Depart for Cairo, capital of Egypt and the home of the Pyramids, the Sphinx, and the treasures of ancient civilization.

Coptic Cairo – A historic quarter rich in Christian heritage, home to ancient churches and the remnants of a Roman fortress.
Hanging Church – One of Cairo’s most stunning religious landmarks, built above the Roman‑era Babylon Fortress, earning its name from its elevated position.​​​​​​​
St George Cathedral – Celebrated for its vibrant stained glass, intricate woodwork, and the iconic relief of Saint George slaying the dragon.
Ben Ezra Synagogue - The oldest synagogue in Egypt, once a center of worship and celebration, now preserved as a historic site.

Hotel :  Sonesta Cairo Hotel or similar
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Hurghada - The largest city and capital of Egypt’s Red Sea Governorate, renowned for its stunning beaches and vibrant marine life.
Optional : Semi Submarine Tour 

Hotel : Swiss Inn Hurghada Resort or similar
 

4WD Jeep Safari  – Embark on an exhilarating desert adventure in a 4WD jeep, with a stop at a traditional Bedouin village along the way.

Optional : Quad bike ride along the desert 

Hotel : Swiss Inn Hurghada Resort or similar

Luxor – Once known as ancient Thebes, this city on the east bank of the Nile is a treasure trove of pharaonic history.
Luxor Temple –A strikingly graceful monument in the heart of modern Luxor, blending timeless grandeur with the city’s vibrant present.
Karnak Temple – The largest temple complex in Egypt, home to towering columns, sacred lakes, and countless historical artifacts.
Bonus : Horse Carriage Night Tour – Experience Luxor’s lively nightlife as you ride through its streets in a traditional horse‑drawn carriage.

Cruise : Blue Shadow IV Nile Cruise or similar
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Hatshepsut Temple - Built for Pharaoh Hatshepsut, one of ancient Egypt’s most successful female rulers, this temple is a striking monument to her legacy.
Valley Of The Kings - Among the world’s most significant archaeological sites, it served as the exclusive burial ground for Egypt’s legendary pharaohs.
Alabaster Factory - Discover the artistry behind alabaster craftsmanship during a visit to a traditionbal workshop.
Colossi of Memnon - Two towering stone statues that have stood proudly on Luxor's west bank for over 3,000 years
Esna Lock - Sail through the Esna Lock and experience the engineering marvel that connects stretches of the Nile.
Optional : Hot air balloon in Luxor

Cruise : Blue Shadow IV Nile Cruise or similar
 

Temple of Horus - One of Egypt’s most remarkable and best-preserved ancient temples, showcasing the grandeur of Ptolemaic architecture.
Kom Ombo Temple - A unique double temple dedicated to two deities: Sobek, the crocodile god, and Horus the Elder (Har-wer), the falcon god, reflecting Egypt’s dual religious traditions.

Cruise : Blue Shadow IV Nile Cruise or similar
 

Abu Simbel – One of Egypt’s most iconic ancient sites, featuring two monumental temples carved directly into the mountainside by Ramses II.
Philae Temple – A graceful sanctuary dedicated to the goddes Isis, built on an island within the reservoir of the Aswan Low Dam.
Felucca Ride – Glide along the Nile in a traditional sailboat and take in Aswan’s breathtaking scenery from the water.
Optional : Nubian Village

Cruise : Blue Shadow IV Nile Cruise or similar

Citadel Of Saladin – One of the most significant landmarks of Islamic Cairo, this medieval forttress stands as a symbol of Egypt’s military heritage and houses the magnificent Mosque Of Muhammad Ali.
National Museum of Ancient Egyptian Civilization (NMEC) – Home to more than 20 royal mummies and 17 royal sarcophagi, offering an immersive journey through Egypt’s dynastic history
Egyptian Perfume and papyrus Galley – Discover the art of ancient craftsmanship and learn how traditional papyrus paper and fragrances were made.

Hotel :  Sonesta Cairo Hotel or similar
 

Giza Pyramid Complex -The onlyy surviving Wonder of the Ancient World, built over three generations by Pharaohs Khufu, Kharfre, and Menkaure. Known as the Great Pyramids, this awe-inspiring site offers the chance to enjoy a camel ride across the Giza Plateau.
Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM) - The world’s largest museum dedicated to a single civilization, showcasing Egypt’s ancient treasures in a modern architectural masterpiece near the Pyramids of Giza.
Great Sphinx of Giza -  A monumental statue with the body of a lion and the head of a man, symbolizing strength and wisdom, and guarding the pyramids for millennia.
Step Pyramids of Saqqara  -  Ancient Egyptian's first successful pyramid and one of the world’s oldest monumental cut-stone structures, marking the dawn of pyramid construction.
Khan Khalili Bazar - Cairo's iconic market since 1382, where vibrant stalls overflow with souvenirs, spices, jewelry and handicrafts, offering a lively immersion into local culture.

Hotel :  Sonesta Cairo Hotel or similar
 

Free at leisure till transfer to the airport for your flight home.

We hope you enjoyed your holiday and we look forward to see you again for your next trip.