Car Rental with a Driver in Cairo

Here’s what awaits you

Car rental is a perfect choice for those who have their own plans for a trip around Cairo. This is a great way to implement your ideas, moving around the city in a comfortable car!

• Choose the necessary duration of the car rental. A personal driver can take you anywhere in the city and will always be waiting for you in the car.
• When booking, you can order a meeting at the airport and a child seat at an additional cost.
• Feel free to choose a business class car in case you enjoy increased comfort or want to experience a ride in a luxurious car.
• You pay per ride, not per person. The total cost depends on both the car type and the selected duration of the car rental.

Places of Interest in Cairo

Giza pyramid complex

The legendary necropolis is located in the suburbs of Cairo and consists of small tombs, a statue of the Great Sphinx, and several other pyramids. The Great Pyramid of Giza, one of the seven wonders of the world, is also situated here. Travelers have the opportunity to appreciate the external grandeur of these constructions and then go inside to walk along the narrow corridors, visit the large galleries, and see the burial chambers.

The Egyptian Museum

It’s the oldest museum of Egyptian antiquities in the Middle East. It houses artefacts covering the period from the Old Kingdom to the Greco-Roman era. Having visited more than 100 exhibition halls, you can make the so-called journey through time. There are the mummies of pharaohs and animals, the contents of the tomb of Tutankhamun, as well as numerous statues, chariots, jewellery, and much more.

Khan el-Khalili

The most famous and largest bazaar in Cairo has preserved its authentic architecture and atmosphere. The market offers a million ideas for unique souvenirs, such as golden jewellery, Egyptian cotton, toy camels, and glass lamps. Be sure to taste traditional food and delicious Arabic coffee in one of the old local cafes!

Children will like it

City Stars Mall

This is one of the best places in Cairo for relaxation and entertainment. A variety of goods of both the world famous brands and local manufacturers will give you endless shopping opportunities. In addition to a huge number of shops, the mall offers gourmet restaurants, cosy cafes, as well as cinemas, playgrounds, and theme parks.

The Cairo Opera House

This is one of the largest and most famous opera houses in the Middle East. Created by the architects from both Egypt and Japan, the building is considered a masterpiece of Islamic architecture. This complex consists of several galleries including the Egyptian Modern Art Museum, restaurants, and concert halls.

Children will like it

Al-Azhar Park

A huge public park located in Old Cairo is considered the green lungs of the city. It has everything you need for a wonderful rest: a lake, scenic walking paths and picnic areas, lush gardens and fountains, as well as cosy cafes and restaurants. Also, there is the observation deck offering breathtaking views of the city.

Why choose us?

The driver speaks your language

We will provide you with an experienced driver

Fixed price

The total cost is known in advance and depends on the chosen duration of the car rental

Free cancellation

You will get a full refund if the order is cancelled more than 24 hours before the start of the ride

Wide range of car classes

Comfort class cars, business class cars, and minivans are available for booking

What's included

Tips and tricks

• In Cairo, women must dress chastely and cover their shoulders, forearms, and legs. Avoid wearing short-sleeved clothes or miniskirts, especially in mosques and shrines. Men are allowed to wear shorts but it is not recommended to go sleeveless.
• Schedule your day according to the local rules. On Fridays, all local shops and cafes are closed until noon as it’s prayer time.
• In order to enjoy shopping at the popular Khan el-Khalili bazaar, visit it on weekdays. It’s usually overcrowded on Saturdays and Sundays. Be sure to look into the oldest cafe in Cairo called El Fishawi which has been operating since 1769. Take a break after a long walk, try tasty dishes of local cuisine, and drink Arabic spiced coffee!
• It is important to bargain at local markets and bazaars in order to get a discount: Egyptians respect those who can stand their ground. But in mosques and shops, the prices are usually fixed.
• You can find some sellers too intrusive in Cairo. In these cases, use the Arabic word «la’a» (no) as it is the easiest way to refuse buying the goods. In order not to sound rude, you may say «la’a, shukran» (no, thank you).

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