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Many people are only interested in pyramids and mummies when it comes to Ancient Egypt. However, there is a lot more to explore and discover in this amazing country. By exploring archaeological sites with our Egyptologists, you will gain a unique understanding of the ancient Egyptian culture and realize the significant impact it has had on Western civilization.
Cairo:Le Méridien – Steigenberger Pyramids- Ramses Hilton- Helnan – Barcelo Pyramids- Pyramisa
Luxor: Steigenberger Nile.
Nile cruises: MS Emilio, MS Radamis, MS Princess, MS Sara
PP |
3 Stars |
4 Stars |
5 Stars |
Price per person in DBL or TRPL Room |
3980 $ |
4180 $ |
4380 $ |
Solo traveler |
5360 $ |
5860 $ |
6860 $ |
Christmas & Easter – DBL or TRPL Room |
4690 $ |
4890 $ |
5190 $ |
Christmas & Easter – Solo Traveler |
6220 $ |
6820 $ |
7920 $ |
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.
PP |
All year round |
Christmas and Easter |
Price per person in dbl room |
5230 $ |
6340 $ |
Solo traveller |
7960 $ |
8460 $ |
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Upon our arrival in Cairo, we proceed to our hotel.
During the morning, we explore the museum in Sakkara and pay a visit to the complex of Djoser, which includes the remarkable step pyramid.
Today, we are going to explore one of the magnificent marvels from the ancient era, the pyramid of Giza, which is considered one of the seven wonders of the world, along with the incredible statue known as the sphinx.
Begin your fourth day of 17 days of splendor in ancient Egypt package with a delicious breakfast before embarking on a tour of the magnificent Egyptian Museum. Make sure to arrive at the Grand Egyptian Museum complex early in the morning to fully appreciate its wonders. Begin by strolling through the picturesque exterior gardens, taking in the breathtaking views, and admiring the stunning architecture of the building. Take a moment to explore the commercial zone, where you can browse for souvenirs and grab a quick bite or coffee at one of the cozy cafes. Finally, step into the splendid grand hall, the main entrance area of the museum, to begin your immersive experience.
Marvel at the magnificence of the hall and immerse yourself in the educational displays and exhibits that offer a glimpse into the museum’s past and importance. Participate in any interactive activities or presentations offered in the majestic hall to deepen your appreciation of Egypt’s vibrant cultural legacy. In the afternoon, join a guided tour of the exclusive sections of the museum that are not easily accessible. Follow the experienced guide as they offer valuable information about the museum’s structure, architecture, and arrangements for its official unveiling.
In the late afternoon, it is recommended to go back to the commercial area to finish any last-minute shopping or souvenir buying. Also, take a final leisurely walk in the outdoor gardens to take more photos and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere. Keep in mind that this itinerary is only for the limited-access tours before the official opening. Stay informed about official announcements regarding the full opening date and the chance to explore all the interior spaces of the grand Egyptian museum.
The tour includes:
Hanging obelisk
Ramses II statue
10 statues of Senusert
Grand staircase
Ptolemaic king and queen
Victory columns
Royal regalia
Grand atrium and gift shop
Commercial boulevard
Travel back to your hotel in Cairo.
Overnight in Cairo
Situated in the royal necropolis of Dahshur, the Red Pyramid stands as the final construction by Snefru and is the third largest pyramid in Egypt. It is astonishing to witness the progress they made after their initial creations at Sakkara. Furthermore, we are privileged to have exclusive access to Abusir, the location where the majority of pyramids were built by pharaohs of the 5th dynasty.
Start your sixth day of 17 days of splendor in ancient Egypt package by taking a morning flight to Luxor, where we will explore the Karnak Temple complex. Our next stop will be at the Luxor Museum, which houses a diverse collection of ancient artifacts.
On the seventh day of 17 days of splendor in ancient Egypt package , we visited the Luxor Valley of the Kings and Queens as well as the Temple of Queen Hatsheput.
In order to investigate the valley where the kings and queens of ancient Egypt were buried, we navigate across the Nile. Within this valley, we can find the tomb of Tutankhamun. Once we have explored this area, we proceed to the temple dedicated to Queen Hatshepsut, who was the fifth ruler of the 18th dynasty in Egypt. Known as Deir el-Bahri, this temple complex and burial site is situated on the western side of the Nile. It is a remarkable monument filled with compelling history.
After going back to the western side of the Nile, we come across the burial places of wealthy individuals, numerous of which were specifically built for governors and administrators. Following that, we proceed to explore the community known as Deir el-Medina, where skilled craftsmen reside.
Your 9th day of 17 days of splendor in ancient Egypt package, we are visiting Abydos, a city with a rich ancient history in Egypt. Our first stop will be the temple of Seti I, known for its historical significance and the renowned inscription of the list of kings. Afterward, we will enjoy a delicious lunch and then proceed to explore the visually stunning temple of Hathor.
Our day starts with a trip to the Ramesseum, and in the afternoon, we hop aboard the Nile Cruise for a delightful late trip to the Temple of Luxor.
In the morning, we relax and take our time, then have lunch and attend a lecture while we travel to Edfu. Edfu is famous for its Ptolemaic temple and ancient dwellings, and we will have the opportunity to discover the intriguing city tomorrow.
Our 12th day of 17 days of splendor in ancient Egypt package begins at the temple of Edfu, a remarkably preserved temple honoring the falcon deity Horus. Following a meal on the ship, we proceed to Kom Ombo, a farming town referred to as the “Acropolis of Egypt,” which is dedicated to both Horus and Sobek, two divine entities. In the evening, we delight in a dinner and educational talk delivered by our knowledgeable scholar aboard the MS Farah.
Today, we are going to travel to Aswan, a southern city in Egypt, to visit a quarry where there is an incomplete obelisk that is still embedded in stone. Furthermore, we will get to see the impressive dam that spans the Nile River. Finally, we will conclude our day by visiting Philae, an ancient temple dedicated to the Egyptian deity Isis from the Ptolemaic period.
After our Nile cruise, we arrive at our hotel in Aswan. Our first destination today is Kalabsha, a historical site that was constructed on the grounds of an ancient sanctuary established by Amenhotep II, the 7th pharaoh of Egypt’s 18th dynasty. Later in the day, we explore the remarkable Museum of Nubian Civilization, where we will learn more about the culture, history, and archaeology of the region. We conclude our day with a memorable farewell dinner.
Upon arriving in Abu Simbel on an early flight, we proceed to explore the exceptional rock temples that were specifically constructed to venerate Ramesses II and his beloved queen, Nefetari. This renowned temple serves as a tribute to this distinguished couple. Later today, we will fly back to Cairo.
On the 16th day, we will visit Alexandria to explore two historical landmarks: the ancient lighthouse and the Alexandria library.
Visit Alexandria to explore the historical ruins of the ancient lighthouse, known as one of the seven wonders of the ancient world. Additionally, you can also explore the famous Alexandria Library, the catacombs of Kom Elshokafa, and Pompey’s Pillar.
We fly home.
Cairo hotels offer lodging options with breakfast included.
Nile cruise accommodation is full board.
Day tours include entrance fees.
Pickup and drop-off services
All transfers are by modern AC cars.
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The fees required for entrance to all of the sites listed
Domestic flights.
All taxes and charges
If you need a visa to enter Egypt, we offer the convenience of providing it upon your arrival, as per your request.
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.
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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.