FELUCCA ON THE NILE AT SUNSET 

Sailing on a traditional felucca is one of the most enchanting ways to experience Cairo. As the city’s skyline softens under the golden hues of sunset, the gentle breeze and the rhythmic swaying of the boat offer a moment of peace away from the urban rush. The felucca provides not just stunning views of the Nile, but also a timeless connection to Egypt’s river traditions. Perfect for couples, friends, or solo travelers, this serene journey is a Cairo highlight not to be missed.
Tip: Agree on the price and duration of the ride before boarding ;).

One possible Location: DokDok Felucca Cruises

KAYAK ON THE NILE

For those seeking a more active adventure, kayaking on the Nile offers a unique and exhilarating perspective on the legendary river. Paddle past Cairo’s landmarks, feel the energy of the water beneath you, and enjoy a rare sense of calm amid the bustle of the city. Guided tours are available for beginners and experienced paddlers alike, making it a safe and memorable way to connect with Egypt’s lifeline. It’s a refreshing escape that blends activity with stunning views. 

For bookings, visit the Nile Kayak Club on Instagram or contact them directly at support@nilekayak.com.
Mention that you are an EAC Participant to receive a discount.

AL-AZHAR PARK

Once a historic landfill, Al-Azhar Park has been transformed into one of Cairo’s most beautiful green spaces and a symbol of urban renewal. With its lush gardens, serene fountains, and panoramic views of the city skyline and historic mosques, the park is a peaceful retreat from Cairo’s busy streets. Stroll along tree-lined pathways, enjoy a meal at one of its stylish restaurants, or simply relax and take in the scenery. Combining history, culture, and natural beauty, Al-Azhar Park is a must-visit oasis in the heart of the city. 

Opening Hours: 

Daily: 9 am - 10 pm

Location: Al-Azhar Park

SAQQARA NECROPOLIS

Home to Egypt’s very first pyramid, Saqqara is a vast necropolis that offers a fascinating glimpse into the earliest chapters of ancient Egyptian history. The highlight is the Step Pyramid of Djoser, a groundbreaking architectural achievement that paved the way for all later pyramids. Surrounding it are tombs, temples, and richly decorated mastabas that reveal the artistry and beliefs of Egypt’s Old Kingdom. Less crowded than Giza, Saqqara provides a more intimate and atmospheric experience, where you can wander through ancient passageways and marvel at structures over 4,600 years old. Visitor details and ticket information are available on the official website .

Opening Hours: 

Daily: 8 am - 5 pm

Location: Saqqara Necropolis

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