Welcome to Egypt and the start of your holiday! Upon arrival at Cairo Airport you will be met by a representative. The sign by your name to easily identifies our representative. Cairo International Airport can appear to be a little chaotic to the uninitiated, this is normal. Upon exiting the airport you will be escorted to our awaiting transportation and transferred to your hotel. Here, your Egyptian adventure begins

Overnight Cairo

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After a good night's rest, we enjoy a full day of touring. Our first stop this morning is the famous pyramids and the iconic Sphinx at the Giza Plateau. Sole survivors from the ancient Greek, listed as one of the Seven Wonders of the World. Then drive to the Egyptian Museum, containing the treasures of King Tutankhamun and many others.

Overnight Cairo

Breakfast, lunch, dinner include

Morning flight to Luxor, today will discover the majestic Karnak Temple, one of the largest religious buildings in the world. The temple took 1,500 years to complete and features contributions from around 30 different pharaohs. Marvel at the giant columns of Hypostyle Hall, check in Nile cruise then lunch, midafternoon we will visit Luxor Temple, strikingly beautiful piece of architecture built by the New Kingdom pharaoh Amenhotep III, and was originally joined to Karnak by an avenue of sphinxes. The temple comprises a striking array of great halls, courts, splendid columns and colonnades decorated with colossal statues of great pharaohs including Ramses II. An obelisk, one of a pair, remains at the temple. Its towering counterpart now stands in the Place de la Concorde in Paris, France. At night (the only temple in Egypt that opens till night time) the temple is beautifully illuminated with powerful lights, making the temple all the more evocative as the artificial light creates spectacle experience. Return to the Nile cruise for dinner

Overnight Luxor

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And this morning we visit Luxor’s famous West Bank. An early start allows us to avoid some of the fierce heat as we venture to the awesome Valley of the Kings. The Valley of the Kings is studded with often highly decorated tombs. Some of the best known tombs are those of Ramses II, Seti I, and Amenhotep II and of course, the tomb of King Tutankhamen. Discovered intact in 1922 by Howard Carter, it was possibly one of the most dazzling archaeological finds ever. King Tutankhamen’s solid gold funerary mask and his priceless cache of treasures entombed with him for his journey to the afterlife are now on display at the world famous Egyptian Museum in Cairo. In all, more than 60 tombs have been excavated, though possibly the greatest find since the tomb of King Tutankhamen is that of the largest tomb believed to be the burial place of more than 50 sons of Ramses II. So far, more than 110 chambers and corridors have been discovered, coupled with 4 mummies.

(Note: The Valley of the Kings ticket includes entry to 3 tombs. A subset of the 64 tombs at the site are open at any point in time and your guide will offer advice on the best ones to visit on the day. The tomb of King Tutankhamen is nearly always open and requires an additional entrance fee to visit.)

Deir al- Bahri, otherwise known as the famous Temple of Queen Hatshepsut. Rising out of the desert plain in a series of terraces, the Temple of Queen Hatshepsut is one of Egypt’s finest and most photographed monuments. Hatshepsut, the 3rd Queen ever to rule ancient Egypt, eventually declared herself a pharaoh. The last stop we make before leaving the West Bank is to see the imposing 18m-high Colossi of Memnon, which is all that remains of the temple of the hedonistic Amenophis III

Return to the Nile cruise for lunch and start sailing to Esna.

Overnight Edfu

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Visit Edfu Temple by horse carriage back to the Nile cruise for breakfast, continue sailing to Aswan, lunch on board. 

Overnight Aswan

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(Optional Early morning trip to Abu Simbel by road with breakfast box - without missing any part of the tour) 

Start the day with a morning tour of the famous High Dam of Aswan. Next, you will visit the romantic Temple of Philae, visit a perfume place, and transfer you to your Nile Cruise, lunch on board, dinner.

Overnight Aswan

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After breakfast, Disembarkation then travel to Cairo On arrival, settle in to your hotel then head to the Al-Azhar neighborhood to visit Khan al-Khalili Bazaar – a sprawling maze of alleyways including the gold market, cloth market, 'perfume street' and the spice market. Continue to the 9th-century Al-Azhar Mosque – one of the oldest and largest in Egypt. It’s perfectly proportioned courtyard and distinctive minaret make it a masterpiece of Islamic architecture. Stop off in Cairo’s oldest coffee shop for an Arabic coffee or mint tea as you watch the

Overnight cairo.

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Today our representative will arrange your transfer to Cairo international airport for your departure flight wishing that you had a great holiday with us and you will enjoy travelling with us one more time to any of the other destinations we operate tours at.

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