Visit to Egyptian Museum, Cairo Citadel, Mohammed Ali Mosque.
- Optional Visit to Coptic Cairo, Hanging Church, Ben Izra Synagogue
- Optional Visit to St. Sergius Church, St. Georges Church.
- Optional Visit to El Nasir Mohammed Mosque, Ahmed Ibn Tulun Mosque.
- Optional Visit to Gayer-Anderson Museum, El Refay Mosque.
- Optional Visit to The Egyptian Royal Family and King of Iran Tombs.
- Optional Overday to Luxor.
- Optional Overday to Alexandria.


Not Included in The Package Rate:

Any Optional Tour, Domestic airfares, Train Tickets or Ferry Boat Tickets, the Costs of obtaining passport or visas, excess baggage fees, personal expenses such as travel insurance, laundry, and room service, alcoholic or other beverages are not included with the meals, gratuities to Egyptologist-escort, communication charges, local airport charges and taxes, sightseeing or meals not included in the itinerary, services not mentioned in the tours and any other items of a personal nature.

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