

by Tour Egypt Club
How do you want to book?
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$58This private VIP tour in Giza lasts about three to four hours and includes a visit inside the Great Pyramid of Khufu with special permission from the Egyptian Ministry of Antiquities. The tour begins with a hotel pickup in Cairo and a drive through the early morning streets to the Giza pyramid complex. Arrival is timed when the area is closed to the public, allowing exclusive access to the pyramids with only the guide present. The visit inside the Great Pyramid starts with entering the ascending passageway leading to the King’s Chamber, which contains a red granite sarcophagus. On the way, visitors pass through the Grand Gallery, a large corridor that provides access to the burial chambers. After the King’s Chamber, the tour continues to the Queen’s Chamber, originally intended as a burial place for a queen. If the Great Pyramid of Khufu is unavailable due to restoration work, the guide will take visitors to either the Pyramid of Khafra or the Pyramid of Menkaure, depending on availability. The tour also includes a descent through the descending passageway to the subterranean chamber carved from the bedrock beneath the pyramid. Inside this chamber, visitors will see a modern barrier on the east wall and a small passageway on the south wall that ends in a dead end. Optional visits to the Sphinx from outside and the Valley Temple from inside are available if the corresponding options are chosen. The tour concludes with a return transfer to the hotel. All service charges and taxes are included. Personal expenses and tipping are not included. A professional Egyptologist guide and private air-conditioned car transfers are provided throughout the tour.
The Pyramids Of Giza
The tour starts early with pickup from the hotel and a drive through Cairo’s streets. Arrival at the pyramids occurs outside official opening hours, allowing a private visit with only the guide present. Visitors spend about 45 minutes viewing the pyramids in quiet conditions, seeing them in a way not available to regular visitors.
45 min
The Great Pyramid of Khufu
Visitors enter the Great Pyramid through the ascending passageway. The path leads to the King’s Chamber near the pyramid’s top, which contains a red granite sarcophagus that can be entered briefly. On the way, the group passes through the Grand Gallery, a large sloped corridor also called the mysterious passage. This part of the visit lasts about 30 minutes.
30 min
The Great Pyramid of Khufu
Next is the Queen’s Chamber, designed as a burial chamber for a queen. This stop lasts about 15 minutes. If the Khufu Pyramid is closed for restoration, the guide will take visitors to the Pyramid of Khafra or Menkaure depending on availability.
15 min
The Great Pyramid of Khufu
The tour continues through the descending passage to reach the subterranean chamber or pit carved into the bedrock beneath the pyramid. Visitors will see a modern barrier on the chamber’s east wall and a grating on the south wall covering a small dead-end passage. This part of the visit lasts about 30 minutes.
30 min
Cairo
Following the conclusion of the tour, the guest will be transported back to their hotel safely.


by Tour Egypt Club
How do you want to book?
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$58This private VIP tour in Giza lasts about three to four hours and includes a visit inside the Great Pyramid of Khufu with special permission from the Egyptian Ministry of Antiquities. The tour begins with a hotel pickup in Cairo and a drive through the early morning streets to the Giza pyramid complex. Arrival is timed when the area is closed to the public, allowing exclusive access to the pyramids with only the guide present. The visit inside the Great Pyramid starts with entering the ascending passageway leading to the King’s Chamber, which contains a red granite sarcophagus. On the way, visitors pass through the Grand Gallery, a large corridor that provides access to the burial chambers. After the King’s Chamber, the tour continues to the Queen’s Chamber, originally intended as a burial place for a queen. If the Great Pyramid of Khufu is unavailable due to restoration work, the guide will take visitors to either the Pyramid of Khafra or the Pyramid of Menkaure, depending on availability. The tour also includes a descent through the descending passageway to the subterranean chamber carved from the bedrock beneath the pyramid. Inside this chamber, visitors will see a modern barrier on the east wall and a small passageway on the south wall that ends in a dead end. Optional visits to the Sphinx from outside and the Valley Temple from inside are available if the corresponding options are chosen. The tour concludes with a return transfer to the hotel. All service charges and taxes are included. Personal expenses and tipping are not included. A professional Egyptologist guide and private air-conditioned car transfers are provided throughout the tour.
The Pyramids Of Giza
The tour starts early with pickup from the hotel and a drive through Cairo’s streets. Arrival at the pyramids occurs outside official opening hours, allowing a private visit with only the guide present. Visitors spend about 45 minutes viewing the pyramids in quiet conditions, seeing them in a way not available to regular visitors.
45 min
The Great Pyramid of Khufu
Visitors enter the Great Pyramid through the ascending passageway. The path leads to the King’s Chamber near the pyramid’s top, which contains a red granite sarcophagus that can be entered briefly. On the way, the group passes through the Grand Gallery, a large sloped corridor also called the mysterious passage. This part of the visit lasts about 30 minutes.
30 min
The Great Pyramid of Khufu
Next is the Queen’s Chamber, designed as a burial chamber for a queen. This stop lasts about 15 minutes. If the Khufu Pyramid is closed for restoration, the guide will take visitors to the Pyramid of Khafra or Menkaure depending on availability.
15 min
The Great Pyramid of Khufu
The tour continues through the descending passage to reach the subterranean chamber or pit carved into the bedrock beneath the pyramid. Visitors will see a modern barrier on the chamber’s east wall and a grating on the south wall covering a small dead-end passage. This part of the visit lasts about 30 minutes.
30 min
Cairo
Following the conclusion of the tour, the guest will be transported back to their hotel safely.