5 Days Cairo, Alexandria, and Luxor wheelchair-accessible

You'll be traveling from Cairo to Alexandria today. Alexandria is renowned for its rich history that dates back to Alexander the Great and its stunning beaches. The tour begins at nine in the morning with a drive to Alexandria, where your local guide will pick you up to begin your city tour. Fort Qaitbey, which Sultan Qaitbey erected in 1480 on an island in the Mediterranean Sea, will be your first stop. At a height of about 10 meters above sea level, the fort provides one of the best vistas of Alexandria, looking down on both the city and its well-known seafront promenade.

Following that, you'll visit some other Alexandrian attractions, including Pompey's Pillar, the world's oldest museum, and Pompey's Pillar, a massive ancient Roman column perched atop a hill. You will go to the 280 BC Kom El-Shuqafa Catacombs, an underground graveyard. As part of our trip, we'll also stop by the Coptic Museum to view its collection of Coptic artwork and artifacts, which includes some of the oldest surviving works of Christian literature. After that, we'll take a stroll along the Corniche to admire some of the stunning buildings and monuments in the area. Before heading back to Cairo, it's time for lunch at one of the many seafood eateries in Alexandria.

Included Meals: Breakfast, Lunch

You will be picked up by your guide to start your day after arriving in Luxor by plane and eating breakfast at your hotel. This tour lasts the entire day and takes place on the East Bank of the Nile, also called the City of the Dead. One of Egypt's biggest and most impressive temples, Karnak, will be visited by you. It is an intriguing location to explore and has been in use for more than three thousand years. Four major temples honoring Amun, Mut, Montu, and Ptah make up the complex. You will travel to the Luxor Temple, another magnificent ancient site, after seeing the Karnak Temple. The vast temple complex is confusing, with labyrinthine hallways and rooms, making it simple to get lost. However, part of what makes it so unique is that.

Included Meals: Breakfast, Lunch

You'll be picked up for an excursion to the West Bank after breakfast, where you'll see a number of tombs, including those of King Tuthmosis II, Ramses III, and Seti I. Additionally, you'll have time to visit Nefertari and Queen Kiya's tombs. The Valley of the Kings will be our first stop on the tour. The tombs of a few pharaohs and other nobles can be found in this royal necropolis. Then, you'll go to one of Egypt's most well-known temples, the Hatshepsut Temple, which honors Amun-Re, Mut, Khonsu, and Hathor. Around 1460 BC, Queen Hatshepsut of the 18th dynasty erected it as a tribute to Amun-Re, Mut, and Khonsu. After that, we'll take you to Deir el-Bahri to see the numerous temples there, including the biggest ones for Hatshepsut, Tuthmosis III, and Ramesses II.

Afterward, we will visit Medinet Habu Temple built by Ramses III as well as other smaller temples in the area.

Included Meals: Breakfast, Lunch

We hope you enjoyed your 5-Day Egypt Accessible Tour, which was created specifically to facilitate your tours in Egypt. After completing your daily breakfast at the hotel, you will meet our tour guide and be driven in an air-conditioned vehicle to the airport where you will catch your flight back home.

Included Meals: Breakfast