Voyage de 11 jours au Caire, sur le Nil et dans la mer Rouge

At Cairo International Airport, a representative from Cairo Top Tours will be waiting with a sign bearing your name. After that, they will drive you in a private air-conditioned vehicle to your hotel. When you arrive, they will assist you in quickly and easily checking in.

You can take some time to unwind on your first evening, or, if you prefer, you can go to Giz to see the Sound and Light Show. Breakfast at the hotel will mark the beginning of the first day, which will be followed by a meeting with your personal Egyptologist from Cairo Top Tours. They will lead you on the Giza tours, making it simple for you to learn about King Cheops' Great Pyramid and that of his sons, Chephren and Mycerinus. Should you decide to participate in the optional camel ride at the Giza Pyramids area, The famous Sphinx, with its recognizable man-headed lion figure, has been watching over the necropolis for more than 4500 years.

The Valley Temple of King Chephren is where you can go next if you want to learn more about the ancient Egyptian mummification process's greatest secrets. Each pyramid complex once included a valley temple, a mortuary temple, and a burial tomb (which was the actual pyramid). The only monument on the property that is largely unaltered is the King Khafre pyramid complex. Pre-burial rites for the pharaoh were performed in the valley temple.

After a delectable lunch, you will travel to Saqqara, one of Egypt's most important archaeological sites. At Saqqara, you can see the Step Pyramid Complex and the pyramid of King Djoser, the first structure ever constructed entirely out of six stone bases stacked on top of one another. Additionally, you will have the chance to visit the Kagemni tomb and the Pyramid of Teti, two of the Nobles' tombs.

Your day will be at the end by reaching your hotel.

Stay overnight at a hotel in Cairo.

Included meals: Breakfast and lunch

You will continue with a private tour guide after an open buffet breakfast at your Cairo hotel. The first stop is The Egyptian Museum, which houses the world's largest collection of Egyptian artifacts, including King Tutankhamen's undamaged royal treasures. The museum features royal mummies, statues, golden possessions, and beautiful accessories of the Egyptian Queens. 

After visiting the Egyptian Museum, you'll explore Coptic Cairo, visiting the Hanging Church, Abu Serga church, and Ben Ezra Synagogue. The latter is where the Pharaoh's daughter found a basket containing baby Moses in the Nile, according to Jewish legend. The crypt where the holy family lived during persecution is also a must-see.

You will be accompanied by a private driver and guide to see the Citadel of Saladin after eating lunch at a nearby restaurant. This attraction stands out among all of our Cairo tours because it offers a breathtaking view of the ancient mosques, domes, and minarets that make up Islamic Cairo. In 1805, Mohamed Ali built the mosque, which was inspired by Turkish architecture.

You will be transferred to your Islamic Cairo trips where you can explore the walls, gates, and old streets of Fatimid Cairo. Additionally, you will have a one-of-a-kind shopping experience in the Khan El Khalili Bazaar in Cairo.

You have the option to take a tour in the evening and have dinner on a Nile cruise in Cairo.

Included meals: Breakfast and lunch

After savoring the hotel's breakfast buffet, your tour guide from Cairo Top Tours will drive you to the airport so you can catch your flight to Aswan or Luxor, depending on the company running your program.

Our representative will meet you at the Aswan airport when you arrive and drive you to the start of your Egypt Nile cruise tour before lunch. A tour guide will meet you in the lobby later in the day and take you on a relaxing Felucca boat ride around Kitchener's Island and the Agha Khan Mausoleum. On the Nile Cruise, afternoon tea will be served before a delicious dinner and a delightful Nubian folkloric show. Above the Nile River, in Aswan, you will spend the night.

Included Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner

The High Dam, which was constructed under the administration of the late president Nasser, will be the first stop. The revolution against Ottoman King Farouk was led by this leader. The Unfinished Obelisk in the granite quarries will then be visible to visitors. The sun god Amun Ra was honored by the construction of this obelisk during the reign of Queen Hatshepsut. In order to learn more about the Isis and Osiris myth, the Temple of Philae will also be visited.

 This temple in Egypt was converted into a Coptic church during the Roman era. Following that, guests will be returned to the Nile Cruise, from which they will depart for Kom Ombo. Visitors can savor their buffet lunch during the sailing. Prior to embarking on a ship for Edfu, travelers will first visit the Temple of Kom Ombo upon arrival in Kom Ombo. Visitors will delight in afternoon tea and the stunning surroundings along the way. A fantastic dinner prepared onboard will follow the captain's welcome cocktail, which will be served in semi-casual attire. Discotheque music will be played as entertainment following dinner.

Spending the night aboard in Edfu.

Prior to riding in a horse-drawn carriage to the Temple of Edfu, you will be provided with a high-quality breakfast on the MS Mayfair Nile cruise. Horus, the son of Osiris and Isis, is the subject of this temple, which was constructed during the Ptolemaic Period. Greek characters are mixed in with traditional Egyptian elements. You can have lunch on board and afternoon tea on the upper deck while sailing to Luxor. The tour guides will set up an Egyptian Galabya party for each group, and dinner will also be served on the boat. We kindly request your participation.

Spending the night on board in Luxor.

Disembark the MS Mayfair Nile cruise after your final open buffet breakfast to start your amazing west bank of Luxor tour. You will have the chance to tour the Valley of the Kings, a royal cemetery where pharaohs from the 18th, 19th, and 20th dynasties, including Tutankhamen and Ramses II, as well as queens and other aristocrats, were buried. The Colossi of Memnon, which were formerly a part of a mortuary temple in Thebes (currently Luxor), will also astound you. The Amenhotep III statue is still a magnificent work of art even though the temple has been completely destroyed. The temple of Queen Hatshepsut, also known as El Deir El Bahari, should be the last stop.

Continue your East Bank tour of Luxor by visiting the temple of Luxor as well as the Karnak temple complex, which is regarded as the biggest ancient religious site on earth. After the tour is over, you will be driven to Hurghada in a contemporary air-conditioned vehicle, which will take about three hours. You will be driven to the Marriott Hurghada resort for the duration of your stay.

Included meals: Breakfast

Starting your Egypt Day Tours with breakfast at the Marriot Hurghada hotel, or a comparable hotel, is an option. You have the choice of participating in one of the Hurghada day excursions or spending your day however you like. The Hurghada hotel is where you'll spend the night.

Included meals: Breakfast

You have two options for the ninth day of your Egypt Classic Tours: you can enjoy your breakfast at the Hurghada hotel and relax for the day, or you can choose one of the day tours and excursions that are offered there.

Overnight in your hotel in Hurghada.

Included meals: Breakfast

After indulging in the hotel's early-morning gourmet breakfast, you can spend the rest of the day soaking up the Red Sea's breathtaking beauty and Hurghada's remarkable atmosphere.

Stay overnight at your hotel in Hurghada.

After breakfast on the last day of your trip through Egypt, a vehicle will take you to Hurghada Airport where you will board a flight back to Cairo International Airport where your trip ends.

Included meals: Breakfast

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