Experience the magic of Egypt as you explore the vibrant city of Cairo, stand before the iconic Pyramids, and discover treasures at the Grand Egyptian Museum.
Sail the Nile in style from Luxor to Aswan, visiting legendary sites like Karnak Temple and the Valley of the Kings, while enjoying the peaceful rhythm of the river.
End your journey in serene Aswan with highlights such as Philae Temple, with the option to visit the breathtaking Abu Simbel.
A perfect blend of history, culture, and relaxation — designed to leave lasting memories.
Short itinerary
Quick route overviewTouch down at Cairo International Airport, where the warmth of Egypt greets you along with the subtle hum of the city. Your private guide awaits with a friendly smile, ready to whisk you through the airport with ease and a touch of personalized care. After the “meet and greet” service, you are transferred to your hotel, where a refreshing welcome drink awaits and your room offers a tranquil haven overlooking the vibrant city. Take a moment to breathe, unwind, and let the excitement of your Egyptian adventure begin.
Begin your day stepping into the grandeur of the Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM), the largest archaeological museum in the world. Here, history unfolds around you — over 100,000 treasures span Egypt’s glorious past, and for the first time, 20,000 objects, including the complete collection of King Tutankhamun, are on display. As you wander through the museum’s gleaming halls, imagine the hands that crafted these masterpieces and the stories they carry across millennia.
After this journey through time, pause for a leisurely lunch in a cozy restaurant, savoring the flavors of Egypt as you reflect on the morning’s wonders.
The afternoon takes you to Giza, where the world’s imagination meets reality. Stand before the Great Pyramid of Khufu, the sole surviving monument of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, and feel the awe of its perfect symmetry and monumental scale. Continue to the Pyramids of Khafra and Menkaura, marvel at the valley temple of Khafra, and meet the enigmatic gaze of the Great Sphinx, whose silent presence has witnessed thousands of years. Every stone seems to whisper stories of pharaohs, mystery, and eternity.
Step into the quieter, sacred corners of Cairo on a journey through Spiritual Cairo, where history and devotion intertwine. Begin at the El Muallaqa Church, perched atop the south gate of the Fortress of Babylon. Its name, meaning “suspended” or “hanging,” evokes its unique location and the resilience of faith: destroyed by a ninth-century earthquake, it rose again in the eleventh century to become a cornerstone of the Coptic Church. Walk through its ancient stones and feel the whispers of centuries of devotion.
Next, discover the Ben Ezra Synagogue, a hidden gem built between the sixth and ninth centuries. Within its walls lies the Jewish Heritage Library, home to documents that reveal the lives, struggles, and resilience of Cairo’s Jewish community under Arab rule. As you explore, imagine the hands that preserved these stories and the generations who sought solace here.
Pause for lunch at a local restaurant, where the flavors of traditional Egyptian cuisine complement the richness of the morning’s discoveries.
In the afternoon, journey back in time to Memphis, the legendary city founded around 3,100 BC by King Menes, the unifier of Upper and Lower Egypt. Once a fortress overseeing the life-giving Nile and vital trade routes, Memphis grew into a bustling hub of power and culture. Walk the ancient streets in your imagination, tracing the footsteps of kings, priests, and travelers across millennia.
Continue to Saqqara, the sprawling necropolis of Memphis, where the first and second dynasty kings rest in silent grandeur. Recent discoveries — including a prime minister’s tomb, a queen’s pyramid, and the tomb of a dynasty-founding king’s son — bring stories of adventure, intrigue, and painstaking archaeology to life. Here, every stone tells a tale, every pyramid a lesson in ambition, legacy, and the unyielding human desire to be remembered.
Begin your day at the National Museum of Egyptian Civilization (NMEC), Egypt’s first museum dedicated entirely to the story of civilization. Step through its grand halls, where 50,000 artifacts trace the journey of humanity from the dawn of Egypt’s ancient dynasties to the present day. Every piece — from golden treasures to humble tools — tells a story, allowing you to feel the heartbeat of a civilization that shaped the world.
After this captivating immersion into Egypt’s heritage, pause for a delicious lunch at one of Cairo’s finest restaurants, savoring the rich flavors and aromas that mirror the richness of the day.
The afternoon unfolds with a visit to the Citadel of Salah al-Din al-Ayyubi, a fortress of history and grandeur built in 1183 atop the Muqattam Hills. As you gaze over the city below, the Alabaster Mosque gleams in the sunlight, its domes and minarets framing the skyline. Step inside to admire the mesmerizing mosaics and sparkling lights that fill the prayer halls — a space where faith, artistry, and architecture converge in perfect harmony.
Conclude the day with a leisurely stroll through Khan El-Khalili Market, one of Egypt’s oldest and most vibrant bazaars. Here, the air is alive with the scent of spices, the chatter of merchants, and the glint of ancient antiques. Explore the labyrinth of alleys, where every shop invites you to discover unique souvenirs, handcrafted treasures, and stories that will accompany you long after you leave Egypt.
Begin your day with an early flight from Cairo to Luxor, where the atmosphere shifts to a calmer, more timeless rhythm. Upon arrival, board your luxury Nile cruise — your elegant home for the next four nights.
After lunch, explore Luxor’s East Bank, starting with the magnificent Karnak Temple, where towering columns and ancient carvings bring Egypt’s past to life. Continue to the beautiful Luxor Temple, glowing softly as the day draws to a close.
Return to your cruise and unwind as the Nile reflects the colors of the evening sky.
As dawn breaks over Luxor, you may choose an optional hot air balloon ride — drifting gently above the Nile as golden light reveals temples and fields below, a truly unforgettable moment.
After breakfast on board, explore the West Bank, beginning with the legendary Valley of the Kings, where ancient pharaohs rest in richly decorated tombs, including those of Ramses V & VI. Continue to the elegant Mortuary Temple of Hatshepsut, rising gracefully against the cliffs.
End your visit at the towering Colossi of Memnon, standing silently as guardians of the past.
Return to your Nile cruise for lunch, and enjoy a peaceful evening as the river flows quietly beneath the stars.
Sail along the Nile in the early morning light toward Edfu, where you will visit the remarkably preserved Temple of Edfu, dedicated to the falcon god Horus.
Continue cruising to the unique Temple of Kom Ombo, a rare double temple honoring two gods, set beautifully along the river’s edge.
As the day unfolds, relax on board while sailing toward Aswan, enjoying the tranquil rhythm of the Nile as the scenery slowly drifts by.
After breakfast, discover Aswan’s highlights, beginning with the impressive Aswan High Dam, a modern marvel shaping the flow of the Nile. Continue to the enchanting Philae Temple, beautifully set on an island and dedicated to the goddess Isis.
Later, enjoy a relaxing felucca ride along the Nile, sailing past the lush Aswan Botanical Garden, where nature and tranquility meet.
Return to your cruise for a peaceful evening on board, with the option to attend the Sound & Light show for a magical night experience.
After breakfast, check out and transfer to Aswan Airport for your flight back to Cairo, carrying with you the memories of a journey along the timeless Nile.
For those seeking one last unforgettable experience, an optional visit to the majestic Abu Simbel Temples offers a breathtaking finale — where colossal statues and ancient grandeur leave a lasting impression before your return.
After an early breakfast, transfer to Cairo International Airport for your departure. Leave with unforgettable memories of Egypt — its timeless wonders, vibrant culture, and the quiet magic of the Nile.
Your Experience Map
Touch down at Cairo International Airport, where the warmth of Egypt greets you along with the subtle hum of the city. Your private guide awaits with a friendly smile, ready to whisk you through the airport with ease and a touch of personalized care. After the “meet and greet” service, you are transferred to your hotel, where a refreshing welcome drink awaits and your room offers a tranquil haven overlooking the vibrant city. Take a moment to breathe, unwind, and let the excitement of your Egyptian adventure begin.
Begin your day stepping into the grandeur of the Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM), the largest archaeological museum in the world. Here, history unfolds around you — over 100,000 treasures span Egypt’s glorious past, and for the first time, 20,000 objects, including the complete collection of King Tutankhamun, are on display. As you wander through the museum’s gleaming halls, imagine the hands that crafted these masterpieces and the stories they carry across millennia.
After this journey through time, pause for a leisurely lunch in a cozy restaurant, savoring the flavors of Egypt as you reflect on the morning’s wonders.
The afternoon takes you to Giza, where the world’s imagination meets reality. Stand before the Great Pyramid of Khufu, the sole surviving monument of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, and feel the awe of its perfect symmetry and monumental scale. Continue to the Pyramids of Khafra and Menkaura, marvel at the valley temple of Khafra, and meet the enigmatic gaze of the Great Sphinx, whose silent presence has witnessed thousands of years. Every stone seems to whisper stories of pharaohs, mystery, and eternity.
Step into the quieter, sacred corners of Cairo on a journey through Spiritual Cairo, where history and devotion intertwine. Begin at the El Muallaqa Church, perched atop the south gate of the Fortress of Babylon. Its name, meaning “suspended” or “hanging,” evokes its unique location and the resilience of faith: destroyed by a ninth-century earthquake, it rose again in the eleventh century to become a cornerstone of the Coptic Church. Walk through its ancient stones and feel the whispers of centuries of devotion.
Next, discover the Ben Ezra Synagogue, a hidden gem built between the sixth and ninth centuries. Within its walls lies the Jewish Heritage Library, home to documents that reveal the lives, struggles, and resilience of Cairo’s Jewish community under Arab rule. As you explore, imagine the hands that preserved these stories and the generations who sought solace here.
Pause for lunch at a local restaurant, where the flavors of traditional Egyptian cuisine complement the richness of the morning’s discoveries.
In the afternoon, journey back in time to Memphis, the legendary city founded around 3,100 BC by King Menes, the unifier of Upper and Lower Egypt. Once a fortress overseeing the life-giving Nile and vital trade routes, Memphis grew into a bustling hub of power and culture. Walk the ancient streets in your imagination, tracing the footsteps of kings, priests, and travelers across millennia.
Continue to Saqqara, the sprawling necropolis of Memphis, where the first and second dynasty kings rest in silent grandeur. Recent discoveries — including a prime minister’s tomb, a queen’s pyramid, and the tomb of a dynasty-founding king’s son — bring stories of adventure, intrigue, and painstaking archaeology to life. Here, every stone tells a tale, every pyramid a lesson in ambition, legacy, and the unyielding human desire to be remembered.
Begin your day at the National Museum of Egyptian Civilization (NMEC), Egypt’s first museum dedicated entirely to the story of civilization. Step through its grand halls, where 50,000 artifacts trace the journey of humanity from the dawn of Egypt’s ancient dynasties to the present day. Every piece — from golden treasures to humble tools — tells a story, allowing you to feel the heartbeat of a civilization that shaped the world.
After this captivating immersion into Egypt’s heritage, pause for a delicious lunch at one of Cairo’s finest restaurants, savoring the rich flavors and aromas that mirror the richness of the day.
The afternoon unfolds with a visit to the Citadel of Salah al-Din al-Ayyubi, a fortress of history and grandeur built in 1183 atop the Muqattam Hills. As you gaze over the city below, the Alabaster Mosque gleams in the sunlight, its domes and minarets framing the skyline. Step inside to admire the mesmerizing mosaics and sparkling lights that fill the prayer halls — a space where faith, artistry, and architecture converge in perfect harmony.
Conclude the day with a leisurely stroll through Khan El-Khalili Market, one of Egypt’s oldest and most vibrant bazaars. Here, the air is alive with the scent of spices, the chatter of merchants, and the glint of ancient antiques. Explore the labyrinth of alleys, where every shop invites you to discover unique souvenirs, handcrafted treasures, and stories that will accompany you long after you leave Egypt.
Begin your day with an early flight from Cairo to Luxor, where the atmosphere shifts to a calmer, more timeless rhythm. Upon arrival, board your luxury Nile cruise — your elegant home for the next four nights.
After lunch, explore Luxor’s East Bank, starting with the magnificent Karnak Temple, where towering columns and ancient carvings bring Egypt’s past to life. Continue to the beautiful Luxor Temple, glowing softly as the day draws to a close.
Return to your cruise and unwind as the Nile reflects the colors of the evening sky.
As dawn breaks over Luxor, you may choose an optional hot air balloon ride — drifting gently above the Nile as golden light reveals temples and fields below, a truly unforgettable moment.
After breakfast on board, explore the West Bank, beginning with the legendary Valley of the Kings, where ancient pharaohs rest in richly decorated tombs, including those of Ramses V & VI. Continue to the elegant Mortuary Temple of Hatshepsut, rising gracefully against the cliffs.
End your visit at the towering Colossi of Memnon, standing silently as guardians of the past.
Return to your Nile cruise for lunch, and enjoy a peaceful evening as the river flows quietly beneath the stars.
Sail along the Nile in the early morning light toward Edfu, where you will visit the remarkably preserved Temple of Edfu, dedicated to the falcon god Horus.
Continue cruising to the unique Temple of Kom Ombo, a rare double temple honoring two gods, set beautifully along the river’s edge.
As the day unfolds, relax on board while sailing toward Aswan, enjoying the tranquil rhythm of the Nile as the scenery slowly drifts by.
After breakfast, discover Aswan’s highlights, beginning with the impressive Aswan High Dam, a modern marvel shaping the flow of the Nile. Continue to the enchanting Philae Temple, beautifully set on an island and dedicated to the goddess Isis.
Later, enjoy a relaxing felucca ride along the Nile, sailing past the lush Aswan Botanical Garden, where nature and tranquility meet.
Return to your cruise for a peaceful evening on board, with the option to attend the Sound & Light show for a magical night experience.
After breakfast, check out and transfer to Aswan Airport for your flight back to Cairo, carrying with you the memories of a journey along the timeless Nile.
For those seeking one last unforgettable experience, an optional visit to the majestic Abu Simbel Temples offers a breathtaking finale — where colossal statues and ancient grandeur leave a lasting impression before your return.
After an early breakfast, transfer to Cairo International Airport for your departure. Leave with unforgettable memories of Egypt — its timeless wonders, vibrant culture, and the quiet magic of the Nile.
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Entry visa to Egypt (USD 30)
Tipping and personal expenses
International and domestic flights
Optional tours
Fast Track airport services
Cancellation Insurance