Cairo: Where History Meets Family Adventure

Family Trip to Cairo & Giza – 2 Adults + 2 Children

Overview

Discover the magic of Cairo and the Pyramids of Giza with a 4-night stay at the Safir Hotel Cairo. This trip is designed for a family of four (2 adults and 2 children), combining comfort, culture, and history with convenient transfers and guided tours.

Included Services

Flights & Transportation

• International Transport:
• One-way flight/transport from Tirana Rinas (TIA) to Cairo International Airport (CAI).
• Arrival Transfer:
• Private transfer from Cairo International Airport (CAI) to Safir Hotel Cairo in a comfortable SUV, suitable for 2 adults, 2 children and luggage.
• Departure Transfer:
• Private transfer from Safir Hotel Cairo back to Cairo International Airport (CAI) in an SUV.

Accommodation

• 4 nights at Safir Hotel Cairo – Gizeh, Egypt
• Family-friendly hotel ideally located to explore Cairo and the Pyramids of Giza. Comfortable rooms with modern amenities, breakfast option available, and easy access to main sightseeing spots.

Tours & Activities

• Full Day Tour to Cairo and Pyramids of Giza with Pick Up – Cairo (Egypt)
• A full-day guided excursion including:
• Pick-up from your hotel in Cairo or Giza
• Visit to the Pyramids of Giza and the Sphinx
• Highlights of central Cairo (exact stops depend on local provider)
• English-speaking guide (family-friendly explanations)
• Cairo Historical Tour of the Fatimid Caliphate with Pick-up – Cairo (Egypt)
• A cultural and historical tour focusing on Islamic Cairo:
• Pick-up from your hotel
• Walk through historic Fatimid-era streets and monuments
• Visit key mosques and traditional neighborhoods (subject to local program)
• Insights into Cairo’s medieval history and architecture

Suggested Itinerary (4 Nights)

1. Day 1 – Arrival in Cairo
2. Arrival at Cairo International Airport, SUV transfer to Safir Hotel Cairo, check-in and time to rest. Evening at leisure.
3. Day 2 – Pyramids & Cairo Highlights
4. “Full Day Tour to Cairo and Pyramids of Giza with Pick Up”. Discover the Pyramids, Sphinx and central Cairo with a guide. Ideal introduction for children.
5. Day 3 – Historical Cairo & Fatimid Heritage
6. “Cairo Historical Tour of the Fatimid Caliphate with Pick-up”. Walk through Old Cairo, mosques and historic streets; time to enjoy local cafés and shops.
7. Day 4 – Free Day
8. Day at leisure for shopping, optional museum visits, Nile evening cruise, or relaxing at the hotel with the family.
9. Day 5 – Departure
10. SUV transfer from Safir Hotel Cairo to Cairo International Airport and departure.

As your travel agent, I recommend a few guides and books to enrich your experience before and during your trip:

• Travel GuidesLonely Planet Egypt – Excellent practical guide with itineraries, maps, and family-friendly tips for Cairo and Giza.
• DK Eyewitness Egypt – Very visual, with photos and illustrations that are great for children to explore history in an engaging way.
• Rough Guide to Egypt – More in-depth background on culture, history, and everyday life in Cairo.
• History & Culture (Adults)Cairo: The City Victorious by Max Rodenbeck – A readable history of Cairo, from its early days to the modern city.
• Cairo: Memoir of a City Transformed by Ahdaf Soueif – Personal reflections on modern Cairo, its people and changes.
• The Oxford History of Ancient Egypt edited by Ian Shaw – Clear overview of ancient Egyptian history, helpful for understanding the pyramids and museums.
• Books for ChildrenDK Eyewitness: Ancient Egypt – Perfect for kids, with pictures of pyramids, mummies, and everyday life on the Nile.
• You Wouldn’t Want to Be an Egyptian Mummy! by David Stewart – Fun and educational, explains mummification and ancient customs with humor.
• National Geographic Kids: Everything Ancient Egypt – Short facts, photos, and quizzes to keep children interested.
• Practical TipsConsider a small phrasebook or app for basic Arabic phrases (greetings, thank you, numbers) – helpful and fun for kids to learn.
• Before the trip, watch a short documentary on the Pyramids or Islamic Cairo together (BBC, National Geographic, or similar) so the children recognize places during the tours.