Giza Private Tour Guides

“Excellent Tour of Cairo and Giza”

Rania is an excellent tour guide. She speaks English very well, she is extremely knowledgeable and very attentive to her customers. We felt welcomed and in great company. She tailored the tour exactly to our preferences and captivated us with her stories and explanations. We loved that we were always able to ask lots of questions and Rania provided very detailed responses.

“Not Just a Guide, but a New Friend!”

Maryem was punctual and very clear in her communication from the start. She explained fascinating facts about the Pyramids with solid historical context and deep knowledge. We explored the entire complex at a relaxed pace, taking the time to observe everything in great detail. What truly made the experience special were our conversations about life in ancient Egypt versus today, and the cultural similarities that still survive. Maryem was amazing, and I highly recommend her as a guide. By the end of the tour, you won’t just gain knowledge—you’ll gain a friend.

“For people who want context, not just photos”

Rania was a real joy and made our full-day tour genuinely excellent. We are very history focused and fairly physically active travelers, and she struck a great balance between depth, pacing, and realism about what each site involves. As first-time visitors to Egypt, we learned a huge amount and always felt comfortable asking questions. We customized one of her tour options and she accommodated us without any issues, which made the day feel personal rather than fixed. Everything was well organized and completely stress-free. A driver was provided, so we never had to think about logistics and could just focus on the sites. Visiting Dahshur and Saqqara before the Pyramids of Giza gave important context, especially around how experimental and ego-driven some of the pharaohs actually were. Rania shared plenty of historical detail but also told genuinely funny stories, including about the egos behind some of the monuments, which made the history feel very human rather than abstract. At the Bent Pyramid, she warned us that the climb down would be difficult. She was absolutely right. I still did it and loved it, but really appreciated the honest heads-up. A smaller but telling detail was seeing her stop to feed the stray dogs and hearing about the volunteer work she does to help them, which said a lot about her as a person. We would absolutely recommend this tour to anyone who wants more than a surface-level visit and actually wants to understand what they are seeing.