Egypt · HORSE RIDING IN CAIRO
Every trip has one free day too few. These 5 horse riding in Cairo justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part.
See Giza’s pyramids, Sphinx, and royal tombs by camel or horse carriage on a guided five-hour tour with Cairo pickup.
“It was a life time experience,you have to do it. Randa is an excellent tour guide and gives great alternatives to make your activity special! worth it 100%”
Photograph the Giza Pyramids, Sphinx, camel and jumping horse with private transport, a guide, and 40 to 50 edited images.
“I had an amazing experience visiting the Giza Pyramids, all thanks to this guide. Not only was he incredibly knowledgeable about the history and significance of the pyramids, but he also went above and beyond to ensure the tour was engaging and enjoyable. His storytellRead more”
A private Giza tour with Abdu combines pyramid history, camel and horse photos, hotel transfers, and edited images for $90.
“I had an incredible pyramid photo excursion made even better by my fantastic guide, who ensured everything went smoothly and made the experience truly enjoyable. They knew the best spots for capturing stunning shots, gave helpful tips, and created a relaxed atmospheRead more”
Tour Giza’s pyramids, Sphinx, plateau, and panoramic viewpoints with a private guide, hotel transfers, and a 30-minute horse carriage ride.
“Awesome, awesome, awesome! I have been so awed with this part of the world since I was a kid. My guide was a friendly accommodating young lady! Worlds of information, and a pro with my camera! I swear I had more pictures taken of me that day than a total of the last 10 years.”
Ride an Arabian horse through the Giza desert for pyramid and Sphinx views, hotel transfers, and a close look at this budget tour's limits.
“Nous avons fait une balade à cheval au Caire avec quad en supplément. Point positif : malgré 1h30 de retard, ils ont été arrangeants, sans frais. Le groupe avait déjà commencé, donc tour privé pour moi et mon amie. C’était notre première fois à cheval et on a pu galoper, bonne expérience sur le moment. Mais aucune liberté, on est surveillées en permanence et les chevaux n’écoutent que le guide. Gros point noir : maltraitance des chevaux. Beaucoup sont fouettés, avec des plaies visibles. Même des enfants les frappaient pour rire. On a vu un cheval se faire battre jusqu’à tomber, et continuer à être frappé au sol. Très choquant.…”
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