Absolutely the worst, after 5 hours of endless driving in circles being lost, we only finally made it to the location to find out it was closed. So no lunch, no canal, 5 hours of driving and we ate a chicken sandwich at McDonald's.. 2 1/2 hour return to hotel. 7 1/2 hours of my life wandering the desert in Egypt.
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finneng
January 15, 2024 · via Tripadvisor
Very skilled driver. Fun to see big ships in the canal
It was great to be able to see the old Suez Canal. We were lucky enough to see 4 large ships pass through while we were there.
Our driver was very skilled at driving in the chaotic traffic that is Cairo.
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Debbie_E
October 8, 2022 · via Viator
Professional
On time great guide had a very relaxing and enjoyable day
The best communication before and during the day
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Ahmed N
December 15, 2019 · via Tripadvisor
Wonderful trip ❤️
I recommend the service and the exploration to these new places for the traveler in the company of professionals with high academic training it turned out to be exceeding all my expectations. The trip was amazing !!! Very important that the vehicle driver be so extraordinary too! I discovered views, flavors, images, stories, facets, details that do not appear in any guide. Holiday in Egypt Travels !!
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Donald S
September 30, 2018 · via Viator
This was a disgrace - there is no such...
<p>This was a disgrace - there is no such thing as a tour of the Suez Canal - the whole experience was a sham. <br/>
Luckily we had been forewarned by another tour operator in Cairo that there is no access to the Suez Canal only a ferry across BUT THAT DIDNT HAPPEN maybe. We were first shown the Red Sea and told this is the Suez Canal, so after discarding this we were taken to some Hotel and taken to the 6th Floor and told to look out the window and there was the Suez Canal and we can't getting any closer as it is a military Zone - should have told us that before we left Australia. Then Lunch - as it was the Feast Festival a large number of places were closed so we were taken to a half star restaurant - which we are sure caused a severe case of gastroenteritis the following day. The trip back to Cairo was another thing, in a car which would be lucky to pass rego in Australia, we were transported at speeds of 170-180 kph. So all in all a harrowing experience and should be reported to a Tourist Authority as a SCAM</p>