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A 14-day tour is available for archaeology enthusiasts, which includes visits to Cairo, Alexandria, Alamein, Luxor, Aswan, and Abu Simbel.
Abydos & Dendera Temples
Edfu & Kom Ombo
Trip to Abu Simbel
Alexandria, Rosetta & Alamein Trip
Cairo:Le Méridien – Steigenberger Pyramids- Ramses Hilton- Helnan – Barcelo Pyramids- Pyramisa
Luxor: Steigenberger Nile.
Nile cruises: MS Emilio, MS Radamis, MS Princess, MS Sara
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3 Stars |
4 Stars |
5 Stars |
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Price per person in DBL or TRPL Room |
2000 $ |
2050 $ |
2300 $ |
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Solo traveler |
2800 $ |
2850 $ |
2950 $ |
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Christmas & Easter – DBL or TRPL Room |
2200 $ |
2250 $ |
2550 $ |
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Christmas & Easter – Solo Traveler |
3100 $ |
3200 $ |
3300 $ |
Cairo: Kempinski – Fairmont Cairo – Hilton Curnrad -Marriott Sheraton- Hilton Golf pyramids
Luxor: Hilton – Sonesta St. George.
Nile Cruises: MS Amwaj Nile Cruise, MS Nile Premium, MS Bule shadow, MS Jaz Jubilee, Crown Emperor, Steigenberger.
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All year round |
Christmas and Easter |
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Price per person in dbl room |
3950 $ |
4700 $ |
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Solo traveller |
5600 $ |
6300 $ |
Cairo: Four Seasons -Marriott Mena House – Kempinski Nile Deluxe – Fairmont Nile Premium – Hyatt Regency
Luxor: Sofitel Winter Palace.
Nile cruises: Sanctuary Sun Boat – Oberoi Cruises – Movenpick Royal Cruises – Sonesta Cruises – Le Fayan – Ms Farah -MS Acamar
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PP |
All year round |
Christmas and Easter |
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Price per person in dbl room |
5650 $ |
6500 $ |
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Solo traveller |
8500 $ |
9100 $ |
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Upon your arrival at Cairo Airport, our representative will be waiting for you, holding a sign with the egywonders Tours logo. You will then be transported to your hotel in an air-conditioned car. You will spend the night in Cairo.
On the second day of 14 days in Cairo, Alexandria, Luxor, Aswan, and Abu Simbel package, we will be visiting the Pyramids of Giza, Sakkara, and Dahshur. Begin your day with breakfast, followed by a visit to the Pyramids of Cheops, Chephren, and Mykerinus. Afterward, make your way to the Great Sphinx, an ancient monument that originated during the reign of Chephren. Additionally, explore the Valley Temple of the Pyramids and take advantage of numerous opportunities to capture stunning photos along the way.
Firstly, the itinerary includes a visit to Sakkara, Memphis, and Dahshur. The first stop will be at Sakkara, where you will explore the Step Pyramid of Djoser. This pyramid, dating back to 2600 BC, is the oldest stone structure and was specifically constructed for King Djoser. Additionally, within the same vicinity, you can find the Imhotep temple and the Mastaba of Ti.
Continue on to explore Memphis, which served as the ancient capital of Egypt during the Old Kingdom and was the country’s initial capital. While there, make sure to witness the awe-inspiring statue of Ramses II, located in Memphis.
During your journey towards the southern region, you will have the opportunity to visit the iconic Red Pyramid and the unique Bent Pyramid located in Dashsur.
If desired, join us for an evening excursion to experience the sound and light presentation in the vicinity of the Pyramids.
Overnight in Cairo
On the third day, we will embark on a tour of the Grand Egyptian Museum and Khan El Khalili.
Begin your day by having breakfast and heading to the Grand Egyptian Museum. Get there early in the morning and begin your exploration by visiting the beautiful exterior gardens. Marvel at the stunning views and take a moment to admire the impressive architecture of the museum building. Take some time to browse the commercial area, where you can purchase souvenirs and grab a quick breakfast or coffee at one of the cafes. Finally, enter the Grand Hall, which serves as the main entrance to the museum.
Marvel at the magnificent size of the hall and experience the educational exhibits and displays that offer a glimpse into the museum’s past and importance. Participate in interactive activities or presentations found in the Grand Hall to deepen your knowledge of Egypt’s vibrant cultural legacy. In the afternoon, seize the opportunity to be part of a guided tour of the museum’s restricted areas. Follow the expert guide as they share valuable information about the museum’s arrangement, architecture, and preparations for its official unveiling.
In the late afternoon, it is recommended to return to the commercial area to do some last-minute shopping or buy souvenirs. It is also suggested to take a final walk around the exterior gardens, taking advantage of the remaining chances to take photos and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere. It’s important to note that this itinerary is specifically designed for the limited-access tours that are currently available before the official opening. Keep yourself informed about any official announcements regarding the full opening date and the chance to explore all the interior spaces of the Grand Egyptian Museum.
Have breakfast and then go to the domestic airport. Board a plane to Luxor, and once you arrive, go to visit the Temple of Karnak and the Temple of Luxor.
Visit the Luxor Temple to witness its courtyard and the granite sculptures of Ramses the Great. Afterwards, travel by bus to Karnak, a collection of temples constructed during various ruling periods.
Begin your journey at the Avenue of Sphinxes and explore the Unfinished Propylon, the Hypostyle Hall featuring 134 massive columns, the Obelisks of Queen Hatshepsut and Tutomosis III, the temple of Amon adorned with lotus and papyrus motifs, the Granite Scarbeus of Amenophis III, and the Sacred Lake. Next, proceed to the Luxor Museum and, subsequently, transfer to your accommodation.
You’ll spend this Overnight of 14 days in Cairo, Alexandria, Luxor, Aswan, and Abu Simbel package in Luxor
Have breakfast before beginning your tour of the Valley of the Kings. This incredible architectural marvel was primarily used as a burial site for numerous kings. During your visit, you will have the opportunity to explore three tombs, excluding the renowned Tomb of King Tutankhamun.
Proceed to explore the Temple of Queen Hatshepsut, a structure commissioned by Queen Hatshepsut herself. She was the daughter of Thutmosis I and governed Egypt for roughly 20 years during the 18th Dynasty (around 1490 to 1469 B.C.). Notably, she is the sole female pharaoh to have ever ruled ancient Egypt.
Following this, continue your journey by visiting the Valley of the Queens.
During the visit, you are expected to make a brief stop at the Colossi of Memnon for approximately 15 minutes, followed by a visit to the mortuary temple of Amenhotep III. Transfer back to your hotel.
Overnight in Luxor
In the morning, start your day by visiting Abydos, an important ancient Egyptian site where they believed their god, the Lord of the Underworld, was buried. The temple, known as the Temple of Seti I, was constructed by him and later completed by King Ramses II. Situated in Abydos city within Sohag Government, about 420 km south of Cairo and 135 km from Luxor, the Osiris Temple at Abydos showcases stunningly preserved paintings of gods and pharaohs on its walls, some of the finest in all of Egypt.
Afterwards, proceed to Dendera to explore the Temple of Hathor, the deity associated with love and happiness. The temple can be found in the northern region of Luxor, in the town of Dendera.
Transfer back to your hotel.
Overnight in Luxor
Have breakfast and then travel to Edfu, where you will be transported to the magnificent temple honoring Horus. This temple is widely regarded as the best-preserved religious temple in Egypt.
According to Egyptian mythology, this was the location where the god Horus, who had the head of a falcon, sought vengeance for the murder of his father Osiris by ultimately killing Seth.
Afterward, proceed to visit the Temple of Kom Ombo, located on elevated land with a view of the Nile. This temple is distinct from others due to its two entrances, each dedicated to a different deity: Haroeris,” represented by a falcon head, and Sobek,” represented by a crocodile head.
The Temple of Kom Ombo was constructed to pay tribute to two gods: Sobek, who has the head of a crocodile and is associated with fertility and creation, and Haroeris, also known as Horus, who has the head of a falcon. Another noteworthy aspect of Kom Ombo is its expansive sugar cane production.
Then move to your hotel in Aswan.
Overnight in Aswan
After breakfast, we will embark on a journey to explore the Temple of Abu Simbel. This magnificent temple, constructed by Ramses II during the 19th Dynasty, is considered one of the greatest treasures of ancient Egyptian architecture. It was recently rescued from being submerged under the waters of the Nile, making it even more remarkable.
The temples were constructed using sandstone from a rock cliff, and carvings of the corresponding deities adorn their large exteriors. In close proximity, the Temple of Queen Nefertari, devoted to the goddess Hathor, has been preserved. Then, returning to Aswan
Overnight in Aswan
On the ninth day of the trip, we will visit the High Dam, Philae Temple, and the Unfinished Obelisk.
Have breakfast and then begin your tour to the High Dam, a remarkable engineering achievement constructed in 1960 to safeguard Egypt from the yearly Nile floods.
Hatshepsut was a ruler of the 18th dynasty and the wife of King Tuthmosis II. This obelisk, known as the Unfinished Obelisk, is a fascinating testament to the cutting techniques used by the ancient Egyptians. It is believed to have been intended for Queen Hatshepsut’s ownership, who also possessed the Al Deir El-Bahari temple on Luxor’s eastern bank. Some speculate that the obelisk may have also belonged to another queen Nefertiti.
Next, we visited the magnificent Philae Temple, which was constructed to pay tribute to the goddess Isis. Transfer back to your hotel.
Overnight in Aswan
Have breakfast, then proceed and transfer to Aswan airport for your flight to Cairo. Upon arrival, you will be transferred to the hotel. Spend the night in Cairo.
You have the option to enjoy dinner on a Nile cruise while being entertained by an Egyptian folk show.
Start your day with breakfast and a pickup from your hotel. We will then embark on a journey to Alexandria. Our first destination will be the Catacombs of Kom El Shokafa, the largest Roman cemetery known for its three levels carved into the rock. After that, we will visit the Roman Amphitheater of Alexandria, where you can witness the sunken monuments of Alexandria that were discovered under the East Harbor. As we continue our drive, we will pass by Pompay’s Pillar, a structure built in honor of Emperor Diocletian in the late 4th century. You will have the opportunity to stop for a photo to capture this impressive landmark.
We will then arrive at the library of Alexandria, which is the largest library globally, currently housing 8 million books. Take a moment to explore the library’s open courtyard, where you can view the statues of Alexander the Great and Ptolemy the First, which were discovered underwater in close proximity.
During your visit, you will have the opportunity to explore renowned museums in Alexandria, including the Manuscripts Museum, the President Saddat Museum, and the Impressions of Alexandria Museum.
Please be aware that in order to gain access to the reading area, it is necessary for you to buy a ticket.
Afterwards, the vehicle will transport you to St. Mark’s Church, which holds the honor of being the oldest church on the African continent. Along the way, you will have the chance to witness the charm of the old city center and admire the distinctive architectural features influenced by baroque designs as well as Italian and French styles. Many people believe that El Nabi Daniel Mosque is connected to Alexander the Great’s tomb. Allegedly, it houses the remains of the renowned teacher Prophet Daniel and his religious storyteller companion, Sidi Lokman el Hakim.
You have the option to have lunch at a contemporary seafood restaurant or a renowned and traditional Alexandrian eatery known as Mohamed Ahmed’s. This place is frequently visited by influential individuals, including the Queen of Spain, whenever they come to Alexandria.
Next, the vehicle will transport you to the most beautiful and largest mosque in the city, known as the Abbo Elabbas Mosque. You will also witness a peculiar scene adjacent to it: an ancient amusement park where children joyfully ride on antique fairground attractions and indulge in delicious cotton candy.
On the other side is the corniche and the historic harbor, where you can observe the presence of old fishing boats, men engaged in fishing activities, and traditional fishermen crafting nets. The photographs captured in this area are truly astonishing. Furthermore, further along is the exterior of Quaitbay Castle, situated at the same location as the ancient Lighthouse of Alexandria, one of the seven wonders of the ancient world. This magnificent castle serves as an excellent spot for taking memorable photos.
Afterwards, the car will transport you to the gardens of Montaza. Along the journey, you will have the opportunity to make a brief 2-minute stop at the King of Mango to enjoy freshly squeezed juices from Alexandria’s drive-thru. Additionally, you will be able to take a photo at the memorial to the Unknown Soldier of Alexandria. As you continue towards Montaza Palace and Gardens, which are approximately 25 km away, you will be treated to stunning views of the city and its beautiful coastline. The route will also pass by the old harbor of Alexandria, where a remarkable 7,000 underwater monuments have been discovered.
When you visit Montaza Gardens, which is often referred to as the Love Garden and is popular among couples and families, you will have the opportunity to explore King Farouk’s royal gardens and admire the impressive Haramlek and Salamlek palaces. Additionally, you can take a leisurely stroll on the renowned Montaza bridge, cross over to the Tea Palace island, and admire the beautiful royal beaches that were once used by the queens.
During your return journey, you will make a stop at the renowned Stanley Bridge. This modern landmark, constructed by Alexander the Great, has become an iconic symbol of modern Alexandria. Afterwards, you will travel back to your hotel in a comfortable manner.
Overnight in Alexandria
Your hotel pick-up will be done by the tour guide in the morning. Traveling a distance of 60 km, you can witness the uncomplicated lifestyle of Rosetta by embarking on a day trip from Alexandria.
When you arrive, you will board a motor boat on the Nile River. From there, you will witness the junction of the Nile with the Mediterranean Sea and visit the castle where the Rosetta Stone was unearthed, an archaeological finding dating back to 1799.
Afterwards, there are numerous Islamic landmarks to visit. You can then conveniently return to your hotel. Rosetta offers an abundance of sights, experiences, cuisine, and shopping opportunities. If you have extra time and wish to add more to your plans, simply inform us of your interests, and we will take care of arranging them for you.
Overnight in Alexandria
Begin the 13th day of 14 days in Cairo, Alexandria, Luxor, Aswan, and Abu Simbel package with breakfast, then proceed to a visit to Alamain. Gain knowledge about notable World War II figures such as Rommel, famously known as the Desert Fox, and others who fought in Egypt. Afterward, embark on a one-hour drive to Alamein, where the War Museum of Alamain is located. This museum showcases various artifacts from the war, including weapons, tanks, aircraft, and bicycles that were used during that time. Additionally, detailed descriptions of the actions carried out by Montgomery, Rommel, and other participants in the battle can be found on display at the museum.
Afterwards, you will proceed towards the western region of Al Alamein, a charming town that boasts a stunning view of the Mediterranean Sea. Here, you will have the opportunity to visit the World War I cemeteries, which resemble citadels and serve as the final resting places for soldiers from the Common Wealth, Greece, Italy, and Germany. Take the time to explore the Common Wealth, Italian, and German cemeteries.
Return to your hotel in Cairo in a relaxed and comfortable manner.
Overnight in Cairo
After having breakfast at the hotel, our representative will accompany you to the airport and provide assistance with the necessary departure procedures.
You will have a five-night stay at a hotel in Cairo that includes breakfast.
You will receive three nights of hotel accommodations in Luxor, with breakfast included.
We offer a 3-night stay at a hotel in Aswan, including breakfast each morning.
The package includes a two-night stay at a hotel in Alexandria, with breakfast included.
Explore Cairo in just one day with a fascinating tour that includes visiting the iconic Giza Pyramids as well as the mesmerizing sites of Sakkara and Dahshur.
Spend a day exploring Cairo with a visit to the impressive Grand Egyptian Museum and the bustling Khan El Khalili market.
A one-day excursion in Luxor, exploring the sites on the East Bank
A one-day tour in Luxor explores the sights of the West Bank.
1 day tour visiting Abydos and Dendera
1 day tour visiting Edfu and Kom Ombo
1 day tour visiting Abu Simbel
Explore the fascinating city of Aswan on a day trip, where you will have the opportunity to visit the remarkable Philae Temple, the Unfinished Obelisk, and the impressive High Dam.
Pickup and drop-off services
All transfers by modern AC cars
An expert tour guide fluent in English and knowledgeable in Egyptology.
Entrance fees for all the sites mentioned
Flights within the country: travel between Cairo and Luxor, Aswan, and Cairo.
All taxes and charges
Upon your request, we are able to arrange for your visa to be issued upon your arrival in Egypt.
International Flights.
Personal items.
Tipping.
Please be aware that the hotel rating system in Egypt differs from that in the USA or Europe. Therefore, we strongly suggest considering our Luxury or Ultimate Luxury hotel options as the minimum standard in Egypt. Some 5-star hotels in Egypt may have a lower standard compared to those in other regions, resembling more like 3- or 4-star hotels. We do not recommend staying at 3- or 4-star hotels, as we have received numerous complaints from our guests regarding their quality.
Avoid long lines and time-consuming processes upon arrival. Our representative will ensure your visa is ready in advance. Simply send us a copy of your passport.
Attention: If you possess a valid Schengen, USA, or UK Visa, we can offer you visa assistance upon your arrival. There is no need for you to apply at the embassy in advance.
We do not suggest it as a good option since the journey lasts for approximately 15 to 18 hours and the train is incredibly noisy. The toilets are in poor condition and emit unpleasant odors. The overall quality of the food is not satisfactory.
Enjoy a worry-free journey and ensure your safety by opting for the AIG Travel Guard Travel Insurance program. For a duration of one week, the cost is $25 per person, while for trips lasting longer than one week, the price increases to $50 per person.
Upgrade your mode of transportation to a luxurious van in order to enhance and improve your travel experience with a higher level of comfort.
Exclusive deal: For an extra fee of only 50 dollars per individual, you have the opportunity to indulge in the top-notch features and services provided by Business Class. This includes ample leg space and comfortable seats, mouthwatering meals, and high-quality entertainment options.
Occasionally, changes may occur in the Cruise itineraries, schedule, and sailing times along the Nile due to weather and sailing conditions. However, we guarantee that our clients will still have the opportunity to experience everything listed on their itineraries, although the order may vary.
The programs provide an estimate of the average cost and duration of domestic flights.
Extra fees may be added to flight tickets during peak seasons and if booked last minute, as they can become quite expensive without any prior warning. Asking for certain times for flights or making changes to reservations that have already been made may cause the total cost of the package to be adjusted.
We welcome all secure payment methods, including Visa, MasterCard, and Wire Transfer.
Cruise schedule and Sailing times:
Occasionally, changes may occur in the Cruise itineraries, schedule, and sailing times along the Nile due to weather and sailing conditions. However, we guarantee that our clients will still have the opportunity to experience everything listed on their itineraries, although the order may vary.
Under 2 years free of charge.
During the period of 2 to 5 years, a quarter of the trip cost is paid.
Children between the ages of 6 and 11 will be charged half of the tour’s total cost.
12+: Pay the full round price per adult.
There are additional charges for certain archaeological sites on tours, such as exploring inside a pyramid to view burial chambers and visiting the Mummies Room at the Egyptian Museum in Cairo. Entrance to the Tomb of Tutankhamun in Luxor’s Valley of the Kings also requires an extra fee.
Please be aware that the Alexandria Library is not open on public holidays. Additionally, in order to access the reading area, it is necessary to obtain an additional ticket.
You will require comfortable, flat shoes (ideally with a covering) when visiting the Pyramids and Valley of the Kings. Don’t forget to also pack flip flops or sandals to wear on the Nile felucca or Nile Cruiser.
