Greetings to all!

  "Unveiling Ancient Egypt: A Once-in-a-Lifetime Journey with the Incredible Maga!" - We had the absolute pleasure of having Maga as our tour guide during our visit to Egypt, and it was truly an unforgettable experience. Maga took us on a breathtaking... read more journey through the iconic Giza Pyramids, the Sphinx, and the Egyptian Museum, bringing history to life with his incredible knowledge and passion for Ancient Egypt.

What sets Maga apart is his deep expertise as a professional archaeologist. He’s not just a guide – he’s someone who has dedicated his life to uncovering and understanding Egypt's rich history. He shared fascinating insights and stories that went far beyond the standard tourist information, making every moment of the tour both educational and captivating.

Maga is also a rare gem in the world of guides. He didn’t waste time dragging us to unnecessary shopping stops, as so many others do. Instead, he focused entirely on delivering an authentic, high-quality experience filled with meaningful information and awe-inspiring sights.

What’s even more exciting is that Maga specializes in exploring lesser-known, even more fascinating places across Egypt. It’s clear we’ve only scratched the surface, and we’re already planning our next trip to discover more with him. If you’re passionate about history, archaeology, or simply want to experience Egypt through the eyes of someone who truly loves and respects its culture, Maga is the guide for you.

Thank you, Maga, for making our trip extraordinary – we can’t wait to return!

  The best guide in Cairo - We have long wanted to visit Cairo, see the pyramids and get to know the country. And we were very lucky, because our guide turned out to be an amazingly... read more erudite, passionate person, who is also an archaeologist. We visited the oldest pyramid (by the way, it is not the pyramid of Cheops), saw the necropolis of cats, learned why there are "deceptive" doors in the pyramid, and what amulets were required to be in the sarcophagus, why there were always geese in the drawings of sacrifice, what is the cartouche of the pharaoh, who are the Mamluks and Sufis, where is the ceremonial beard of the Sphinx kept, and why the temple in Cairo is "floating" and many, many more interesting stories about Cairo itself. If you also want to know this, then you definitely need to go to our guide. And he is also a wonderful person - responsive, organized, responsible, kind and terribly decent. We managed to become friends in a few days. Maga, thank you, see you again in Cairo.