13 Days Cairo, Nile cruise, Fayoum, and oasis luxury tour package.

Upon completion of your breakfast on the second day, our guide will drive you to transfer.

The Great Giza Pyramids were erected during the epoch of Pharaoh Khufu, who ruled from about 2528 to 2551 B.C. The pharaoh Khafre, who ruled after Kufu-ah, built other pyramids as well. Memphis, for which Khafre-ah built the second largest pyramid, was the capital of Lower Egypt for a long time and highly active during the Old Kingdom times.

The Pyramid of Djoser, also known as the Step Pyramid of Saqqara, is among the most famous and historically important archaeological sites in Egypt, if not the world. It stands as a massive fulfillment of what ancient Egyptians could construct.

Afterwards, you will be driven to the hotel for relaxing overnight.

Meals Include: Day Breakfast, Lunch.

After a sumptuous breakfast on the third day of the 13-day Luxury Cairo, Nile Cruise, Fayoum and Oasis tour, start gearing up for the day’s activities in stowaway mode.

In the central part of the city of Cairo, one can find the Egyptian Museum, which is, without doubt, the most renowned museum in the world. Also known as one of the earliest types of public museums, located in the heart of the city, it invariably presents an awe-inspiring range of ancient artifacts, a reason enough to visit it for anyone who is in the city.

The Saladin Citadel, known in Arabic as Qala’at Salah ad-Din, is an eycalptic fort constructed by Salah ad-Din al-Ayyubi on the Mokattam Hills. Though Saladin did not see its completion, one Sultan Al-Kamil bin Al-Adil completed it. The citadel was first dwelt in by Al-Malik Al-Kamil, who used it as a royal palace. Even today, it is the residing place of tourists despite the Khedive Ismail period.

The Khan El Khalili Bazaar—this is one of the oldest markets in Cairo—is a colorful intersection filled with interesting shops, restaurants, and an inviting atmosphere that is beloved by both the residents and the tourists.

Egypt: Have a good night in Cairo.

Meals: breakfast and lunch.

A nutritious breakfast in the morning is advised to prepare you for a day full of activities. Later, you will transfer to the airport for a quick flight to Luxor where you will explore some of the landmarks.

The Karnak Temple is a vast agglomeration which began as a simple temple and grew into so much more thanks to every Pharaoh wanting to ‘add-on’ something to the temple in honor of the god Amon, his Mother Mut and their son Khonsu.

Luxor Temple, located on the eastern side of the Nile River, is an impressive architectural ensemble of temples built for Amenhotep III. It was designed to promote the god Amun's status as a god in view of the fact that, his claim to Amun’s throne was not uncontested, and also played a prominent role in the worship of the Theban Triad.

By the end of your excursions, you will go back to your Nile cruise.

Meals included: all inclusive.

You will spend a relaxing morning in Fayoum and the oasis on board the boat on the sixth day of the 13-day Cairo-Nile cruise.

The Valley of Kings has had its reputation as a cemetery for the kings and nobility of the ancient Egyptians for ages ever since. It is quite simply one of the most popular tourist archaeological sites.

Across the great river, on the west bank, stands the Temple of Hatshepsut and a complex of temples and tombs of ancient Egyptian rulers, all located near the city of Luxor in Egypt. This particular structure attracts numerous visitors today, and refugees come from all corners of the earth.

The Colossi of Memnon are two magnificent statues built to commemorate Pharaoh Amenhotep III. They form the only surviving portion of a temple that he had built to honor himself.

After completion of the tour, you will come back to your Nile Cruise.

Meals on Day: all inclusive

On the sixth day of your journey, you will embark on a cruise to Edfu. Following breakfast, you will proceed to this renowned site.

Edfu in Ancient Egyptian is 'Edbo' or 'Debo' and refers to the town of a certain type of incursion. In Coptic, the same area is referred to as Etbu. That was later the name given by the Ptolemies, who made it the city Apollopolis Magna—more large than life rotunda for Apollo. Now the Edfu Temple is among the most commonly visited places in Egypt, popular for the multiple ancient temples and buildings that have been preserved to date.

Later you will head out to see the Kom Ombo Temple, which was erected under the reign of Ptolemy VI Philometor, whose amazing embellishments were not accomplished until the time of Emperor Tiberius. The temple remains an object of local worship.

After all the pleasure of the Nile Cruise, you will be able to get home with no stress.

All our meals are provided for you during your stay, which means you do not have to prepare any meals.

Meals included: all meals. 

The daily breakfast included in the package makes sure that you are ready for a whole day of sightseeing.

The construction of the Aswan High Dam has been vital in saving Egypt from catastrophes such as drought and no food due to the reservoir that controls the natural yearly deficit of the Nile River.

The east of the Nile is home to an unfinished obelisk, which is yet another beautiful, one-of-a kind structure and still draws many visitors to this day.

The Philae Temple is located at the extreme south of ancient Egypt and is a temple that is named after the island Philae, which is famous in the Arabic work called Ana al-Wujud in the tale of a thousand nights and one night. The word “Bilak” in the ancient Egyptian and Coptic means ‘the end’, indicating the position of this place at the southern tip of Egypt.

You will then be able to come back to your Nile cruise and enjoy it more, as there will be less hassle for you.

Meals included: all-inclusive.

On the eighth day of the tour package, you’ll have a filling breakfast. After that, another transfer will be done to the sailing, after which it is time to head out to Abu Simbel.

The Abu Simbel Temple is one of the best-known travel and historical sites in Egypt. This is because of the event where the sun's rays touch the statue of Pharaoh Ramesses II, normally cast in shade, twice every year, on the 22nd of October and the 22nd of February.

Upon returning from the Nile cruise, get your things ready for departure to Cairo and board a flight. overnight stay at a hotel in Cairo. Day meals: breakfast.

There are innumerable ways to indulge in a free day in Cairo. You may opt to take a stroll among the residents and immerse in the place or take a guided tour, whichever suits how you plan to spend the day.

Meals provided: breakfast.

Begin your trip to Fayoum energetically with a healthy breakfast.

Wadi El Hitan, the valley of the whales, is an archaeological site that carries historical significance owing to the fossils of some of the oldest whales found in that area. About 40 million years ago, this region was a part of a big ocean where some geological processes took place and that ocean retreated, thus preserving lots of marine life fossils within the earth. Here, in this land, fossilized ancient whale species can be found along with numerous fish and shell remains.

Savor your lunch in the beautiful village of Tunis, after which you will return for your overnight.

Meals provided: breakfast, lunch, dinner.

Start your day with a hearty breakfast and proceed to the first destination.

Lake Qaron is in the Western Desert and is connected to the Nile River by a canal called the Bahr Yusef. This canal passes through Minya and Beni Suef governorates prior to reaching the lake.

Next on the agenda is Wadi El Rayan Reserve, a beautiful oasis in the desert with sand dunes, natural hot springs, diverse flora and fauna, and important oceanic fossils.

Then, relax and make your way to Cairo, where you will spend the night.
Includes meals: breakfast, lunch.

Enjoy a filling breakfast at the hotel to get energized, and then take off for the Osasis Bahariya in order to enjoy its breathtaking views.

One such destination is the mesmerizing and unique white desert located urban in the New Valley Governorate that lies south of Cairo. The reason for the white contrast is due to the significantly wide expanses coated in fine white rock limestone.

Whereas, in the black desert, you will find some volcanic hills that were made through centuries, and those have an extinct exotic stone called jasper. The entire region of black desert comprises jasper, and the English Mountain area is the highest in that region.

Book now to travel to Cairo, and you will also spend a night at a luxurious hotel.  
Meals included: breakfast, lunch.

On the final day of your trip, after breakfast, you'll be transferred to Cairo International Airport, where Cairo Top Tours will bring your journey to a close.