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if you go through Pegasus, for example, then on their website you can see both the list of excursions and the price list, in many respects it all depends on the tour operator!
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answered 15 years ago
I think it’s worth visiting the pyramids at least once. Although the tour is tiring (6 hours by bus), it’s very interesting! And I really liked the tour to Luxor. It’s also very cool (about 6 hours by bus). , St. Catherine's Monastery. I myself really want to go on an excursion to Israel, Jordan, but it's a little expensive and far away!
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answered 15 years ago
At this time of the year it is possible to drive to Cairo, but the trip takes 24 hours, and is very tiring, and on the pyramids you will only be 30 minutes. Israel has a very difficult customs clearance, but there is something to see. Mount Moses, a very difficult climb up the mountain physically. The trip to Luxor from charm is not real. Personally, I liked yachting the most, and quad bikes in the desert, my advice on arriving at the place is to communicate with those who have already returned from excursions, and determine what interests you more, do not rush to buy right away so as not to be disappointed, and do not regret wasted money and time.
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answered 15 years ago
Agree with the previous answer. I’ll just add that your hotel guide will tell you the whole range of excursions. Then ask the reviews of tourists who came from these excursions and decide who to take from - a hotel guide is 50-70% more expensive than street agents, but guides are almost always better and buses are more comfortable (for long trips).
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answered 15 years ago
You should definitely visit Luxor, it is the capital of ancient Egypt. Temples, tombs of the pharaohs, etc. have been preserved. However, you can get there almost only from Hurghada or Marsa Alam (and then 4 hours one way). I took a tour in the street agency of Hurghada, it was 30% cheaper than in a hotel. The guide will still be there, from Luxor, whichever you're lucky. We got a guide who speaks seven (!) Languages and is very erudite and cheerful.
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answered 15 years ago
Giza (National Historical Museum, pyramids, papyrus factory, visiting a jewelry store perfume shop) is all one excursion. Panorama of Jerusalem, Dead Sea. Jordan is the city of Petra, the dead sea. Bazaar, caves. We have already written about Luxor, I will not repeat it.
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answered 15 years ago
Since they have already told you mostly about excursions, I can add prices for excursions of hotel guides on my own:
Mount Moses and St. Catherine's Monastery $40
Jerusalem (1 day) $230
Jerusalem + Jordan (2 days) $410
Cairo $75
Cairo by plane $250
Luxor by plane $255
Monastery of St. Catherine $45
Monastery of St. Catherine and Dahab $45
Sea voyage (Ras Mohammed Nature Reserve) $40
Sea travel on about. Tyrant $40
Mount Moses and St. Catherine's Monastery $40
Jerusalem (1 day) $230
Jerusalem + Jordan (2 days) $410
Cairo $75
Cairo by plane $250
Luxor by plane $255
Monastery of St. Catherine $45
Monastery of St. Catherine and Dahab $45
Sea voyage (Ras Mohammed Nature Reserve) $40
Sea travel on about. Tyrant $40
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answered 15 years ago
if you go to the mountain of Moses, do not take the child, it is a pity for him, it is difficult to climb. wear comfortable clothes and shoes.
as for Cairo, don't forget to take something to eat, in case you want to eat or drink on the way. Good hotels usually provide breakfast in a box.
to Cairo and Luxor is easier by plane, but more expensive.
in Cairo, go to the Cairo Museum of History.
there is an excursion which includes: Cairo Museum, papyrus factory (you can listen to the story and ask about the meanings of the paintings, so as not to buy papyrus with a bad meaning), perfume shop (good for those who are fond of aromatherapy), jewelry store (you can go see), pyramids ( better not go there, take a walk around).
as for Cairo, don't forget to take something to eat, in case you want to eat or drink on the way. Good hotels usually provide breakfast in a box.
to Cairo and Luxor is easier by plane, but more expensive.
in Cairo, go to the Cairo Museum of History.
there is an excursion which includes: Cairo Museum, papyrus factory (you can listen to the story and ask about the meanings of the paintings, so as not to buy papyrus with a bad meaning), perfume shop (good for those who are fond of aromatherapy), jewelry store (you can go see), pyramids ( better not go there, take a walk around).
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answered 15 years ago
