12 Days Luxury Tour to Discover All of Egypt

Your epic tour of Cairo begins upon your arrival at Cairo International Airport, where our professional representative will greet you, assist with all airport formalities and luggage handling, and ensure a smooth transfer to your hotel in a comfortable air-conditioned vehicle. Sound & Light Show In Giza The Sound and Light Show in Giza is one of the most iconic evening experiences offered at several ancient Egyptian sites. It combines dramatic lighting, music, and narration to tell the story of Egypt’s pharaohs, temples, and mythology. Here's a quick overview, especially relevant if you're offering or planning to include it in your Egypt Sightseeing

You will have your breakfast, and then your private tour guide will escort you to the magnificent Culture constructions that shed some light on one of the greatest aspects of mankind such as: Giza Pyramids Complex The Great Pyramid of Giza, built by King Khufu around 2580 BC, is over 4,500 years old and was the tallest man-made structure for nearly 4,000 years. Made of about 2.3 million limestone blocks, it remains a marvel of ancient engineering and mystery. The Great Pyramid The Great Pyramid of Khufu, built around 2580 BC, is the last surviving wonder of the ancient world. Standing 147 meters tall and made of 2.3 million limestone blocks, it remained the tallest structure for nearly 3,800 years. Its scale and design continue to amaze and inspire awe. The Valley Temple This well-preserved ancient monument, built from limestone and granite, was the site of Egypt’s Old Kingdom mummification process. It also houses impressive diorite statues of King Khafre, showcasing the craftsmanship of the era. The Great Sphinx The Great Sphinx of Giza, the oldest known statue, depicts a lion’s body with a human head—believed to represent King Khafre. Measuring 73 meters long, it symbolizes strength and wisdom and remains shrouded in mystery. Lunch Time You will have your lunch, then head with your tour guide to: The Grand Egyptian Museum The Grand Egyptian Museum is a world-class cultural landmark that showcases over 5,000 years of ancient Egyptian history. It features iconic artifacts such as the Hanging Obelisk, the colossal statue of Ramses II, statues of King Senusert, the Grand Staircase, and the Victory Column of Merneptah. Combining vast collections with impressive modern architecture, the museum offers visitors an immersive and unforgettable experience into Egypt’s rich heritage and legacy. Overnight You will return to your Cairo hotel overnight.

Enjoy the breakfast and check-out from your hotel in Cairo, then we will transfer to alexandria Catacombs of Kom El Shoqafa Dating to the 2nd century AD, the Catacombs of Kom El Shoqafa in Alexandria blend Egyptian, Greek, and Roman styles. This underground tomb complex features a spiral staircase, burial chambers, and ornate statues. Pompey's Pillar Pompey’s Pillar in Alexandria, built in 297 AD, is a 26-meter-high red granite column honoring Emperor Diocletian. It’s the largest Roman triumphal column outside Rome and symbolizes Alexandria’s Greco-Roman heritage. Qaitbay Citadel Built in 1477 AD by Sultan Al-Ashraf Qaitbay on Alexandria’s coast, the citadel stands on the site of the ancient Lighthouse of Alexandria. It served as a naval defense fortress and showcases impressive Islamic military architecture with stunning sea views. Lunch Time You will have your lunch, then you will visit The Alexandria Library (Bibliotheca Alexandrina) Opened in 2002, the Bibliotheca Alexandrina is a modern tribute to the ancient Library of Alexandria. Its striking design, shaped like a tilted disc, symbolizes the rising sun of knowledge. After your tour in Alexandria you will return to Cairo and will transfer to your hotel

After breakfast you will meet our driver to drive to Cairo Airport to Fly to Luxor and after landing in luxor you will meet our guide who will transfer you to Visit The Valley of the Queens is an ancient burial site near Luxor, where the wives and children of New Kingdom pharaohs were laid to rest. It is best known for the beautifully decorated Tomb of Queen Nefertari, one of the most exquisite tombs in all of Egypt. The valley showcases vibrant wall paintings and offers insight into royal life and beliefs about the afterlife. Deir el-Medina was the village of the skilled artisans and workers who built the royal tombs in the Valley of the Kings. Located on the west bank of Luxor, it offers a unique glimpse into the daily lives of ancient Egyptians, with well-preserved homes, chapels, and richly decorated tombs. The site reveals both the craftsmanship and personal stories of the people behind Egypt’s greatest monuments. Lunch Time Take A break for Lunch time Medinet Habu commonly known as Habu Temple, is a massive mortuary temple built for Ramses III on the west bank of Luxor. It is one of the best-preserved temples in Egypt, famous for its towering walls, vivid reliefs, and detailed battle scenes depicting Ramses III’s victories. The temple complex reflects both religious devotion and royal power, making it a must-visit site for lovers of ancient Egyptian history and architecture. The Valley of the Nobles is a burial site on Luxor’s west bank, home to the tombs of high officials, priests, and nobles of ancient Egypt. Unlike the royal tombs, these offer intimate insights into everyday life, professions, and beliefs through beautifully detailed wall paintings and inscriptions. The vivid scenes of agriculture, banquets, and rituals make the valley a rich and colorful window into ancient Egyptian society. Then you will check in your hotel

After breakfast you will meet our guide to start your journey to Dendera temple Dendera is home to one of Egypt’s best-preserved temple complexes, the Temple of Hathor, goddess of love, beauty, and music. Located north of Luxor, the site features stunning astronomical ceilings, underground crypts, and detailed carvings that showcase the brilliance of ancient Egyptian art and architecture. Abydos Temple Abydos is one of Egypt’s most sacred ancient sites, known as the cult center of Osiris, the god of the afterlife. Located north of Luxor, it is home to the magnificent Temple of Seti I, which features beautifully preserved reliefs and one of the earliest known king lists, making it a key destination for understanding Egypt’s religious and dynastic history. Lunch Time Take A break for Lunch time Then you will transfer to your hotel in Luxor

After breakfast you will check-out from the hotel and will meet our guide & visit Karnak Temple Complex Located in Luxor, the Karnak Temple Complex spans over 2,000 years of construction. It features grand sites like the Precinct of Amun-Re and Hypostyle Hall, symbolizing ancient Egypt’s religious devotion and architectural brilliance.. After your Visit to Karnak temple you will taking to your Cruise to Check-in After Lunch you will get some rest and after sunset you will meet again the guise to visit Luxor Temple By Night Built around 1400 BC, Luxor Temple honors the renewal of kingship and was central to the Opet Festival. Expanded by famous pharaohs, its grand statues and night illuminations showcase Egypt’s spiritual and architectural heritage. Then you will check in the 5* Nile Cruise

Your personal Egyptologist will pick you up in a deluxe air-conditioned car after breakfast to visit Luxor West Bank: Valley of the Kings The Valley of the Kings holds 65 royal tombs from Egypt’s New Kingdom, including Tutankhamun’s. Carved into rock and richly decorated, these tombs reveal ancient beliefs about the afterlife and Egypt’s artistic heritage. The Mortuary Temple of Hatshepsut Carved into Deir El Bahari cliffs, the Temple of Hatshepsut honors one of Egypt’s most powerful female pharaohs. Built between 1473–1458 BC, its terraces and symmetry symbolize divine devotion and her lasting legacy. Colossi of Memnon The Colossi of Memnon are two 18-meter-tall statues of Pharaoh Amenhotep III, built around 1350 BC to guard his temple. Later linked to the Greek hero Memnon, they symbolize Egypt’s royal grandeur and legacy. We will drive you back to your cruise ship for sailing to Edfu and overnight. Lunch and dinner will be onboard the cruise

You will have a delicious breakfast onboard the Nile Cruise, then head with your tour guide on a miraculous quest to: Edfu Temple, Dedicated to the falcon god Horus, Edfu Temple is one of Egypt’s best-preserved temples. Built during the Ptolemaic period, it features grand columns and detailed reliefs depicting Horus’s victory over Set, offering a vivid look into ancient Egyptian religion and architecture.. You will have your lunch onboard the cruise, then head with your tour guide to: Kom Ombo Temple Built in the Ptolemaic period, Kom Ombo is a unique double temple dedicated to Sobek and Horus. Known for its symmetrical design, ancient surgical carvings, and a museum of mummified crocodiles, it offers insight into Egyptian religion and daily life. Relish in your meals aboard the cruise as you continue sailing between the stars and find repose onboard for the night, where you will spend the overnight.

As dawn breaks, enjoy a convenient breakfast box before immersing yourself in the glorious embrace of history with visits to: Abu Simbel Complex Built by King Ramses II between 1264–1244 BC, the Abu Simbel temples honor his legacy, victory at Kadesh, and gods like Amun Ra. They stand as stunning symbols of ancient Egyptian power and devotion Return to your cruise, where lunch and dinner will be served while spending the night onboard the cruise

In the morning, you will have your marvelous breakfast before bidding farewell to your Nile cruise, then head with your tour guide to Aswan's treasures, which are: Philae Temple Philae Temple, dedicated to Isis, was built during the Ptolemaic and Roman eras. Famous for its elegant reliefs, it was relocated to Agilkia Island to protect it from flooding. It stands today as a symbol of ancient faith and preservation. Unfinished Obelisk The Unfinished Obelisk in Aswan, abandoned due to a crack, was intended to be the largest ever at 42 meters and over 1,000 tons. It reveals the craftsmanship and methods of ancient Egyptian stoneworkers. Aswan High Dam The Aswan High Dam, completed in 1970, controls Nile floods, generates power, and creates Lake Nasser. It advanced Egypt’s development but required relocating ancient sites like Abu Simbel. Lunch Time Enjoy your lunch at a restaurant in Aswan. Then you will be transferred to Aswan Airport and Fly to Cairo and as soon you land you will transfer to your 5 star hotel As the day winds to a close, we'll accompany you back to your hotel in Cairo, where the night embraces you for a restful overnight stay, surrounded by the echoes of a day steeped in Cairo's

Breakfast at the hotel, then check out and transfer to Luxor Airport to catch the flight to Cairo, and upon arrival join your Egyptologist tour guide to start the final discovery journey in your Easter vacation in some of the most famous Cairo tourist attractions starting with: The Egyptian Museum The Egyptian Museum is a timeless exhibition that houses the largest and most significant collection of ancient Egyptian artifacts. Established in 1901 in the heart of Cairo, it showcases the rich history and culture of Egypt through its priceless treasures. Salah El Din Citadel Also called the Cairo Citadel, this fortress was built in 1182 AD by Salah El-Din. Overlooking Cairo, it served as a royal stronghold against Crusaders and Napoleon’s forces and later became Egypt’s government seat, witnessing key moments in the nation’s history. Mohamed Ali Mosque Known as the Alabaster Mosque, it was built between 1830 and 1848 as a symbol of Egypt’s independence from the Ottoman Empire. Inspired by Istanbul’s Blue Mosque, it features Ottoman architecture with French Rococo details and a grand dome. Lunch Time Lunch will be served at a local restaurant in Cairo then proceed to visit: Al-Muizz Street Al-Muizz Street, built in the 10th century by the Fatimids, is a historic center of Islamic heritage in Old Cairo. Once a lively social hub near Khan El Khalili Bazaar, it’s a UNESCO World Heritage site since 1979. Ben Ezra Synagogue Located in Old Cairo, the Ben Ezra Synagogue is Egypt’s oldest Jewish temple, dating to the 9th century. Famous for the Cairo Geniza manuscripts, it’s beautifully restored and highlights Egypt’s rich religious diversity. The Hanging Church Dating back to the 3rd century, the Hanging Church in Old Cairo is built above a Roman fortress gatehouse. Known for its beautiful wooden architecture and icons, it reflects Egypt’s rich Christian heritage. Khan El Khalili Bazaar Located in Islamic Cairo, Khan El Khalili is Egypt’s vibrant bazaar dating back to the 14th century. Filled with shops selling spices, jewelry, and crafts, it offers an authentic lively atmosphere and local charm. Overnight At the end of the day transfer back to your hotel in Cairo and overnight.

Breakfast at the hotel in the morning, then our representative will transfer you to the airport and assist you at the final departure formalities to end your 12 days Egypt holiday.