Private day Tour to Dahshour,Memphis,Sakkara
At a Glance
Type
Private Tours
Duration
6 hours
Rating
5.0/5 (73)
Price
From $71.00/person
Fitness
Moderate - The tour invol...
Tour Details
You will go the west district of Giza Governorate to explore the massive structures that belonging to the great pharaohs of the old kingdom in Dahshour and Sakkara. And also explore first capital in Egypt Memphis.
What Makes This Tour Special
This private day tour includes visits to three major archaeological sites, allowing close-up views of early pyramid construction phases, an open-air museum with artifacts in Memphis, and a chance to walk through Saqqara's extensive necropolis. The tour offers detailed explanations of architectural techniques and historical context.
- Personalized itinerary with a private guide knowledgeable in Old Kingdom history.
- Opportunity to explore lesser-visited pyramid sites in Dahshour alongside the more famous Saqqara.
- Visit to the open-air museum in Memphis showcasing colossal statues and ancient relics.
- Detailed insights into the evolution of pyramid architecture from step to smooth-sided designs.
- Combination of urban historical site (Memphis) and necropolises providing a comprehensive view of ancient Egyptian civilization.
Historical Background
Dahshour and Saqqara are ancient necropolises located near Giza, dating back to the Old Kingdom period of Egypt (c. 2686–2181 BCE). Dahshour is known for its pyramids built by Pharaoh Sneferu, including the Bent Pyramid and the Red Pyramid. Saqqara served as the burial ground for the ancient capital Memphis and contains the Step Pyramid of Djoser, the earliest colossal stone building in Egypt.
Is This Tour Worth It?
This private tours activity is highly rated at 5.0/5 across 73 reviews, running 6 hours from $71.00 per person.
Best For
FamiliesPrivate groups
Less ideal for: Those with limited mobility · Wheelchair users · Those with limited time
Pros
- +Outstanding rating: 5.0/5
- +Well-reviewed: 73 ratings
- +Booked through Viator
Cons
- -Cancellation policy not specified
- -Requires moderate - the tour involves walking on uneven terrain, including sandy and gravel paths, with some climbing of small slopes or stairs at archaeological sites. fitness level
- -Inclusions not listed
