Grand Tour of Egypt

Upon landing in Egypt, purchase your visa by filling out an application form provided at the airport and submit applicable fee paid in USD cash per person. Meet our Representative who will assist you and also transfer to your Cairo Hotel. Overnight in Cairo.

After breakfast at your Hotel, join your guide for a full day of sightseeing tour of The Great Pyramids & Sphinx + Valley Temple of Khafre followed a visit to the newly opened Grand Egyptian Museum GEM. The Pyramids of Giza complex is one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World that remains in one piece.
The pyramids are named after the Pharaohs who built them; Khufu is the tallest, followed by Khafre and Menkaure, which is the one located in the front. The Pyramids are not decorated inside, and there are no treasures or mummies. You can visit them inside by purchasing a separate ticket. Although it is safe to tour the pyramids inside, you must be relatively fit since you go through steep stairways and low passages; some people also find it claustrophobic. The tour continues to Khafre’s Valley temple and the Great Sphinx. This famous monument carved out of limestone has the facial features of a man but the body of a lion. Tour continues with lunch and then visit The New Grand Egyptian Museum ( GEM ). The highly anticipated Grand Egyptian Museum, which houses the world's most extensive collection of ancient Egyptian artifacts, has opened some of its galleries.
More than 20 years in the making, this sprawling 120-acre museum near the pyramids of Giza will showcase over 100,000 objects, including treasures from King Tutankhamun's tomb.
However, it is important to note that Tutankhamun's priceless collection is not yet on display. His iconic golden mask and sarcophagus can still be viewed at the Egyptian Museum in Tahrir Square.
Apart from housing a fantastic array of unseen artifacts, this modern building also offers a stunning panoramic view over the Pyramids, linking Egypt's past and present culture in one site.

Breakfast at your Hotel, then depart for the city of Alexandria on Egypt's Mediterranean coast. Visit Pompey's Pillar and the Catacombs ( a Roman cemetery ). Drive past the Montaza Garden, the Citadel of Qaitbay, and the Lighthouse of Alexandria. There is a quick stop by the New Library of Alexandria. Please note that nothing remains of the Ancient Library of Alexandria, which disappeared between 270 and 250 A.D. The New Library of Alexandria is a functional library not intended for tourist sightseeing. There will be lunch at a local restaurant, returning to Cairo by early evening.

After breakfast at your Hotel join your guide for a tour of Old Medieval Cairo:
Starting at the Egyptian Museum, famous for its extensive collection of Egyptian artifacts, you can see Tutankhamun's famous mask and coffin. Continue through Al Muizz Street; this 10th-century roadway leads you through one of the world's oldest Islamic cities. After free time to wander the shops or take a refreshing drink in one of the many favorite cafes in the Bazar of Khan El Khalili, we continue to see the Coptic Quarter of Cairo, known for housing the Holy Family during their exile from Israel. The tour continues with lunch, followed by a visit to the National Museum of Egyptian Civilization. Here, you will see the richness and diversity of Egyptian civilization throughout the ages, from prehistoric times through the Pharaonic period to the Islamic period. One of the main highlights of the Ancient Museum of civilization is the Royal Mummies' Hall, is specifically designed to showcase the mummies of ancient Egyptian kings and queens.

Breakfast at your hotel.
Transfer to Cairo's airport for your flight to Hurghada. Upon arrival at Hurghada, our representatives will assist you with transfer to your Hotel. Hurghada, located on Egypt's Red Sea coast, is a popular beach resort known for its stunning coral reefs, clear waters, and rich marine life, making it a paradise for divers and snorkelers. The city boasts a mix of modern hotels, restaurants, and trendy stores, alongside traditional markets.

Breakfast at your hotel.
Free day to enjoy the Hotel amenities. The Marriott Hotel has a private beach and an Island just off the beach. There is also a swimming pool with a poolside restaurant. You can also play tennis or enjoy a massage in the private island.

Free day at leisure to enjoy the beaches and surroundings. The hotel’s unique location in the heart of Hurghada allows you to take advantage of the options in Hurghada town, and experience the nightlife; wander through the narrow streets of the Town's bazaar; head out to the Marine Boulevard where you find modern shops and restaurants.

After breakfast at your hotel depart by road to Luxor. Upon arrival transfer to your Nile River Cruise. Today there will be off-shore excursions to visit the famous Luxor & Karnak Temples. One of the highlights of the Luxor Temple is the Avenue of the Sphinxes, which, in ancient times, was the procession route to Karnak Temple.
The Karnak Temple-Complex is considered one of the most fascinating open-air museums, with its Great Hypostyle Hall home to 134 large columns that soar up to twenty meters.
Nile river cruise features, on average, sixty six cabins with large panoramic windows, a private bathroom hairdryer, and a shower. There is also a swimming pool, and a sun deck with bar. Cruise includes all meals and daily off-shore excursions. In the evening enjoy a dramatic multicolored sound & light show at the Karnak-Luxor temple complex.

After early breakfast on board, join your guide for an off-shore excursion to the Valley of the Kings.
The Valley of the Kings is the final resting place of the most powerful Pharaohs, including the boy Prince Tutankhamun. Your tour includes a visit to one of the Tombs. None of the Tombs contain any treasures or mummies, but their chambers are decorated with hieroglyphs that recount the history of Ancient Egypt. For the Tomb of Tutankhamun, you must purchase a separate ticket subject to the open tomb. Your tour continues with a visit to Queen’s Hatshepsut Temple, one of the longest female rulers of ancient Egypt. This temple, built directly into the cliff face, is one of the most spectacular in Egypt. On your way back to the ship, stop by the Colossi of Memnon. These two gigantic stone statues are 3400 years old and weight 720 tons each; they depict the Pharaoh Amenhotep and his wife. Lunch and dinner aboard the cruise ship.

After Breakfast, on board, join your guide for today's off-shore excursions to the Temple of Edfu & Kom Ombo. Edfu temple is dedicated to the falcon god, Horus, and is well-known for its unique massive entrance covered with amazing relief carvings. The Temple of Edfu is considered one of Egypt's best-preserved ancient temples. The Temple of Sobek at Kom Ombo is a unique temple dedicated to two gods, the crocodile god and Sobek, the god of fertility. You will also visit the crocodile museum located next to the temple. Lunch and dinner aboard the cruise ship. In the evening dress up with Egyptian attire and enjoy a traditional Galabeya cruise party night.

After Breakfast, on board, depart with your guide for today's off-shore excursions to the High Dam & Temple of Philae. Aswan's High Dam is one of Egypt's most visited modern sites in Egypt. It was built to protect the Nile Valley from flooding.
Many archeological sites were submerged after its construction; some, like Abu Simbel and Philae, were rescued and relocated. Continue to the Temple of Philae. The original Temple was submerged underwater after the construction of the Dam. It was painstakingly disassembled and relocated to Agilkia Island, south of Aswan. Dedicated to the goddess Isis, it is a fantastic example of ancient Egyptian architecture. In the afternoon, there is a Felucca ride. A Felucca is a traditional Egyptian sailing boat. Sail as you enjoy the famous scenery of the Nile. Lunch and dinner aboard the cruise ship.

Depart early morning before sunrise with a boxed breakfast to visit Abu Simbel's Temples which were moved from their original sacred place to save them from flooding. Abu Simbel is a UNESCO World Heritage site; these two massive rock temples were built 3,300 years ago.
Rescued after being submerged under water by the construction of the Aswan Dam and rebuilt above the new shoreline.
This project is considered one of the most outstanding achievements in modern engineering. After your tour, disembark and transfer to the airport for your flight back to Cairo. Upon arrival transfer to your Cairo Hotel.