Excursion Pyramids, royal mummies, and the river nile tour at Alexandria

Cruise line: Silversea
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Overview

Journey from Alexandria to Cairo to experience three of Egypt's most iconic attractions in a single day, from the Royal Mummies Hall at the National Museum of Egyptian Civilization to a leisurely cruise along the Nile and the legendary Pyramids of Giza. Enhanced by a buffet lunch aboard a privately chartered river vessel, this immersive excursion showcases the grandeur of Egypt's ancient civilization and enduring cultural legacy.

Highlights

• Discover the National Museum of Egyptian Civilization and view the celebrated Royal Mummies Hall, home to some of Egypt's most renowned kings and queens.

• Cruise the River Nile aboard a privately chartered vessel while enjoying a buffet lunch accompanied by a folkloric performance.

• Stand before the Great Pyramids of Giza, including the Pyramid of Cheops and the Pyramid of Khafre, among the world's most enduring monuments.

• Encounter the iconic Great Sphinx and marvel at the scale of this legendary guardian of the Giza Plateau.

Important Details

• This tour includes extensive activity, approximately 0.6 miles (1 km) of walking and 20 steps. Guests should expect a moderate amount of walking and standing, especially at the museum and Giza Plateau. The tour is not suitable for wheelchair users and guests with limited mobility.

• The Giza Plateau includes sand, gravel, uneven stone surfaces, slopes, and exposed outdoor areas. Wear light, comfortable clothing and sturdy walking shoes with good grip. A hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen are recommended.

• Guests going ashore should always carry their passport and ship-issued identification card throughout the tour.

• Accessibility at the Nile Cruising Restaurant depends on the specific vessel assigned. Boarding may involve a gangway, ramp, steps, or a change in level between the dock and boat.

• Lunch and one beverage are included. Tour order and duration at each stop may vary according to traffic, security procedures, opening hours, river conditions, and local operational requirements.