Nile Valley Package

Our representative will be waiting for you at the airport and will help you through airport formalities then escort you to outside the airport where our touristic vehicle will be waiting for you and transfer you to your hotel, check-in, our rep will confirm with you all timing and details of your next part of the tour, overnight at hotel.
Meals Included: None

After breakfast at the hotel begin the day with one of the real highlights of any visit to Egypt, a visit to the three pyramids of Giza. While once located in remote desert, they now touch the suburbs of modern Cairo. No matter how many photos or documentaries you have seen, your first glimpse of these marvels of the ancient world will take your breath away. A qualified Egyptologist will be able to expertly explain the facts and myths behind these three mammoth works of art. You will also visit the mysterious Sphinx with its lion’s body and man’s face.
If time permitting there might be the chance to see inside one of the pyramids, take a ride around the pyramids on camel back! (NB. Extra entrance fees apply to all of these sites/activities)
There will be time to grab a quick lunch before our afternoon visit to the Egyptian Museum. With over 10,000 pieces from every period of Egyptian history, including the treasures from the tomb of Toya, the display can be a bit daunting. Tour guide will direct you to the most important and magnificent items. There is also plenty of free time for you to explore on your own.
After all you will be back to hotel; evening is free to try one of the Egyptian restaurants for dinner.
Meals included, Breakfast at the hotel

After Breakfast, we take you to explore all the incredible sites at Alexandria, Alexandria founded by Alexander the Great around 331BC, Egypt's only Mediterranean city is characterized by a distinctly European atmosphere and refreshing sea breezes. sites are Fort Qaitbay Situated at the entrance of the eastern harbor on the eastern point of Pharos Island, it was erected on the exact site of the famous Lighthouse of Alexandria, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. In the fourteenth century, there was a very destructive earthquake and the whole building was destroyed and the fortification you see today was built in its place. was considered one of the most important defensive strongholds along the Mediterranean Sea coast. It formulated an important part of the fortification system of Alexandria in the fifteenth century AD. The next visit is to Pompey's Pillar. The name is wrong, as it has nothing to do with Pompey, having been erected in 293 for Emperor Diocletian, possibly in memory of the rebellion of Domitius Domitianus. we head to the Catacomb of Kom El-Shokafa. These tombs were tunneled into the bedrock in the age of the Antonine Emperors (second century AD) for a single wealthy family still practicing the ancient religion. They represent the last existing major construction of the old Egyptian religion. And finally, is the new Alexandria Library. The Ancient Library of Alexandria was probably the largest and certainly the most famous of the libraries of the ancient world. It flourished during Greek rule and functioned as a major center of scholarship, at least until the time of the Roman conquest of Egypt, and probably for many centuries thereafter. The old library was destroyed in a fire around the first century BC. The magnificent new Library was opened in 2002 very near the site of the ancient library, after all, we say goodbye to Alexandria and Drive back to Cairo, wish you a very happy day, overnight at your hotel in Cairo.
Meals: Breakfast, lunch

After Breakfast, transfer you to Cairo airport for a domestic flight to Aswan ,Upon arrival at Aswan railway station Our qualified Egyptologist Guide will pick you up by A/C vehicle to escort you on this Private Half day tour to visit Philae Temple which was dedicated to the Goddess Isis, the amazing High Dam built in 1960 protecting Egypt from annual floods and last at the Unfinished Obelisk which shows how the ancient Egyptians cut the stone. When the tour finished will be checked-in at the Nile cruise, Lunch on board and afternoon free , dinner and overnight on board of the Nile cruise, your home for the next 3 nights.

This morning we offer you an optional trip to Abu Simbel temple which means you will have a very early start; your guide will meet you and escort you, in our air-conditioned vehicle, to the site of Abu Simbel. Situated approximately 285 kilometers south of Aswan, including crossing the Tropic of Cancer, these two world-famous temples are amazing. Built by Ramses II in honor of himself and his favorite wife, Nefertari, these rock-cut temples were moved, in 1968, to escape the encroaching waters of the newly formed Lake Nasser. Back to Aswan, Lunch on board while sailing to Kom Ombo upon arrival at Kom Ombo will visit Temple of Kom Ombo, which is very unusual as it is dedicated to two gods: Sobek and Haroeris . It is built symmetrically, with two entrances, two sanctuaries, and a clear division that separates the temple into one-half Sobek and one-half Haroeris. It is a Ptolemaic temple built with sandstone from the nearby Gebel El Silsila quarries. Return to your cruise boat for dinner as the boat sail towards Edu. Overnight in Edfu town
Meals, Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner

After Breakfast short horse carriages ride to visit the Temple of Horus, one of the best-preserved temples in the whole country. Dedicated to the god Horus, it was built between 237BC and 57BC, during the Greek Period. The reliefs on the walls tell the story of Horus taking out his revenge on Seth, for the murder of his father; Osiris, and give a fantastic insight into ancient Egyptian religion. An enormous 10-foot-tall statue of Horus, the falcon god, stands at the entrance of the main temple building, and there is also a granite shrine to Nektanebo (360-342BC), the remains of a mamissi (birth-house), and the base of a pylon that once belonged to a Rameses II temple. The Temple of Horus is also the second-largest temple in Egypt: Karnak being the largest!
Back to the boat, lunch serves while sailing to Luxor, arrive Luxor and afternoon visit to famous two temples: Karnak, Marvel at the immense columns in Karnak Temple’s Hypostyle Hall, as well as getting to see various obelisks, statues, more columns, and various artefacts that were primarily dedicated to the god Amun, his wife Mut, and their son Khonsu. Next, you will visit the smaller, in size but not in spectacle, Luxor Temple. Mainly added to by Ramses II it is now missing one of its obelisks, which can be seen in the Place de la Concorde in Paris: swapped for a clock (in the Mohammed Ali Mosque at Saladin’s Citadel) which has never worked. This temple also boasts many columns, statues, and various artefacts. Once this tour is complete you will be driven back to your Luxor hotel, though you may wish to take one of our optional extras.
Meals, Breakfast, Lunch, and dinner

After Breakfast, check out and Time to travel by bus through west bank of Luxor, firstly Be amazed at the mammoth eighteen-miter high Colossi of Memnon, which are all that remain of an ancient temple. Visit Valley of the kings and experience the magnificent decoration and design of the tombs of the Pharaohs from new kingdom pharaohs time, visiting 3 tombs included in your ticket and king Tut Ankh Amoun tomb is optional with extra ticket. Then visit the impressive Funerary Temple of the most powerful woman in ancient Egypt Queen Hatshepsut which a massive three terraces emanating from the mountain behind it, in which the Queen commemorates her work and commercial relations with other countries. Once the tour is completed, transfer to hotel in Luxor and overnight at the hotel
Meals, Breakfast,

Today starts early to travel north by bus and see more of the Nile Valley green areas, our first stop will be 60 KLM north of Luxor at Qena to visit the Dendera temple dedicated to goddess Hathor. It is one of the best-preserved temples in Egypt. It sets itself apart from other temples by its colossal columns and spectacular ceilings covered with the most vibrant and colorful paintings. The whole complex extends to around 430 000 square feet. Dendera, from the beginning of ancient Egypt’s history, was a site full of chapels and shrines. Enjoy the visit and continue to drive down to Sohag to see the most impressive temple at Abydos which once was the holiest site in the country and the burial place for the first kings of unified Egypt. Its construction began during the reign of Seti I and was finished by his son Ramesses the Great. The temple was built of fine white limestone and represents an artistic revival of the Old Kingdom. after visit drive to Asyut where will stay in a basic hotel overnight, wish you had a very good day
Meals: Breakfast and dinner

After breakfast travel to Miniya, our first stop to visit the fantastic Akhnatan capital where will see there are two groups of rock-cut tombs at El-Amarna situated at the north and the south ends of the cliffs circling the city of Akhetaten. These are the tombs of favored officials of the court of Akhenaten, During the sightseeing, you will learn more about the history of Tel El-Amarna and the life of its founder the pharaoh Akhenaten, from there continue to See by Beni Hasan, the rock-cut tombs of the nobles of The Middle Kingdom dating back between 2040 and 1640 BC. It tells us the everyday life of ancient Egyptians, their customs, and their beliefs. The very well-preserved decorations on the walls depict scenes of acrobatics, dancing, and military sports. You can also spot the scenes with women making flour, baking bread, and even a husband and wife on their wedding night and fascinating tombs which describe the life activities of old Egyptian and gymnastic games they practiced. After the visit drive to the hotel where will stay overnight.
Meals: Breakfast and dinner

After breakfast, Today we will drive to Cairo with another visit stop at the Meidoum Pyramid site, King Snofru built this pyramid before his 15th year and then abandoned the site to start a new royal cemetery at Dashur, it is unlikely that Snofru used this pyramid, since he already had built two other pyramids at Dashur. The reason why this king would have wanted 3 pyramids, making him the most productive pyramid builder in the history of Egypt, is not known. It is also not known whether the conversion of the original Step Pyramid into a true Pyramid was completed, after the visit continue driving to Cairo, overnight at the hotel
Meals: Breakfast

After breakfast, the last day of our tour ends with a transfer to Cairo airport to your final flight home. Hope you enjoyed your holiday and looking forward to see you on your next tour