15 Days , 14 Nights
Daily Tour
15 people
Embark on a 15-day Nile Cruise adventure through Lake Nasser, where ancient wonders and breathtaking natural beauty converge. Marvel at the majestic temples of Abu Simbel, a UNESCO World Heritage site, and explore the serene landscapes of the vast reservoir. Cruise along the Nile, witnessing the picturesque scenery and soaking up the tranquility of the desert. This unforgettable journey offers a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in Egypt’s rich history and natural splendor.
Giza Pyramids
Saqqara
Quaitbay Fort
Alexandria Library.
catacombs of Kom El Shokafa
Pompey’s Pillar
Egyptian Museum.
Coptic Cairo
Valley of the Kings
Hatshepsut Temple
Colossi of Memnon
Dendera and Abydos
Edfu
Kom Ombo
Kalabsha temple
Wadi El-Seboua
Kasr Ibrim
Arrival at Cairo airport. Our representative will welcome you and assist you with passport control formalities, baggage identification and porterage. Transfer by private air-conditioned car to your hotel and overnight at your hotel in Cairo
Overnight in Cairo hotel.
Meals : Welcome Drink
Breakfast. Check-out from the hotel. The luggage was left at the locker. Start to visit The Pyramids
Witness: Giza Pyramids (the Great Pyramid of Khufu, the Pyramid of Khafre, the Pyramid of Menkaure):
One of the most mysterious seven wonders of the ancient world (and the only one that still exists.)
-Pyramid of Khufu:
The construction of the pyramid dates from approximately the year 2560 BC, when it was built as a tomb for the pharaoh khufu, and its construction continued over a period of 20 years.
– Pyramid of Khafre
It is one of the pyramids of Giza in Egypt. it is built by King Khafre. Lower in height than his father’s pyramid (Khufu), it is built on an area of 215 square meters and has two entrances on the northern side. It still retains some of its outer covering at the top.
-Pyramid of Menkaure
It is the smallest of the three main pyramids of the giza pyramid complex located on the Giza plateau in the southwestern suburbs of cairo, egypt. It is believed to have been built to serve as a tomb for the Egyptian pharaoh Mykarenus.
Then proceeding to witness: Sphinx
Known in Arabic as Abu Al Hol (Father of Terror), this sculpture of a man with the haunches of a lion was dubbed the Sphinx by the ancient Greeks because it resembled their mythical winged monster that set riddles and killed anyone unable to answer them.
Then we will move to the valley temple of king Khafre
That was the mortuary temple of king Khafre and his family members. It is considered one of the wellpreserved temples in Egypt.
Then proceeding to witness: Saqqara (Step Pyramid)
Covering a 7km stretch of the Western Desert, Saqqara, the huge cemetery of ancient Memphis, was an active burial ground for more than 3500 years and is Egypt’s largest archaeological site. The necropolis is situated high above the Nile Valley’s cultivation area, and is the final resting place for deceased pharaohs and their families, administrators, generals and sacred animals. The name Saqqara is most likely derived from Sokar, the Memphite god of the dead.
Lunch in a restaurant near the pyramids (at your own expense).
Free time. Optional: Sounds & Lights at the Pyramids
-Overnight in Cairo hotel.
-Included Meals: Breakfast.
Breakfast at the hotel, meet our guide to start your Alexandria tour by visiting
Catacombs of Kom El Shoqafa
It is considered one of the seven wonders of the world in the Middle Ages. It is the largest Roman cemetery, and the cemetery consists of a series of tombs, statues, and archaeological remains of Pharaonic funerals.
The importance of the cemetery is due to its vastness, abundance of decorations, and the complexity of its planning. It is also one of the clearest examples of the mixing of Pharaonic art with Roman art in Alexandria, and one of the best examples of funerary architecture in Alexandria.
Then move to visit Pompey’s Pillar
Pompey’s Pillar was built in honor of Emperor Decaldianus. The total height of the column, including the base, is about 2,685 metres. On the west side are two bases, which can be reached via an underground staircase. There are also two pink granite statues that look like sphinxes.
Then move to visit The Citadel of Qaitbay
Qaitbay Citadel is considered one of the most important defensive fortifications on the Mediterranean coast. It was built on the ruins of the ancient Lighthouse of Alexandria to fortify the city.
Pictures can be taken on the outside patio.
After that we continue the tour to visit Bibliotheca Alexandrina
which is the largest library in the world, consisting of 8 million books. You can visit its open courtyard where you can see the statue of Alexander the Great and the statue of Ptolemy I, which was found underwater nearb.
Back to Cairo Hotel
-Overnight in Cairo hotel.
-Included Meals: Breakfast.
Breakfast and start of our city tour with a visit to
Salah El Din Citadel including Mohamed Ali Alabaster Mosque:
The Citadel is one of Cairo’s main attractions and probably the most popular Islamic moment in Cairo. Salah El-Din built it in 1176 AD, it was the place of most Egypt’s rulers for 700 years between the 9th and 12th century. Mohammed Ali was the last ruler in the citadel.
Muhammad Ali Mosque
The Muhammad Ali Mosque is located within the Citadel of Salah al-Din, and was built by Muhammad Ali in 1848. This mosque was called the Alabaster Mosque, referring to the marble slabs that covered its interior walls. It was also called Alabaster Mosque which is one of the types of marble used in construction, also There is inside this Moeshea the tomb of Muhammad Ali.
Then move to visit (The Egyptian Museum)
The Egyptian Museum is the oldest museum in the world entirely dedicated to Egyptian culture, which is why there is a private guide who talks and explains the fundamental stages of its formation, from the birth of the collection to the present day.
Among the museum’s unparalleled antiquities is the Narmer painting, which immortalizes the unification of Upper and Lower Egypt under one king, and is among the museum’s priceless artifacts. In addition to a large group of statues of the great Kings, Cheops, Chephren and Menkaure, the builders of the Pyramids of Giza.
Hanging Church (El Muallaqa, Sitt Mariam, St Mary)
The hanging church is considered as the oldest Coptic church in Egypt, known as the the hanging church or the Virgin Mary church. Located at old Coptic Cairo.
It was called the Suspended Church because it was built on two of the ancient towers of the Roman fort. (Fortress of Babylon), and the Hanging Church is the oldest surviving church in Egypt. Therefore the church is a very important and absolutely unmissable stop on the tourist itinerary focused on the places linked to the Holy Family, which characterize the capital of Egypt. The internal decorations feature icons in Greek Orthodox style and have thirteen pillars, which respectively represent Christ and the twelve apostles.
Church of St. Sergius and Bacchus
Explore old Cairo with its famous old churches The Church of St. Sergius and Bacchus, also known as Abu Serga.
It is the ancient church built on the site where the Holy Family resided during their escape journey, Its current location is what is known as the Complex of Religions in Old Cairo, within the Fortress of Babylon. Like many other early Christian churches, the Abu Serga church and its underground cave were designed according to the layout of a basilica, thus together consisting of three parts: the porch, the nave and the sanctuary (the cave is under the sanctuary). The church is notable for its unique architectural and artistic elements which reflect the spirit of Coptic church architecture in Egypt. These include the pulpit, font, ivory and wood inlaid templons, and unique religious decoration of saints and apostles.
Take the sleeping train from Cairo to Luxor.
Dinner on the train.
-Overnight on board the train.
-Included Meals: Breakfast , Dinner.
Breakfast by train, arrival in Luxor, meeting and assistance by our representative. Visit the
The Valley of the Kings
also known as the “Valley of the Gates of the Kings” in Egypt, it was used for 500 years in the period between the 16th and 11th centuries BC. to build tombs for the pharaohs and nobles of the modern state.
The Temple of Hatshepsut
The Temple of Hatshepsut or Mortuary Temple of Hatshepsut is an Eighteenth Dynasty temple of Egypt and the best remaining temples were built about 3,500 years ago in Deir el-Bahari, Egypt
The Colossi of Memnon
The Colossi of Memnon are two huge statues that were built around the year 1350 BC, and are all that remains of a temple in memory of the pharaoh (Amenhotep III), located in western Thebes, Egypt. They belong to King Amenhotep III, one of the kings of the 18th dynasty, which is the strongest ruling family in the history of ancient Egypt
Boarding. night at the hotel.
-Overnight in Luxor hotel.
-Included Meals: Breakfast .
Breakfast and day trip to Dendera and Abydos temples.
Abydos Temple
The Abydos Temple, often referred to as the gateway of Osiris and the Memorial Temple of Seti I, is a monumental site that spans a remarkable period from the First Dynasty to the Thirtieth Dynasty of ancient Egypt. This temple complex is renowned for its historical significance and architectural grandeur, making it one of the most important religious sites in the country.
A key highlight of the Abydos Temple is the famed Abydos King List, a chronological record that showcases the names of pharaohs from the legendary Menes, the unifier of Egypt, all the way through to Ramses I. This invaluable inscription serves as a crucial resource for understanding the lineage and succession of Egypt’s rulers, illustrating the temple’s role as a center of royal cult worship.
Visitors to the temple will be awed by the intricate carvings and stunning reliefs that adorn its walls, depicting various scenes of rituals, offerings, and the pharaoh’s divine connection to Osiris, the god of the afterlife. The temple’s serene ambiance, combined with its rich historical narrative, makes Abydos a profound site for anyone seeking to delve into the depths of ancient Egyptian culture and spirituality.
Exploring the Abydos Temple offers a unique opportunity to connect with the legacy of the pharaohs and the timeless beliefs that shaped this remarkable civilization.
Dandara Temple
The Dandara Temple stands as an exquisite testament to ancient Egyptian architecture and devotion, dedicated to Hathor, the beloved goddess of love, joy, and motherhood. Located in the picturesque village of Dandara, just north of Luxor, this remarkable temple is renowned for its stunning design and intricate artistry.
As you approach the temple, you’ll be greeted by its impressive façade, featuring towering columns adorned with elaborate carvings and beautiful hieroglyphics that tell stories of devotion and celebration. Inside, the temple reveals a series of intricately decorated halls, with ceilings painted in vibrant colors that depict celestial scenes and divine figures, inviting visitors to immerse themselves in the rich spiritual atmosphere.
The sanctuary, where the cult statue of Hathor once resided, is particularly striking, surrounded by serene chambers that echo with the history of worshippers who sought the goddess’s blessings. Throughout the temple, visitors can appreciate the craftsmanship that has allowed these ancient artworks to endure through the centuries, offering a glimpse into the beliefs and values of a civilization that revered its deities.
return to Luxor evening, night at the hotel.
-Overnight in Luxor hotel.
-Included Meals: Breakfast.
Breakfast and visit to the temples of Karank and Luxor,
Luxor Temple
Luxor Temple is a sign of ancient Egyptian civilization, and is a monument of great beauty in the heart of the modern city of Luxor. Although dozens of centuries have passed since its construction, it remains a witness to the greatness of a civilization that did not disappear, and today it is classified as one of the best preserved Egyptian temples and the most beautiful building, and in it the Egyptian temple plan is evident and clearer. One of the inner chambers contains a group of scenes known as Divine Birth Scenes, as it tells the story of King Amenhotep III’s lineage with the idol Amun-Ra himself.
Then proceed to witness Karnak Temple
Karnak is an extraordinary complex of sanctuaries, kiosks, pylons and obelisks dedicated to the Theban triad but also to the greater glory of pharaohs. The site covers more than 2 sq km; it’s large enough to contain about 10 cathedrals. At its heart is the Temple of Amun, the earthly ‘home’ of the local god. Built, added to, dismantled, restored, enlarged and decorated over nearly 1500 years, Karnak was the most important place of worship in Egypt during the New Kingdom.
then drive to Aswan, passing by the temples of Edfu and Kom Ombo, check-in at Aswan hotel and overnight
-Overnight in Aswan hotel.
-Included Meals: Breakfast .
Breakfast then visit the high dam and the Philai temple
Philae Temple
Philae Temple This temple dedicated to the goddess Isis, which was flooded by the waters of the Nile, is considered the temple of love and was divided and reassembled in a new location on the island of Egilika, about 500 meters from its original location on the island of Philae. Its buildings include the Temple of Hathor, and the visitor can watch the sound and light show at night, which is presented in several languages.
It is located on a small island, and can only be reached by boat, as it is surrounded by water on all sides.
The Philae Temple is a gem in the crown of the river Nile that stands majestically on Agilkia Island, southern Egypt.
The Aswan High Dam
Egypt is famous for one of the greatest engineering works it is the Aswan Dam, it is a very important architectural and historical achievement for the history of the country, it is the more modern and largest of the two dams that were built on the Nile, at the height of the first there are small sequences of waterfalls. The Dam takes its name from the nearby city of Aswan, which is about 17 km away.
felucca trip around the islands of Aswan, night at the hotel
-Overnight in Aswan hotel.
– Included Meals: Breakfast .
Breakfast and transfer to the cruise on Lake Nasser. Lunch on board. Visit to the Kalabsha temple, Beit El Wali and the Kertassi kiosk Afternoon tea is served in the lounge.
Dinner and overnight on board in the port of Aswan.
-Overnight on board of Nile Cruise.
-Included Meals: Breakfast , Lunch , Dinner.
Breakfast on board followed by a morning visit to Wadi El Seboua, Dakka Temple and Meharakka Temple. Lunch on board while sailing towards Amada. Visit the temples of Amada and Derr, as well as the tomb of Penout.
Dinner and overnight on board in Amada.
-Overnight on board of Nile Cruise in Amada.
– Included Meals: Breakfast , Lunch , Dinner.
Breakfast and morning visit to the citadel of Kasr Ibrim. Visiting from the deck of the ship at the entrance to the site is not permitted. Navigation to Abu Simbel. Visit after lunch to the temples of Abu Simbel.
(Optional sound and light show in the temples of Abu Simbel) Candlelight dinner on board and overnight in Abu Simbel.
-Overnight on board of Nile Cruise in Abu Simbel.
– Included Meals: Breakfast , Lunch , Dinner.
Breakfast and departure for the cruise on Lake Nasser, road to Aswan and free day in the city. Night transfer to the train station to return to Cairo.
overnight by train
-Overnight on board the train.
-Included Meals: Breakfast , Dinner.
Breakfast on the train. Arrival in Cairo and free day. Night at the hotel.
-Overnight in Cairo hotel.
– Included Meals: Breakfast.
Farewell to Egypt as our tour ends today after breakfast. Transfer to Cairo International Airport.
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