Explore the rich history of Egypt over eight immersive days, visiting iconic sites like the Great Pyramids in Cairo, the ancient city of Alexandria, and the majestic temples of Abu Simbel. This all-inclusive private tour offers a unique chance to delve into Islamic and Coptic Cairo, with visits to the fascinating gem museum. Unwind on a luxurious Nile cruise and enjoy private transport between destinations. Perfect for history enthusiasts and culture seekers, this experience promises insider knowledge and exclusive access to Egypt's most treasured landmarks.
- 8-day private tour exploring Egypt’s historical sites
- Visit iconic locations including the Pyramids, Alexandria, and Abu Simbel
- Enjoy a luxurious Nile cruise and private transportation
- Delve into Islamic and Coptic heritage with guided tours
Your private driver meets you at the airport with a sign with your name on it and takes you to your 5-star hotel .
Your private driver meets you at the airport and takes you to your 5-star hotel . Your guide will brief you on the week ahead. Settle in, enjoy the river views, and get ready for a trip you'll talk about for years.
Stand at the foot of the last surviving Wonder of the Ancient World. The Great Pyramid was built around 4,500 years ago, and it still leaves visitors speechless.
Carved from a single mass of limestone, this lion-bodied guardian has watched over the desert for millennia.
The world's largest archaeological museum, right beside the Pyramids. See the complete Tutankhamun collection, including his golden treasures, and a towering statue of Ramses II greeting you in the atrium.
Built in 1176 to defend the city, this hilltop fortress offers one of the best views of Cairo. Inside is the Muhammad Ali Mosque, nicknamed the Alabaster Mosque for its glowing stone.
Walk streets lined with centuries-old mosques, gates and minarets, in one of the world's richest collections of medieval architecture.
Coptic Cairo & the Hanging Church: Step into the heart of Egypt's early Christian history. The Hanging Church sits above an old Roman fortress gate. Tradition says the Holy Family rested nearby.
A bustling bazaar since the 1380s. Browse spices, lanterns, perfumes and jewelry, and sip mint tea like a local.
A striking modern library honoring the greatest library of the ancient world. Its giant tilted-disc design is carved with letters from many alphabets.
A 25-meter red granite column, one of the largest ancient monuments in Alexandria. It was named by mistake after Pompey, but it was actually raised around 297 AD for the Roman emperor Diocletian. It stands in the ruins of the Serapeum, the ancient temple that once held part of the great library.
A striking modern library honoring the greatest library of the ancient world. Its giant tilted-disc design is carved with letters from many alphabets.
Discovered in 1900 when a donkey fell through the ground. This Roman-era tomb blends Egyptian, Greek and Roman art in one place.
A graceful curved bridge over the sea, built in 1920s Alexandria and one of the city's best-known photo spots. It's perfect for a stop with the Mediterranean as your backdrop. Enjoy the sea breeze, then return to Cairo in the evening.
A temple to the goddess Isis on an island. When the High Dam threatened to flood it, it was moved stone by stone to higher ground. You'll arrive by boat, which makes it feel magical.
An engineering giant that created Lake Nasser, one of the world's largest man-made lakes. Dinner and the first night on board.
The highlight of the trip. Ramses II carved these temples into a mountain over 3,000 years ago, with four colossal statues guarding the entrance. In the 1960s, the whole site was cut into blocks and rebuilt higher up to save it from the rising lake. Twice a year, sunlight reaches deep into the inner sanctuary.
A rare double temple, shared by two gods, on a bend of the Nile. Don't miss the small museum of mummified crocodiles. Night on board.
One of Egypt's best-preserved temples, dedicated to the falcon god Horus. Sand once buried most of it, which kept its walls and reliefs in remarkable shape.
Once linked to Karnak by an avenue of sphinxes. It's beautifully lit at night and perfect for photos. Night on board.
Float over the Nile, green farmland and ancient temples as the sun rises. It's the most memorable way to end your journey.
The hidden burial place of Egypt's pharaohs, with more than 60 tombs, including Tutankhamun's, found in 1922. Descend into tombs with brightly painted walls.
A terraced temple set into towering cliffs, built for one of ancient Egypt's few female pharaohs.
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A temple city built and expanded over about 2,000 years. Walk through the Great Hypostyle Hall, a forest of 134 giant columns. Fly from Luxor to Cairo and transfer to the airport.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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