We will arrange your pick up upon arrival at Cairo International Airport by a private A/C vehicle to our hotel in Cairo where you will check in and start your relaxation.

After breakfast, you will head to visit the most famous and sophisticated sights of Cairo and Giza.

The Giza Pyramids Complex

The Pyramids of Giza, which includes the Great Pyramid of Khufu, has been built to be the resting place of the pharaohs of the 4th dynasty and their queens since around 2600 BC.

The Great Pyramid

The Great Pyramid, built in 2570 BC, is a remarkable stone structure of 2 million tones. It was completed in just 15 years and is still considered one of the original Seven Wonders of the World. Well-preserved over centuries, it stands at 146.6 meters (481 feet) and is the heaviest object in the world, weighing about 6 million units. It features an impressive King’s Chamber.

The Great Sphinx

The Great Sphinx in Horus of the Horizon was created by Pharaoh Khafre between 2558 and 2532 BC. Modeled after a lion, the Sphinx symbolizes divinity and is a guardian of immortality. Its unique characteristics are highlighted by its connection to the Dream Stele of Thutmose IV.

The Valley Temple

The necropolis is the most famous of the Old Kingdom period, with 4th Dynasty burial complexes. It was used to prep for their journey into the hereafter and perform the mummification and opening of the mouth rituals.

The Grand Egyptian Museum

The Grand Egyptian Museum was built to be the gateway to the innumerable treasures of ancient Egyptian origin, which were the result of 5000 years of bond bone and beautiful artistry. The presence of this great wonder led to experiencing high architectural constructions and unique examples.

Meal: breakfast and lunch

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In the late afternoon, you have the option to visit the Nubian Village, which is vibrant with colorful houses. People here have been farming along the Nile for a long time. The village has its own unique culture, and you'll see camels strolling through the streets. Spend the night in Aswan.

Meals: Breakfast - Lunch - Dinner.

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After that, you'll sail for about 5 hours to Kom Ombo from Aswan. There, you'll visit the Kom Ombo Temple. This temple is special because it's dedicated to two gods: Haroeris (an ancient form of the falcon-headed god Horus) and the Crocodile God Sobek. The temple is on the Nile's banks, where crocodiles used to sunbathe.

On the Nile Cruise ship, you'll enjoy an Egyptian Night Party. Everyone wears a traditional Egyptian gown called a Galabeya. The party will have a mix of old 60's & 70's dance songs and Arabian music. You'll spend the night in Edfu.

­Meals: Breakfast - Lunch - Dinner.

After the tour, you'll continue your journey by sailing on the Nile. In the afternoon, you'll reach Luxor and have the chance to explore the impressive temples of Luxor and Karnak. These temples, dedicated to the god Amun Ra, showcase how the pharaohs built grand structures. You'll also witness the recently opened path of sphinxes and much more. Don't miss the temple shows at night, offering excellent photo opportunities.

Overnight in Luxor.

Included Meals: Breakfast - Lunch - Dinner.

Step off the cruise ship and begin an early morning adventure to Luxor's West Bank. Your journey starts by crossing the Nile River. Discover the remarkable Temple of Hatshepsut, a symbol of the achievements of ancient Egypt's notable female Pharaoh. Hatshepsut, inspired by her powerful father, flourished during her reign. She undertook famous trade voyages to present-day Somalia, the land of Punt, bringing back valuable treasures.

Next, head to the Valley of the Kings, where you can enter a royal tomb and marvel at the array of 64 tombs, each with its unique size and complexity. Ranging from simple pits to elaborate chambers with over 120 royal rooms, this site also features the Colossus of Memnon and ongoing archaeological efforts.

After your tour ends, we will transfer you to your hotel in Luxor.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch

After breakfast, you will visit:

The Valley of the Queens

The Valley of the Queens is a captivating site known for its beauty and historical significance. During the New Kingdom period, it served as a burial place for queens and royal children. Over 90 painted tombs adorned with stunning art are featured. The most famous is the burial chamber of Queen Nefertari, the beloved queen of Ramses II.

The Habu Temple

The Habu Temple is a unique and grand structure, beautifully situated in a bowl-shaped area that enhances its colorful effects. Its walls showcase imaginary animals, golden symbols, and scenes of gods and heroes battling dark forces. Built in the 12th century BCE during the 18th dynasty in honor of Pharaoh Ramses III, the temple features impressive reliefs and writings that depict Egyptian religion and themes of war. Its grandeur has significantly influenced the modern understanding of Thebes.

Deir El-Medina

After visiting the archaeological site of the Ancient Egyptian Village known as the Village of Truth, it's clear that many workers lived there while crafting the royal Tombs during the 18th to 20th dynasties, which were built in the Valley of the Kings in ancient Egypt.Few archaeological sites match the significance of the Monastery of the City, which showcases the organized and prosperous life of ancient Egypt. There is no place on Earth older or with a richer history.

Meal: Breakfast, Lunch

After breakfast, you will check out from your hotel in Luxor, then we will head to visit two of the most magnificent temples in Ancient Egypt.

Dendera Temple

Hathor was among the few original gods in ancient Egypt, acknowledged as one of the cosmogonical gods. The Hathor temple, the Dendera temple complex, stands in Egypt and is about seventy-five kilometers north of Luxor. From 2250 BC to 343 BC, it was constructed to resemble the heart chakra, the place of significant change.

The Abydos Temple

The Osirion Temple is in the Abydos Temple, a sacred site with magical healing properties. During the story of the temple, they say Osiris was resting on his throne under the sand. This fantastic site is known as the one that carries cosmic divine energy, so you can opt for meditation here. For 3200 BC Abydos archaeological site, See more in Egypt. Abydos, the burial place of the Pharaohs of the 1st Dynasty, is the most ancient and important archaeological site in Egypt. Standing first from the right is the remarkable Abydos King List.

After your tour ends, you will have lunch then we will transfer you to Hurghada in A/C vehicle.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

After breakfast, you'll have a free day. You can enjoy the day as you like. We strongly suggest you head to the beaches. You can also participate in water sports or other activities you prefer.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, and Soft Drinks, No Alcohol

Get ready for Scuba Diving with expert instructors after breakfast, and enjoy spectacular coral reefs which is a part of the magnificent undersea worlds.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, and Soft Drinks

One of the amazing things you can do in the desert is a Safari tour in Hurghada Desert.

After breakfast, enjoy a desert safari adventure with sandboarding, visiting Bedouin villages, and a traditional Bedouin meal.

Meals: breakfast, lunch, dinner, and drinks.

After breakfast, you will check out from your hotel in Hurghada then we will transfer you to Hurghada international airport to return to Cairo.

Upon arrival at Cairo international airport, our representative and tour guide will be waiting for you to starts your visits to:

The Egyptian Museum

The Egyptian Museum, which is downtown Cairo's iconic attraction built in 1901 AD, presents the city's heart as a museum with magnificent artifacts from the most extraordinary civilizations in the history of humanity.

The Salah El Din Citadel

Salah El Din Citadel is the tremendous historical fortress built on the site.
The citadel is an Islamic stronghold built by Salah El Din in 1176 A.C. It has fortified walls 1,500 meters long and six meters thick. It was protected by imposing gates and indestructible defensive walls that secured it against the Crusader invasion. The citadel is an outdoor museum of profound culture and heritage of one of the most prominent civilizations ever on earth, flourishing Islamic culture and life across the centuries.

Mohamed Ali Mosque in Egypt

It was between 1830 to 1848 BC that the mosque was built. The white mosque is the common name given to it by the people of Egypt because it is made entirely of alabaster. The building is a first-rate example of Ottoman architecture. It is now located in the Cairo Citadel and is seen from almost every place one can get in the famous city of Cairo.

The National Museum of Egyptian Civilization

NMEC, or National Museum of Egyptian Civilization, is a visiting spot that is an absolute must-see for Egyptology fans and anybody longing to get to know Egypt’s history and culture without wandering too far from the Capital. The museum also served as a pathway to the history of Egypt, which provided a glimpse of the ancient Mon.

Al Muizz Street

Al Muizz Golden Street was established by Fatimid between 953 and 975 AD and further expanded in 1171 AD. It is a cultural center displaying stunning examples of Islamic art and architecture in its many house museums, cafes, and art galleries.

The Khan El Khalili Bazaar

The Khan El Khalili is the oldest market in Africa, moving to build as a true Mamluk between 1382 and 1389 AD. You can buy inscriptions here and have an incredible buying experience because the significant majority of people have big pieces of clothes and souvenirs that are smelly and other things that can soothe you later.

Meal: Breakfast, Lunch

After Breakfast at the Cairo hotel, you will check out and we will  transfer you to Cairo international Airport.