From one hour; you set the lengthA Photographer, by the Hour
Not an itinerary — a photographer, for as long as you want one. Bring them to the pyramids for an hour, keep them for a whole day across the city, or have them quietly cover a proposal, a birthday or a family trip. You choose the where and the how long; we match the photographer to it.
Whatever your own plans involve — the photographer goes where you go.
Where You’ll Go
What You’ll Do
- 1
Tell us the shape of it
Where you will be, how long you want a photographer there, and what the photographs are for. That is the whole brief.
- 2
Matched to a photographer
Cairo photographers specialise — documentary, portrait, wedding, fashion. We match the one whose work fits what you described rather than sending whoever is free.
- 3
The shoot itself
They meet you where you are and work around your day rather than running it.
- 4
Your edited images
Edited photographs delivered afterwards, to a count and a turnaround agreed before you book.
Included
- ✓A photographer for the hours you book
- ✓Matching the photographer to the brief
- ✓Edited images, to an agreed count
Good to Know
The practical truth about this one — timings, conditions, and what we can’t promise.
- This is a service, not a tour. There is no itinerary, no guide and no transport unless you ask for them.
- Site entry is separate. The pyramids, museums and ticketed sites each have their own rules for professional photography, and some require a permit we have to arrange in advance.
- Egyptian law requires consent before photographing a person, and photographing children is not permitted. That applies to a hired photographer too.
- Tell us the hours and the locations when you enquire. The rate for an hour at one location and a full day across the city are not the same thing, and we would rather quote you properly than post a number that fits neither.
- For a planned shoot with a route built around the light, the Zamalek photoshoot is the better product.
What travellers said
Reviews of Egypt Eye from travellers who did something similar.
“The Pyramid and Sphinx tour with our photographer absolutely incredible from start to finish. Our photographer provided deep and engaging insights about the Pyramids, temples, and Sphinx throughout the tour, bringing ancient history to life with passion and clarity. He went above and beyond—not just as a guide, but even helping us negotiate with local vendors, which made the experience even more enjoyable and stress-free. The itinerary was…”Read the full review on Airbnb
Rohan
1 Day Giza Tour
“We had an amazing experience with our tour guide! She showed us the history of the pyramids and ancient Egypt in a way that was both fascinating and easy to understand. Her knowledge was impressive, and she answered every single question we had with patience and detail. What really made the tour special was her great sense of humor and warm personality. She created such a relaxed and enjoyable atmosphere throughout the day. On top of that, she…”Read the full review on Airbnb
Pilar
1 Day Giza Tour
“The all inclusive Pyramids and Sphinx experience with our guide (and Ru) was exceptional! Communication about pick up and itinerary of activities were clear and timely. Also, entrance to the sites was very easy and efficient. No hassle or waiting in long lines! Ru was an exceptional guide! She’s very knowledgeable and speaks excellent English, which made the exchange of information very fluid and easy. I learned SO much! Additionally, they were…”Read the full review on Airbnb
Bernard
1 Day Giza Tour
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