10 Days to Egypt group package Trip

The Great Pyramid of Cheops, the last of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World still standing, the Middle Pyramid of King Chephren, and the smallest pyramid, which was built for King Mycerinus, are all located at the Pyramids of Giza. After enjoying your first hearty breakfast at the hotel, your guide will meet you in the lobby and drive you to this exciting location before continuing on to the most exciting place in Egypt. Discover the Great Sphinx, the greatest but not the only structure in the Giza necropolis, which is shaped like a lion with a human head to symbolize power and intelligence. Explore the region on foot.
You will continue your tour of The Egyptian Museum after seeing the Pyramids of Giza by going to the Museum of Egyptian Antiquities, which was established in 1902 and contains some of the oldest artifacts ever found in human history, including more than 120,000 tools and implements used by the ancient Egyptians in their daily lives, huge coffins, enormous statues, and King Tutankhamun's gold collection.
Before continuing your day trip to Egypt with an educational tour of Coptic Cairo, home to some of the oldest Coptic churches in the Middle East, you will first stop for lunch at a nearby nice restaurant.

The holy family is thought to have sought refuge in this region, along with others in Egypt, when they fled persecution in Jerusalem.

Visit The Hanging Church of the Holy Virgin Mary, also known as the Church of Abu Serga, the Church of St. Sergius, and the ancient Jewish synagogue of Ben Ezra before continuing to your overnight lodging. Hotel stay the night in Cairo.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch

After breakfast, you will meet your tour guide to start your journey from Cairo to Alexandria, the glory of the Mediterranean with its renowned Qaitbay castle from the 15th century. Alexander the Great erected Alexandria to compete with the best Greek and Roman cities of the time. The Pompey Pillar, neighboring Roman ruins, the Library Alexandria, and the Kom El-Shoqafa Roman catacombs will all be places you tour. You will eat lunch there and stay the night at the Alexandria hotel.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch

Take advantage of the hotel's wonderful breakfast before getting ready for the day drive from Cairo to El Alamein. Visit the World War II Commonwealth War Cemetery in Alamein and Military Museum in advance to review material on the conflict and learn more about the conflicts that occurred close to El Alamein. The Italian, German, and Australian cemeteries can be seen before being driven back to Cairo for the evening.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch.

You will take a private air-conditioned vehicle to the Cairo airport after eating a scrumptious breakfast at your hotel in order to board a domestic flight to Luxor.
Our experienced guide will meet you at the airport. Your transfer will take you to Luxor, where your Egypt Nile cruise will start. While your cruise ship is cruising the Nile, have lunch there. Visit the Luxor Temple and the Karnak Temple on the East Bank of the Nile to begin your excursions in Luxor. On the ship, we had dinner and spent the night. On an optional trip, take in the music and light displays at the Karnak Temple.
You will be taken to your cruise after the tour is over.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Before beginning your tour of Luxor's west bank with a breathtaking excursion to the Valley of the Kings, home to the royal tombs of 62 pharaohs, you will eat breakfast on the cruise. Visit the fabled Queen Hatshepsut Temple, which was constructed in 1500 B.C. You'll then go to the Colossi of Memnon. Prior to sailing to Edfu, savor a leisurely lunch on board. You will be taken to your cruise after the tour is over.
Spend the night on the Nile Cruise.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Start your day with breakfast. Before seeing the Temple of Horus at Edfu, which is devoted to the worship of the falcon God Horus and is the most intact temple in Egypt, lunch will be served on board. After that, proceed to Kom Ombo Temple to visit the shared temple that houses the gods Sobek and Haeroris. Return to the boat and take a relaxing afternoon tea as you sail towards Aswan.
Dinner and sleeping aboard again.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner.

Enjoy your breakfast as you cruise along the Nile before beginning your Aswan day tours. The "Unfinished Obelisk," the largest ancient obelisk, and the High Dam are ideal starting points for your tour to Aswan. Visit the Queen Hatshepsut's The Unfinished Obelisk in Egypt after that. The grand Temple of Isis and Hathor at Philae, which was built by Ptolemy II and finished by Roman emperors in honor of the goddess Isis, mother of Horus and goddess of magic, is a must-see on the last voyage to Aswan. Dinner and sleeping arrangements when sailing the Nile

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner.

While on the Nile, enjoy your breakfast before checking into a hotel for the night. The optional journey to the Abu Simbel temples takes 3.5 hours. Travel from Aswan to Abu Simbel in a private air-conditioned vehicle. Experience the magnificent temples Ramses II erected at Abu Simbel Temples, which honor the four major gods of the universe: Ptah, Reharakhetty, Amun Rey, and Ramses II.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner.

Enjoy your hotel's breakfast. For your flight to Cairo, you will be transported to the Aswan Airport, The last flight out of Cairo International Airport is about to leave.