11 Days Cairo, Nile Cruise, Abu Simbel and Hurghada Holiday

The time for your exclusive vacation to Cairo, Nile Cruise, Abu Simbel & Hurghada has finally come. Touch down in Cairo where you will meet our company’s agent up at the customs office to receive his assistance through the passport control, luggage and entry Visa formalities. After that, your personal driver awaits you by the exit door terminal for a comfortable transfer to our 5-star hotel and check in.

Next, you will be guided through a sound and light show.

Giza Pyramids Sound and Light:

The Pyramids Sound and Light is a majestic night show, which elegantly illuminates the Giza plateau to narrate the tales and mysteries of building this exquisite attraction and how its stunning highlights still stand throughout the years till now in an incredible atmosphere.

Enjoy your scrumptious dinner at a local restaurant, then head to our hotel to spend your first night in Cairo.

Meals: Dinner

Begin your joyful day with a hotel breakfast, and then embark on an enchanting journey with your local guide to visit:

The Giza Pyramids Complex:

The Giza Complex is a world-renowned, stunning symbol of ancient Egyptian civilization, showcasing the everlasting ruins of the Old Kingdom pharaohs. This gorgeous site was the starting point of a great civilization, full of countless unique monuments and treasures that have endured for more than 4,500 years.

The Great Pyramid of Giza:

Pharaoh Khufu (Cheops) was the first ruler to establish a pyramid in Giza necropolis to act as the timeless final resting place for the king. This iconic pyramid stood as the largest structure on earth for many thousands of years, with a height of 146 meters so it was listed as a World Wonder through centuries.

The Great Sphinx:

The largest limestone statue of a man’s head of King Chephren (2558-2532 BC) was found on a massive lion’s body, which became a global icon of ancient Egyptian civilization. The pharaoh had ordered to establish the Sphinx as he thought it could protect the plateau’s precious belongings and represent his strength and wisdom.

The Valley Temple:

The Valley Temple, which was discovered in the 19th century, is an ancient Egyptian monument at the Giza Plateau. It belonged to King Khafre (2558–2532 BC) and was considered a key to immortality. The site was originally founded as both a funerary and religious temple, and also served for mummification processes.

An Egyptian lunch awaits you at a highly recommended restaurant. Then, head out to witness:

Saqqara Step Pyramid:

No monument in Giza is more impressive than Saqqara Pyramid, which dates back to the 3rd dynasty of the Old Kingdom era. The site gained fame because of being the first stepped pyramid ever built on Earth by the king’s Vizier, Imhotep. Saqqara, which was constructed between 2670 BC and 2650 BC, is dedicated to Pharaoh Djoser and it became the timeless burial site for the pharaoh after his death.

Memphis City:

The first Egyptian capital in history, which was erected by King Menes around 3100 BC, is Memphis. The city was chosen as the country’s ruling headquarters after the unification of Lower and Upper Egypt due to its central location between both sections, and it later became the worship center of the god Ptah.

After a day with plenty of sightseeing, your guide will transport you to the airport to catch a domestic flight to Hurghada, where you will once again be picked up to check into a 5-star hotel.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner.

Get ready for a different kind of discovery, which is surrounded by a large amount of ambiguity and excitement.

Snorkeling Excursion in Hurghada:

You will be guided to sail on a well-equipped boat to one of the best snorkeling spots, where you will start your fabulous snorkeling excursion with a highly qualified instructor.

You will experience the charms of the Red Sea hidden beneath the dazzling corals, colorful fish, and other sea creatures, all combining to depict a mesmerizing portrait that can never be erased. You will also have your lunch on the boat before returning to the hotel.

Meals: breakfast, Lunch, Dinner and Soft Drinks

Enjoy a scrumptious breakfast at the hotel, then we will transport you from your hotel to the quad station to start a marvelous adventure during your 11 Days Cairo, Nile Cruise, Abu Simbel, and Hurghada.

Desert Safari By Quads in Hurghada:

Spoil yourself with a quad bike ride through the rugged nature of the Eastern Desert, dive into the various formations of sand dunes and desert wonders, and make unforgettable memories.

Your quad tour includes a camel ride, a visit to the Bedouin Village, and a superb BBQ dinner while you watch the sunset. Finally, you will return to your Hurghada hotel.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner and Soft Drinks

Wake up for a good breakfast, check out, and embark on a transfer in a private, comfortable vehicle to Luxor, where you will join one of our best Egyptian guides to enjoy:

Karnak Temple Complex:

Karnak is an eye-catching marvel, established between 1971 BC and 30 BC, and is one of the most recognizable temples on Earth. This magnificent complex served as the religious capital of Thebes for around 2,000 years, adorned with countless incomparable collections of artwork, architectural pylons, shrines, and temples.

Next, you will check into a 5-star luxury Nile cruise for lunch, and then drive to visit:

Luxor Temple at night:

The priceless Luxor Temple, the house of Amun, is a divine symbol of the rejuvenation of kingship, which came into existence in 1400 BC. A number of pharaohs contributed to this exceptional site across different eras, such as Ramesses II, Amenhotep III, and Alexander the Great—each leaving behind his legacy. Like the Temple of Karnak, Luxor Temple was primarily constructed to be one of the best-preserved religious and worship centers in Ancient Egypt.

Then, it will be time to return to your cruise, enjoy an amazing dinner, and spend your first night onboard the Nile.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner.

Today, a blissful breakfast will be served before you head out on a guided odyssey to Luxor’s essential sights:

Queen Hatshepsut Temple:

The Mortuary Temple of Queen Hatshepsut is one of the most outstanding monumental and artistic legacies. The temple was primarily constructed as the headquarters of Queen Hatshepsut’s reign, who ruled Egypt during the 18th Dynasty and became the most successful female pharaoh in history. It later became a true wonder, narrating the queen’s accomplishments, her coronation, and her position as the wife of Amun.

Valley of the Kings:

Valley of the Kings, which served as a burial place for pharaohs from the 11th to 20th centuries BC, was discovered in 1817 by the Italian archaeologist Giovanni Battista Belzoni. The valley was chosen as a burial place for the pharaohs as it was believed to be the home of the gods and that the gods guided the souls of the deceased pharaohs to the afterlife.

Colossi of Memnon:

The Colossi of Memnon are two massive seated statues in the heart of Luxor, built for King Amenhotep III (1391–1353 BC). These quartz monuments stand at the entrance of the ruins of the Mortuary Temple of Pharaoh Amenhotep III, which was the largest temple in the necropolis of Thebes.

Once you have finished exploring the ruins, you will be transferred to board your amazingly appointed 5-star river ship to enjoy lunch and dinner on board and start cruising. Overnight onboard the ship.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner.

Commence day 7 of your Hurghada, Cairo, and Nile cruise itinerary with an elegant on-board breakfast, and then your expert guide will take you to witness:

Edfu Temple:

The Temple of Edfu is an essential stop for lovers of history and culture. It was built during the Ptolemaic period, between 237 and 57 BC, on the site of an earlier temple dating back to the New Kingdom. The temple is adorned with massive statues of its protector, the falcon god Horus, which stand on either side of the main entrance.

Afterwards, you will get back to your cruise ship for lunch and set sail to Kom Ombo. When you arrive, you will head out to visit:

Kom Ombo Temple:

The Temple of Kom Ombo is a unique structure dedicated to two of Egypt's main gods: Sobek and Horus. This divine duality is reflected in both the temple's layout and its precisely carved decorations. The temple is an architectural masterpiece that blends Egyptian and Greek elements.

Upon returning to the ship, it will continue sailing until it docks in Aswan, while you enjoy a delicious dinner and another night's stay. Overnight onboard.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner.

Today, you will receive breakfast boxes in the early morning, and then be collected from your cruise ship for a 3-hour drive to witness one of the highlights of your 11 Days Cairo, Nile Cruise, Abu Simbel and Hurghada Holiday:

Abu Simbel Temple:

The Abu Simbel Temple is one of the most famous milestones and represents the grandeur of ancient Egypt. The twin-temple complex was carved into the rock, creating a solid and long-lasting structure. The site was built as a symbol of victory and power, showing the military strength during the reign of Pharaoh Ramesses II (1279-1213 BC).

After your guided trip to Abu Simbel, you will head back to your ship in Aswan for an oriental lunch, relax onboard for the rest of the day, and enjoy dinner on the cruise with an overnight stay onboard.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

Shortly after today’s breakfast, you will check out and disembark from the ship. Next, enjoy a majestic trip to Aswan's top sights:

Aswan High Dam:

The High Dam is a massive, advanced project in which UNESCO participated during its construction between 1960 and 1970, under the reign of President Gamal Abdel Nasser. It had a significant impact on Egypt’s economy and development, protecting the country from floods and becoming a valuable source of electricity.

The Unfinished Obelisk:

'The Unfinished Obelisk dates back to the reign of Queen Hatshepsut (1508–1458 BC), who ruled Egypt during the 18th Dynasty. It offers valuable insight into the construction techniques used by the ancient Egyptians. During its carving, a crack developed in the stone, rendering the obelisk unstable and unsuitable for erection—so it was never completed.

Proceed to a nice Nile-view restaurant, then continue to visit:

Philae Temple:

Philae is a mythical temple dedicated to the goddess of motherhood, Isis, who gave life to her husband, Osiris. This beautifully preserved site was established by Ptolemy I between 380 and 362 BC. The architecture of Philae Temple blends Egyptian and Hellenistic styles, and the monument is renowned for its connection to many ancient Egyptian legends and myths.

After finishing your tour, your driver will transport you to Aswan Airport to catch your flight to Cairo. Upon arrival, you'll be transferred to one of our 5-star hotels to check in and enjoy an overnight stay in Cairo.

Meals: Breakfast and Lunch

On the 10th day of your 11 Days Cairo, Nile Cruise, Abu Simbel and Hurghada, and after breakfast, your guide will drive you to explore Cairo’s top treasures, including:

The Egyptian Museum:

The Egyptian Museum of Antiquities is one of the largest monumental museums in the world and serves as the finest exhibition of ancient Egyptian heritage. Located in Tahrir Square, in the heart of Cairo, the museum was founded in 1902 to display the valuable gems, relics, and artifacts of Egypt’s immortal civilization.

The National Museum of Egyptian Civilization:

The NMEC is a remarkable host to a vast collection of monuments, statues, and precious objects spanning over 4,000 years. Located in El Fustat, the museum showcases more than 50,000 relics, including a majestic hall of mummies that reflects the brilliance of ancient Egyptian civilization.

Proceed to an Egyptian restaurant to enjoy an appealing lunch, then head out to visit:

The Hanging Church:

The blessed Hanging Church is one of the greatest Coptic symbols in Egypt, dating back to the 5th century AD. It earned the name “Hanging” due to its unique location above the gatehouse of the Roman Babylon Fortress, where the Holy Family is believed to have stayed during their time in Egypt.

Amr Ibn Al-Aas Mosque:

Amr Ibn Al-Aas Mosque is located in Fustat, in the Old Cairo district. It was the first mosque established in Africa after Amr Ibn Al-Aas arrived in Egypt in 641 AD. This extraordinary mosque has endured through the centuries as one of the most lasting representations of Islamic heritage.

Ben Ezra Synagogue:

The Ben Ezra Synagogue is considered one of the oldest Jewish sites in Egypt. It is believed to have originally been a Coptic Orthodox church, which was sold to a member of Egypt’s Jewish community in 882 AD. It was later named after Abraham Ibn Ezra, a Jewish religious scholar and philosopher.

Khan Al-Khalili Bazaar:

Khan El Khalili is a famous Egyptian bazaar dating back to the Mamluk period. It served as an essential trade center for centuries and is now one of Cairo’s must-see attractions, where visitors can shop for souvenirs, clothing, perfumes, and more.

Once you’ve completed a busy day of sightseeing, you’ll be dropped off at your Cairo hotel to relax for the rest of the day and spend your final night of the Egypt tour.

Meals: Breakfast and Lunch

Conclude your 11 Days Cairo, Nile Cruise, Abu Simbel and Hurghada Holiday. Now, the time has come to say goodbye to Egypt. After enjoying a good breakfast, your private driver will transfer you in style to Cairo Airport for your international flight out of Egypt.

Meals: Breakfast