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FromJeddah (JED) | ToCairo, Sphinx (SPX) | One-way / Economy | Depart: Sat 18 Jan | From SAR349.00* Seen: 2 hrs ago | From Jeddah To Cairo, Sphinx Fare Type One-way Economy Dates Depart: Sat 18 Jan From SAR349.00 Seen: 2 hrs ago |
FromMedina (MED) | ToCairo, Sphinx (SPX) | One-way / Economy | Depart: Thu 26 Dec | From SAR549.00* Seen: 1 day ago | From Medina To Cairo, Sphinx Fare Type One-way Economy Dates Depart: Thu 26 Dec From SAR549.00 Seen: 1 day ago |
FromRiyadh (RUH) | ToCairo, Sphinx (SPX) | One-way / Economy | Depart: Mon 23 Dec | From SAR269.00* Seen: 2 hrs ago | From Riyadh To Cairo, Sphinx Fare Type One-way Economy Dates Depart: Mon 23 Dec From SAR269.00 Seen: 2 hrs ago |
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Fly to Cairo, Sphinx with flynas
Book our budget-friendly flights to Cairo SPX Airport and enjoy low airfares and additional services to start your vacation on a high. Check out our flights to Giza today. Â
Giza is the third biggest city in Egypt. It is located on the west bank of the River Nile, opposite the sprawling capital of Cairo. It’s Cairo’s Sphinx International Airport where your flynas flight will land, and from there it’s a short 40-minute ride to Giza.
While Giza’s best known to history buffs for being home to archaeological wonders like the Great Pyramid and the Sphinx, you'll also find warm hospitality, first-rate accommodation, and flavorful cuisine. Â
Things to do & top attractions in GizaÂ
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- Giza PlateauÂ
No trip to Giza would be complete without going to the Giza Plateau. Considered one of the most important archaeological sites in the world, it houses the only one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World still standing: the Great Pyramid. And while these Egyptian pharaohs' tombs are astounding in their own right, it's not all you'll tick off your bucket list. Here you’ll also find the legendary Sphinx statue, as well as the many surrounding temple ruins. Tie this trip in with the Sound and Light Show which takes place in the evenings, illuminating the ancient monuments for a breathtaking backdrop against the city. Â
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- Pharaonic VillageÂ
Get a glimpse into the ancient world of Pharaohs with a trip to this open-air museum. Making a perfect family day out, the village holds a whole host of ancient Egyptian monument replicas from temples to tombs and pyramids. After fixating on the fascinating history of Egypt, head to The Bazaar to browse shops brimming with gifts and souvenirs. Â
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- The Grand Egyptian MuseumÂ
Opening in 2024, the Grand Egyptian Museum will become the largest museum in the world. The museum will bring objects from all over Egypt including Cairo, Alexandria, and Luxor to house over 100,000 artifacts. These will go back to the earliest forms of Egyptian civilization, and will even include the complete Tutankhamun collection. Â
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Experience new activities in GizaÂ
Whether you’re spending your whole holiday in Giza or coming for a day trip from Cairo — explore this vibrant Egyptian city with flynas.Â
- A camel or horseback adventure around the pyramidsÂ
Camel and horseback rides are a popular part of Egyptian culture, and offer a once in a lifetime experience. Many of these scenic tours will take off at sunrise or sunset, taking you right up to the base of the pyramids. Opt for loose, stretchy clothing that will keep you comfortable throughout.Â
- A trip down the River NileÂ
A trip down the River Nile offers a spectacularly special way to see the archaeological treasures and magical vistas of Giza and Egypt. If you really want to do it authentically, consider booking a felucca cruise - this is one of the traditional sailboats constructed from wood and crewed by local sailors.
- Taste the local cuisineÂ
Take advantage of one of the oldest cuisines in the Mediterranean with a food tour in Giza. Not only will you taste some of the most authentic dishes around, but you’ll hear the history of how the meals came to be. From Egyptian falafel through to ful medames, shawarma, kebabs, and koftas, you’ll find one commonality: all are served with warm, fluffy breads. Â
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Culture and Traditions in GizaÂ
Egypt is one of the earliest civilisations and a melting pot of cultures, but it is predominantly islamic today. One of the things that will undoubtedly stand out to you in Giza (and the rest of Egypt for that matter) is the stunning Islamic art and architecture.Â
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FAQs Â
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How can I change my booking to Giza?Â
Answer: If you need to change or cancel your booking to Giza, please visit the manage my booking page and enter your flight reference number. Â
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Which airport in Giza will my flight land at? Â
Answer: Your flight will land at Sphinx International Airport in Cairo, where you’ll be able to get a taxi or bus to Giza, which will take around 40-60 minutes.Â
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When is the best time to book my flights to Giza for the lowest fares available? Â
Answer: If you want to secure the best airfare, we would recommend booking Giza a few months before you plan to come.Â
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When is the best time to visit Giza for outdoor activities? Â
Answer: You’ll want to come to Giza from November to March to enjoy outdoor activities, when it’s more pleasant and cooler than the scorching summer months.Â