Welcome to Cairo, the vibrant capital of Egypt and the gateway to an unforgettable journey through the land of the Pharaohs!

Upon arrival at Cairo International Airport, your dedicated tour manager will warmly welcome you and assist you with the arrival procedures. You will then be escorted to your hotel in a private, air-conditioned deluxe vehicle, ensuring a comfortable and hassle-free transfer.

Upon arrival at the hotel, your tour manager will assist you with the check-in process and review your holiday itinerary, confirming the arrangements and pick-up times for your upcoming sightseeing tours.

Enjoy a refreshing welcome drink upon arrival and take the remainder of the day to relax after your journey or enjoy your first impressions of this fascinating city at your own pace.

Whether you arrive in the morning, afternoon, or evening, our team will ensure a smooth and welcoming start to your Egyptian adventure.

Overnight in Cairo.

Enjoy breakfast at your hotel before meeting your private Egyptologist tour guide for an unforgettable journey through the wonders of ancient Egypt. Discover the magnificent monuments of the Old Kingdom, explore the origins of pyramid construction, and uncover the fascinating stories of the pharaohs who shaped one of the world's greatest civilizations.

The Giza Pyramids Complex

Begin your adventure at the legendary Giza Pyramids Complex, one of Egypt's most iconic archaeological sites and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Located on the western outskirts of Cairo, this extraordinary complex dates back more than 4,500 years and showcases the remarkable architectural and engineering achievements of ancient Egyptian civilization.

Explore the three principal pyramids built for the pharaohs Khufu, Khafre, and Menkaure, admire the surrounding ancient tombs, and learn about the religious beliefs and royal burial traditions that inspired these monumental structures.

The Great Pyramid of Khufu

Marvel at the Great Pyramid of Khufu, the largest of the three Giza pyramids and the only surviving wonder of the ancient world. Constructed during the Fourth Dynasty, around 2580–2560 BCE, the pyramid originally stood approximately 146.6 meters (481 feet) tall.

Built from millions of stone blocks, this extraordinary monument demonstrates the advanced planning, mathematical knowledge, and organizational skills of ancient Egyptian builders. Your guide will explain the pyramid's construction, its role as the pharaoh's royal tomb, and the mysteries that continue to fascinate historians and visitors alike.

You may also have the opportunity to enter the pyramid, subject to ticket availability and any applicable additional entrance fees.

The Great Sphinx of Giza

Continue to the magnificent Great Sphinx, one of the most recognizable monuments in the world. Carved from natural limestone bedrock, this monumental statue features the body of a lion and the head of a king, traditionally identified as Pharaoh Khafre.

Measuring approximately 73 meters (240 feet) long and 20 meters (66 feet) high, the Sphinx has guarded the Giza Plateau for thousands of years. Discover the legends surrounding its origins, its symbolic significance in ancient Egyptian culture, and the ongoing efforts to preserve this extraordinary masterpiece.

The Valley Temple of Khafre

Visit the impressive Valley Temple of Khafre, situated near the Great Sphinx. Built from massive limestone blocks and faced with polished granite, this remarkably preserved structure formed an essential part of the pharaoh's funerary complex.

Learn how the temple was associated with purification, mummification rituals, and the preparation of the king's body for burial. Its monumental architecture and precisely fitted stonework provide fascinating insight into the religious practices and engineering expertise of Egypt's Old Kingdom.

Lunch at a Local Restaurant

After exploring the wonders of Giza, enjoy a delicious lunch at a carefully selected local restaurant. Relax and sample authentic Egyptian cuisine before continuing your journey to two of the country's most important ancient archaeological sites.

Saqqara – The Step Pyramid of Djoser

Continue to Saqqara Necropolis, an extensive burial ground that served the ancient capital of Memphis for thousands of years. This remarkable archaeological site is home to the Step Pyramid of King Djoser, one of the most significant milestones in the history of world architecture.

Designed by the pioneering architect Imhotep during the Third Dynasty, around the 27th century BCE, the pyramid is widely regarded as Egypt's earliest monumental stone pyramid. Its distinctive six-tiered structure marked a revolutionary development in royal tomb construction and paved the way for the magnificent smooth-sided pyramids built in later periods.

Explore the surrounding funerary complex, including its ancient courtyards, ceremonial structures, and monumental enclosure walls. As you walk through this historic landscape, discover how royal burial traditions evolved and how the architectural innovations at Saqqara influenced pyramid construction throughout Egypt.

Memphis – The Ancient Capital of Egypt

Conclude your historical adventure with a visit to Memphis, one of ancient Egypt's most important political, religious, and cultural centers. Traditionally associated with the unification of Egypt around 3100 BCE, Memphis served as a major royal capital during the Early Dynastic Period and the Old Kingdom.

Today, the open-air museum preserves remarkable archaeological treasures that reflect the city's former grandeur. Admire the colossal limestone statue of Ramses II, an extraordinary example of royal sculpture, and the impressive Alabaster Sphinx, carved from translucent Egyptian alabaster.

Your guide will introduce you to the history of Memphis, its importance as a center of worship for the god Ptah, and its influential role in the development of ancient Egyptian civilization.

After a fascinating day exploring Egypt's most celebrated ancient landmarks, return to your hotel in Cairo and enjoy the evening at your leisure.

Meals Included: Breakfast and Lunch.

Enjoy a delicious breakfast at your hotel before meeting your private Egyptologist tour guide for a captivating day exploring Cairo's extraordinary ancient treasures, magnificent Islamic architecture, and historic religious landmarks. Discover the fascinating stories of the pharaohs, admire the architectural splendor of medieval Cairo, and explore the city's rich Christian and Jewish heritage.

The Egyptian Museum – Treasures of the Pharaohs

Begin your day with a visit to the renowned Egyptian Museum in Tahrir Square, one of Cairo's most important cultural landmarks. Established in 1902, the museum houses an extensive collection of ancient Egyptian antiquities spanning thousands of years of history.

Explore its remarkable galleries filled with royal statues, ancient coffins, intricately crafted jewelry, papyrus manuscripts, funerary objects, and everyday items that reveal the fascinating lives and beliefs of the ancient Egyptians.

Accompanied by your knowledgeable Egyptologist guide, discover the artistic achievements, religious traditions, and burial customs of the pharaohs while learning about the historical significance of the museum's most celebrated artifacts.

Lunch at a Local Restaurant

After your museum visit, enjoy a delicious lunch at a local restaurant, where you can sample authentic Egyptian cuisine and experience the country's distinctive culinary traditions. Take some time to relax before continuing your exploration of Cairo's historic landmarks.

The Citadel of Saladin – A Medieval Fortress

Continue to the magnificent Citadel of Saladin, one of Cairo's most impressive historic landmarks. Built by the renowned Muslim ruler Salah El-Din (Saladin) beginning in 1176, the fortress was designed to strengthen Cairo's defenses against potential Crusader attacks.

Strategically positioned on the Mokattam Hills, the Citadel offers spectacular panoramic views across Cairo. Within its fortified walls, discover historic mosques, courtyards, and architectural landmarks that reflect centuries of Islamic history and Egyptian heritage.

As you explore the complex, your guide will explain the Citadel's military importance, its role as a seat of government for centuries, and its transformation into one of Egypt's most celebrated historical attractions.

The Mosque of Mohamed Ali – The Alabaster Mosque

Within the Citadel, visit the magnificent Mosque of Mohamed Ali, also known as the Alabaster Mosque. Commissioned by Mohamed Ali Pasha in the 19th century and completed in 1848, this striking monument is one of Cairo's most recognizable architectural landmarks.

Admire its impressive Ottoman-inspired design, featuring a grand central dome, elegant semi-domes, slender minarets, and walls decorated with alabaster. Step inside to appreciate the spacious prayer hall, ornate chandeliers, and intricate decorative details that create an atmosphere of grandeur and tranquility.

From the mosque's elevated position, enjoy breathtaking views of Cairo's skyline, with the city's historic mosques, rooftops, and bustling neighborhoods stretching into the distance.

Coptic Cairo – The Hanging Church

Continue to Coptic Cairo, one of the city's oldest districts and a significant center of Egypt's Christian heritage. This historic neighborhood preserves remarkable religious monuments that reflect the development of Christianity in Egypt over many centuries.

Visit the celebrated Hanging Church, officially known as Saint Virgin Mary's Coptic Orthodox Church. Dating back to the early centuries of Christianity, with its present structure largely developed during later periods, the church takes its name from its position above the southern gatehouse of the ancient Roman Babylon Fortress.

Explore its beautiful wooden ceiling, historic icons, intricately decorated screens, and distinctive architectural features. Your guide will introduce you to the church's spiritual importance and its enduring role within Egypt's Coptic Christian community.

Ben Ezra Synagogue – A Historic Jewish Landmark

Conclude your cultural exploration with a visit to the historic Ben Ezra Synagogue, one of the most significant Jewish heritage sites in Cairo.

According to local tradition, the site is associated with the biblical story of the infant Moses. The synagogue is particularly renowned for the discovery of the Cairo Geniza, an extraordinary collection of medieval Jewish manuscripts and documents that provide valuable insights into the religious, social, and commercial life of Jewish communities across the Middle East and the Mediterranean.

Discover the synagogue's historical significance and appreciate its place within the diverse cultural and religious heritage of Old Cairo.

After a rewarding day discovering Cairo's ancient artifacts, magnificent Islamic monuments, and historic religious sites, return to your hotel to relax and enjoy the evening at your leisure.

Meals Included: Breakfast and Lunch.

Enjoy an early breakfast at your hotel in Cairo before checking out and transferring to Cairo International Airport for your flight to Aswan, the beautiful southern gateway to ancient Nubia. Upon arrival, you will be warmly welcomed by our local representative and transferred in a private, air-conditioned vehicle to begin exploring Aswan's remarkable historical landmarks.

Today, discover impressive engineering achievements, fascinating ancient monuments, and one of Egypt's most enchanting island temples before embarking on your luxurious 5-star Nile cruise.

Aswan High Dam – A Modern Engineering Marvel

Begin your sightseeing tour with a visit to the Aswan High Dam, one of Egypt's most significant modern engineering projects. Completed in 1970 and officially inaugurated in 1971, the dam was constructed across the Nile River to regulate the annual floods, support agricultural irrigation, and generate hydroelectric power.

Enjoy views of this enormous structure and learn how its construction transformed Egypt's water management and agricultural development. The dam also created Lake Nasser, one of the world's largest artificial lakes, extending southward into Egypt and northern Sudan.

Your guide will explain the dam's importance to modern Egypt and its role in supporting the country's economy and development.

The Unfinished Obelisk – Secrets of Ancient Stoneworking

Continue to the fascinating Unfinished Obelisk, located in Aswan's ancient granite quarries. This remarkable archaeological monument provides a rare glimpse into the stone-cutting techniques used by ancient Egyptian craftsmen.

Believed to have been commissioned during the reign of Queen Hatshepsut in the 18th Dynasty, the obelisk would have been one of the largest ever erected, measuring approximately 42 meters (137 feet) in length if completed.

Discover the enormous granite block still attached to the bedrock and observe the visible marks left by ancient workers. The cracks that appeared during its construction led to its abandonment, preserving valuable evidence of the tools, methods, and extraordinary labor required to produce these monumental structures.

Philae Temple – The Sacred Sanctuary of Goddess Isis

Next, visit the magnificent Philae Temple Complex, one of the most beautiful temple sites in Egypt. Dedicated primarily to Isis, the ancient Egyptian goddess associated with motherhood, magic, and protection, the complex was developed and expanded during the Ptolemaic and Roman periods.

Located on Agilkia Island after its relocation, the temple is reached by a scenic boat ride across the waters near the Aswan Low Dam.

Explore the impressive pylons, elegant colonnades, richly decorated sanctuaries, and intricately carved reliefs depicting scenes from ancient Egyptian mythology, including the legendary story of Isis and Osiris.

Learn about the temple's remarkable rescue operation, carried out with UNESCO's assistance in the 1960s and 1970s to protect it from rising waters following the construction of the Aswan High Dam. The complex also preserves evidence of its later use as a place of Christian worship, reflecting the changing religious history of Egypt.

Take time to admire the peaceful island setting and capture memorable photographs of this extraordinary monument surrounded by the Nile's shimmering waters.

Embark on Your 5-Star Nile Cruise

After completing your sightseeing tour, proceed to your luxurious 5-star Nile cruise ship for embarkation and check-in.

Settle into your cabin and begin enjoying the comfort and elegance of your floating hotel. Your cruise offers a wonderful opportunity to experience the timeless beauty of the Nile while traveling between some of Egypt's most celebrated ancient sites.

Enjoy a delicious lunch and dinner on board, with time to relax on the sun deck, admire the river scenery, and watch traditional riverside villages and landscapes unfold along the banks of the Nile.

As evening falls over Aswan, unwind aboard your cruise and prepare for another exciting day exploring the wonders of ancient Egypt.

Overnight: On board your 5-star Nile cruise in Aswan.

Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner.

Wake up to the tranquil beauty of the Nile and enjoy a delicious breakfast on board your luxurious 5-star Nile cruise. Today, continue your unforgettable journey through Upper Egypt as you visit two of the country's most remarkable ancient temples, discover fascinating Egyptian mythology, and enjoy the peaceful scenery along the legendary river.

Kom Ombo Temple – The Temple of Two Gods

Enjoy a relaxing morning sailing along the Nile toward Kom Ombo, a charming riverside town famous for its extraordinary double temple. Upon arrival, visit the magnificent Temple of Kom Ombo, uniquely dedicated to two deities: Sobek, the crocodile-headed god associated with the Nile, fertility, and protection, and Horus the Elder, a falcon-associated deity traditionally known as Haroeris.

Built and expanded during the Ptolemaic period, primarily between the second and first centuries BCE, the temple is remarkable for its symmetrical design. Its two parallel sections feature separate sanctuaries, halls, and ceremonial spaces dedicated to the respective gods.

As you explore the temple with your guide, admire the beautifully carved columns, detailed wall reliefs, and inscriptions depicting religious ceremonies, offerings, and scenes from ancient Egyptian mythology.

Look out for the fascinating reliefs illustrating ancient medical instruments, which provide insight into Egyptian medical practices and healing traditions.

Your visit may also include the Crocodile Museum, where you can see mummified crocodiles and learn about the sacred role of crocodiles in the worship of Sobek. These remarkable remains reveal the religious importance of the animal in ancient Egyptian society.

After exploring Kom Ombo, return to your cruise ship and continue sailing along the Nile.

Lunch on Board – Relax and Enjoy the Nile Scenery

Return to the ship for a freshly prepared lunch as your cruise continues toward Edfu. Spend some time relaxing on board, enjoying the river views, and watching the beautiful landscapes of Upper Egypt pass by, including palm groves, fertile agricultural fields, traditional villages, and desert hills.

Edfu Temple – The Magnificent Sanctuary of Horus

Upon arrival in Edfu, travel to the extraordinary Temple of Horus, one of the best-preserved ancient Egyptian temples in the country.

Dedicated to Horus, the falcon-headed god associated with kingship and divine protection, the temple was constructed during the Ptolemaic period between 237 and 57 BCE. Its exceptional state of preservation offers a remarkable opportunity to experience the grandeur of ancient Egyptian temple architecture.

Explore the monumental entrance pylons, decorated with impressive reliefs depicting the pharaohs before the gods. Continue into the spacious courtyards, elegant columned halls, and sacred inner chambers, where intricate inscriptions reveal details of religious rituals and ceremonies.

Your guide will share the fascinating mythological story of the conflict between Horus and Seth, one of the most important legends in ancient Egyptian religion. Discover how the temple served as a major center of worship and how its inscriptions preserve valuable information about ancient Egyptian beliefs, festivals, and priestly traditions.

Admire the magnificent falcon statues associated with Horus and appreciate the architectural details that make Edfu one of the most impressive surviving examples of Ptolemaic temple design.

Afternoon Sailing to Esna – Tea Time on Board

After your visit to Edfu, return to your cruise ship and continue sailing toward Esna.

Spend the afternoon enjoying the peaceful rhythm of the Nile while relaxing on the sun deck or in the ship's comfortable lounge. Take in the ever-changing scenery of riverbanks, lush farmland, traditional settlements, and distant desert landscapes.

Enjoy afternoon tea on board, a delightful opportunity to unwind and savor the atmosphere as your cruise continues its journey through the heart of ancient Egypt.

Dinner on Board & Overnight on the Nile

As evening approaches, enjoy a delicious dinner on board your 5-star Nile cruise. Relax after a day filled with history, mythology, and cultural discovery, and prepare for the next stage of your Egyptian adventure.

Overnight: On board your 5-star Nile cruise.

Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner.

Enjoy breakfast on board your luxurious 5-star Nile cruise as you sail toward Luxor, one of the world's most extraordinary open-air museums. Known as ancient Thebes, Luxor was once the magnificent capital of Egypt during the New Kingdom and remains home to some of the most impressive monuments of ancient Egyptian civilization.

Savor the beautiful river scenery as your cruise approaches Luxor, where monumental temples, towering columns, and fascinating archaeological treasures await. Enjoy lunch on board before meeting your professional Egyptologist tour guide for an unforgettable exploration of the East Bank of the Nile.

Karnak Temple Complex – The Sacred City of the Pharaohs

Begin your sightseeing adventure with a visit to the magnificent Karnak Temple Complex, one of the largest religious complexes ever constructed. Developed over more than 2,000 years by successive pharaohs, Karnak served as a major center of worship dedicated primarily to Amun-Ra, the powerful king of the gods, alongside other important deities of the Theban triad, including Mut and Khonsu.

As you enter this extraordinary complex, admire its monumental gateways, towering obelisks, colossal statues, and intricately carved hieroglyphic inscriptions that reveal the religious beliefs and royal achievements of ancient Egypt.

Highlights of your visit include:

• The Great Hypostyle Hall: Marvel at this architectural masterpiece, featuring 134 enormous sandstone columns arranged in 16 rows. The tallest columns rise approximately 21 meters, creating an awe-inspiring forest of stone decorated with elaborate reliefs and hieroglyphics.
• The Sacred Lake: Discover the large rectangular lake used by priests for ritual purification and religious ceremonies. Surrounded by ancient stonework, it offers a glimpse into the spiritual traditions of the temple complex.
• The Obelisks and Monumental Pylons: Admire the towering stone monuments and massive gateways erected by powerful pharaohs to honor the gods and celebrate their reigns.
• The Great Temple of Amun-Ra: Explore the heart of Karnak, where generations of rulers expanded the sanctuary with magnificent halls, chapels, statues, and ceremonial spaces.

Throughout your visit, your Egyptologist guide will bring the stories of the pharaohs to life, explaining the symbolism, religious rituals, and architectural innovations that made Karnak one of ancient Egypt's most important sacred centers.

Luxor Temple – A Monument to Royal Grandeur

Continue to Luxor Temple, another magnificent landmark on the East Bank of the Nile. Unlike Karnak, which developed as an extensive religious complex, Luxor Temple played a particularly important role in royal ceremonies and the celebration of divine kingship.

Construction began on a grand scale during the reign of Pharaoh Amenhotep III in the 14th century BCE, with significant additions made by Ramses II and later rulers. The temple was closely associated with the annual Opet Festival, during which sacred statues of the Theban gods were ceremonially transported from Karnak to Luxor Temple.

As you explore the site, admire its impressive entrance, colossal statues of Ramses II, elegant courtyards, and majestic columns decorated with detailed carvings. Discover the magnificent Colonnade of Amenhotep III, where towering papyrus-shaped columns create an unforgettable architectural setting.

Your guide will also explain the temple's fascinating later history, including evidence of its use during the Roman period and the presence of a mosque incorporated into the ancient complex.

Take time to appreciate the remarkable atmosphere of this historic sanctuary, where ancient Egyptian monuments reflect thousands of years of religious, cultural, and architectural heritage.

Return to Your Nile Cruise – Afternoon Tea & Dinner

After exploring Luxor's magnificent East Bank temples, return to your luxurious Nile cruise ship to relax and enjoy the remainder of the day.

Unwind on board with afternoon tea while admiring the tranquil surroundings of the Nile. Later, savor a delicious dinner prepared by the ship's culinary team and enjoy a relaxing evening after a memorable day immersed in the wonders of ancient Thebes.

Overnight: On board your 5-star Nile cruise in Luxor.

Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner.

Enjoy your final breakfast on board your luxurious 5-star Nile cruise before checking out and disembarking. Today, embark on a fascinating journey across the West Bank of the Nile in Luxor, exploring the magnificent royal tombs, monumental temples, and ancient landmarks that reveal the extraordinary legacy of Egypt's New Kingdom pharaohs.

Accompanied by your professional Egyptologist tour guide, discover the secrets of the afterlife, admire remarkable ancient architecture, and learn about the powerful rulers who shaped one of the greatest civilizations in history.

Valley of the Kings – The Royal Burial Ground of the Pharaohs

Begin your West Bank exploration with a visit to the legendary Valley of the Kings, one of Egypt's most important archaeological sites and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Nestled among the dramatic desert hills on the western side of Luxor, this secluded valley served as the principal burial ground for many pharaohs of the New Kingdom, approximately 1550–1070 BCE.

The valley contains more than 60 discovered tombs and burial chambers, many decorated with colorful wall paintings, sacred inscriptions, and scenes from ancient Egyptian funerary texts. These extraordinary artworks were intended to guide and protect the deceased rulers on their journey into the afterlife.

Explore the selected royal tombs included in your entrance ticket and admire the intricate decorations depicting Egyptian gods, celestial journeys, and beliefs about eternal life.

The valley is particularly famous for the discovery of Tutankhamun's tomb in 1922 by Howard Carter. Although relatively small compared with some other royal tombs, its discovery revealed an extraordinary collection of funerary treasures that transformed our understanding of ancient Egyptian royal burials.

Your guide will explain the fascinating burial traditions, elaborate preparations for the afterlife, and the archaeological discoveries that have made the Valley of the Kings world-famous.

Note: Entry to Tutankhamun's tomb and certain other special tombs may require an additional ticket.

Temple of Queen Hatshepsut – The Architectural Masterpiece of Deir el-Bahari

Continue to the magnificent Mortuary Temple of Queen Hatshepsut, located at Deir el-Bahari beneath the towering limestone cliffs of Luxor's West Bank.

Built during the 15th century BCE, this extraordinary temple was commissioned by Queen Hatshepsut, one of ancient Egypt's most remarkable female rulers. Its distinctive design features three expansive terraces connected by long ramps, elegant colonnades, and monumental architectural elements that blend harmoniously with the surrounding landscape.

As you explore the complex, discover beautifully carved reliefs illustrating important events from Hatshepsut's reign, including her famous trading expedition to the Land of Punt and scenes associated with her divine birth.

Learn about Hatshepsut's rise to power, her achievements as pharaoh, and her lasting contributions to Egypt's prosperity and monumental architecture.

The temple's dramatic setting against the natural cliffs creates one of the most spectacular sights in Luxor and offers excellent opportunities for memorable photographs.

Colossi of Memnon – The Guardians of Ancient Thebes

Next, stop at the impressive Colossi of Memnon, two enormous stone statues representing Pharaoh Amenhotep III, who ruled Egypt during the 18th Dynasty.

Standing approximately 18 meters (60 feet) tall, these monumental figures once guarded the entrance to Amenhotep III's vast mortuary temple, which was among the largest temple complexes of ancient Egypt before much of it was lost to time and flooding.

Admire the weathered statues and learn about their remarkable history, including the ancient legends surrounding the northern statue, which was famously associated with mysterious sounds heard at dawn during the Roman period.

This fascinating stop offers a glimpse into the scale and grandeur of the monuments that once lined the West Bank of ancient Thebes.

Leisure Time in Luxor – Shopping & Local Experiences

Following your guided sightseeing tour, enjoy some free time in Luxor, depending on your flight schedule. Browse local shops and traditional bazaars for Egyptian souvenirs, handcrafted alabaster figures, papyrus artwork, colorful textiles, spices, and other distinctive keepsakes.

You may also enjoy a refreshing drink at a local café or take a final stroll through the city before departing for the airport.

Flight to Cairo – Transfer to Your Hotel

At the scheduled time, you will be transferred to Luxor International Airport for your return flight to Cairo.

Upon arrival at Cairo International Airport, our local representative will welcome you and assist you before escorting you to your hotel in a private, air-conditioned vehicle.

Check in and enjoy a relaxing evening after an unforgettable journey through the ancient wonders of Upper Egypt.

Overnight: Cairo.

Meals Included: Breakfast.

Enjoy your final breakfast at the hotel in Cairo, savoring the last moments of your unforgettable New Year celebration in the land of the Pharaohs.

After breakfast, check out of your hotel and meet your private driver for a comfortable transfer to Cairo International Airport. Your representative will assist you as needed to ensure a smooth and convenient departure for your flight home.

As your extraordinary Egyptian adventure comes to an end, take with you cherished memories of the magnificent Pyramids of Giza, the treasures of the ancient pharaohs, the remarkable temples of Luxor, and the timeless beauty of the Nile River. From exploring legendary archaeological sites to relaxing aboard your luxurious 5-star Nile cruise, every moment has been part of a truly memorable journey.

Voyage on the Spot Tours thanks you for choosing us to celebrate the New Year in Egypt. We hope to welcome you again for another exceptional travel experience filled with discovery, culture, and unforgettable adventures.

Meals Included: Breakfast.

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