When you arrive at Cairo International Airport, one of our representatives will be ready and waiting to escort you to your hotel. Our Egyptoria ambassador will be with you every step of the way, from navigating you through the airport to driving you in an airconditioned van to your 5-star accommodations.

Check out the amazing hotel options below. While we will take your preference into account when booking the hotel, it is subject to availability.

Marriott Mena House

With stunning view of the pyramids from rooms, the pool, or lavish gardens, this hotel property is unparalleled. You can dine in four different restaurants and there is a long list of amenities, like free internet, a full -service spa and a fitness center to help make you will feel right at home at this beautiful hotel.

Eat breakfast with a view of the pyramids, swim in the pool or relax on a lounge chair while surrounded by palm trees, or use the business center before going on the adventure of a lifetime.

Fairmont Nile City

Want to experience the hustle and bustle of Cairo while still being able to relax and enjoy your Egypt vacation? The Fairmont Nile City is a top of the line, 5-star hotel right on the banks of the Nile River. This modern yet classic hotel will blow you away with both its beauty and its panoramic views of the Nile River. You can even get a peek at the pyramids in the distance. Engulf yourself in the culture of the city while enjoying a relaxing stay with ample amenities including free WiFi, a fitness center, and a pool.

Kempinski Nile Hotel

This luxurious hotel is located in the heart of the Garden City district, an upscale area with lavish shopping and a beautiful mix of historic and modern culture. With views of the Nile River, this hotel is set upon a scenic landscape. The hotel offers complimentary WiFi, a beautiful pool, and a full service spa with free access to the steam room, jacuzzi, and sauna. Rated the #1 business hotel in Cairo (and top 5 in almost every category), you will not be disappointed with your stay at Kempinski Nile Hotel in Cairo.

From the hotel you will first travel to the monumental Pyramids of Giza, one of the original seven Wonders of the World. The enormity and beauty of the pyramids will wow you. Take pictures, explore the pyramid complex, and learn about their history. Your personal Egyptoria Egyptologist will be there to make sure any questions you have are answered. The only worry you may have, is making sure there is enough storage on your device for all your photos.

Want to spend more time appreciating the pyramids? Don’t worry, we aren’t done with the Pyramids at Giza yet. Your time at the pyramids continues at one of our favorite restaurants nearby. Enjoy a traditional meal and make sure to drink plenty of water.

From the Pyramids of Giza, you will travel to the Step Pyramids of Sakkara another historic and unique set of pyramids that only Egypt can offer. Your trip back in time continues as you learn about the building of the step pyramids and their historic significance. What you imagine while you’re there is completely up to you.

The rest of the afternoon and evening are yours to explore the area. Visit the garden district, or enjoy a night out at one of the fabulous restaurants at neighboring hotels. Your Egyptoria is your personal concierge to ensure you have a night to remember.

Want to relax by the pool or have dinner in after a full day of living through history? Enjoy your evening. Make sure to get plenty of rest and hydration because Day Three will be just as exciting as today!

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For our third day in Cairo, we will be visiting some local ancient attractions. The first stop on our agenda is the Egyptian Museum. It has about 120,000 ancient artifacts you can see and learn about, a must see for any adventurer.

For our next stop we will travel from ancient to medieval times when we visit the Citadel of Saladin (also known as the Cairo Citadel). It is a medieval fortification of the Islamic era built by Salah ad-Din (Saladin) and developed by the rulers later Egyptians. It was the seat of government in Egypt and the residence of its rulers for almost 700 years and is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Located at the highest part of the Citadel, the Mosque of Muhammad Ali was the largest mosque built in the first half of the 19 th century and is visible from almost everywhere.

Ready to go shopping? We are making a stop by the Khan el-Khalili Market. This used to be the heart of trade with foreign merchants and shopkeepers. Bring your wallet and your haggling skills, you’re certain to find one-of-a-kind items in every shop.

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Your Egyptoria guide has set aside a full day tour of Alexandria for you. Named for Alexander the Great when he liberated Egypt from Persian rule. Situated at the mouth of the Mediterranean it was sheltered from the ebbs and flows of the Nile River.

Its architect, Dinocrates, followed used a layout that established the use of blocks, water pipes, gardens, and one of our most lasting inventions, the Museum. King Ptolemy I Soter that contained all the knowledge of the time. The most ‘modern’ of the ancient cities, you are sure to witness some amazing architectural feats, amazing ruins, and the integration of Greco-Roman influence into Egyptian culture. There is so much to see and so little time, so come ready to explore and learn.

We will make a stop at Pompey’s Pillar, a beautiful 25-meter-high pillar (about 82-feet) that pillar was built to honor Emperor Diocletian in AD 297. Touted as the ‘newest’ of the ancient places to visit, this is a great place to explore.

Next is the Catacombs, a place where you can truly see Greco-Roman influence. You will walk down a spiral staircase to view these tombs, where over 300 mummies were buried.

Now you will move into modern times, visiting The New Library of Alexandria. This modern library located near the Mediterranean Sea is a fusion between appreciating modern art and culture and commemorating the original Library of Alexandria which was destroyed.

The last stop is the Roman Theater, an ancient theater that demonstrates the strong Greek influence in this part of Egypt and makes obvious why Alexandria was the center of Greek culture during Hellenistic time. The marble theater’s architecture is quite a feat with 23 semi-circle tiers and perfect acoustics.

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You will hop on a quick 90-minute flight to Aswan where an Egyptologist will meet you and take you on your tour of the city.

The first stop is Philae Temple, an ancient complex central to the ancient religious world and a favorite topic and location for ancient writers. For the second stop, you will visit the Aswan High Dam, a massive dam across the Nile River that was pivotal in the industrialization of Egypt.

After that you will check into your hotel from the list below based on availability.

Movenpick Resort

This BEAUTIFUL resort is plopped right on its own island! There are amazing views from every angle and they will not disappoint. The hotel boasts a pool, beautiful scenery, free WIFI, and high-quality rooms and services.

Sofitel Old Cataract Aswan

With its legendary list of royal guests and dignitaries, where people like King Fuad played and Agatha Christie sipped cocktails, you will enjoy every moment you spend in the 5-star Sofitel Legend Old Cataract Aswan. In the Nubian desert, on the banks of the Nile and facing Elephantine Island, the majestic hotel sits on a pink granite cliff overlooking the longest river in the world.

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Make sure you get lots of rest before having breakfast, because this is a full day exploring the Nile River! You will explore the area via a felucca boat. A felucca is a traditional Egyptian sailboat that is possibly Greek in origin and dates back to Hellenistic times. Once the primary mode of transportation on the Nile River it is still used today. You cannot get a more peaceful and authentic Egyptian experience than taking a tour on a felucca!

The rest of the day is yours to explore Aswan. Talk to your Egyptoria guide to get some ideas about what to do while you’re in Aswan.

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Today’s tour is one that sets Egyptopia apart from other tours. Most tours only have a few locations where they can pull back a priceless curtain that makes the layers of a visit. Very few have the opportunity to see behind the amazing temple Kom Ombo.

The Kom Ombo temple is one of the most important Egyptian temples due to its architectural and religious distinction. It was rare to have a temple dedicate to two deities together, Sobek and Horus.

To give you an idea of what you’ll see the Temple of Kom Ombo is located on a hilltop overlooking the eastern bank of the Nile. The date of the foundation of the temple goes back to the era of Ptolemy VI, but the building work and engravings continued until the era of King Ptolemy XIII.

You will be staying in Luxor for the night and choose one of the following hotels (subject to availability).

Hilton Luxor Resort

With amazing unobstructed views of the Nile River and sitting right off the east bank of the river, this hotel is in an ideal location. It has also been recently renovated and is a Travelers’ Choice 2018 Award winner.

Sofitel Winter Palace

This hotel is as beautiful and elegant as the name suggests. Built in 1886 and hosting a wide variety of Royalties and celebrities, this hotel is truly fit for a king. Though it is well over 100 years old, the Sofitel Winter Palace boasts a classic and historic feel with all of the comforts of the modern world

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Valley of the Kings is home to the tombs of 63 pharaohs and nobles. While not all of the tombs are open to the public, visiting the valley is a must on anyone’s list who is visiting the area. Located on the West Bank of the Nile River, you will tour the area where for over 500 years pharaohs and nobles were laid to rest.

The Hatshepsut Temple is another great stop on this long day of sightseeing. Though the cliffs at Deir el Bahari seem to dwarf this stunning temple, its size will amaze you. Located near the Valley of the Kings, this temple was used as a mortuary temple with which to honor Pharaoh Hatshepsut after whom it was built.

The Colossi of Memnon are a set of massive statues set on a stunning backdrop of Egyptian terrain. These columnal statues were built in resemblance of Pharaoh Amenhotep III. While time has taken its toll on the Colossi of Memnon, they remain an iconic tourist location and give a peek into the ancient world.

Habu Temple, the temple of Ramses III is massive. About 150 meters long with tall walls and beautiful inscriptions and art, this temple is well preserved and was strongly built. This is a great stop on the tour and one that is sure to impress!

Finally, our last stop will be visiting the elaborate Luxor Temple at night to be able to appreciate its full effect. Luxor Temple is unique as it was not built to worship a specific deity but is representative of all kings.

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You will spend the day driving to Hurghada with one stop at the Karnak Temple. The Karnak Temple is the second most visited historic place in Egypt after the pyramids. Called the most revered place in Ancient Egypt is located on the eastern bank of the Nile River, opposite Luxor. In ancient Egypt, the construction of the temples always began at the sanctuary, which means that Karnak began in the center and finished building at the entrances to the enclosure.

At the end of the day, you will check into your home in Hurghada for several nights at one the following hotels (subject to availability).

Mercure Hurghada Hotel

This beach resort, located right on the Red Sea is an amazing destination. A great stay whether you are there for one night or a week! A Travelers’ Choice Award 2018 winner, this hotel is an all-around awesome hotel, from amenities to customer service to delicious restaurants.

Marriott Hurghada Hotel

The Hurghada Marriott Beach Resort offers the opportunity to experience a new side of the crystal-clear Red Sea. The unique location in the heart of Hurghada allows you to explore Hurghada town or experience its nightlife. Attentive service ensures a satisfactory stay whether it is for leisure or business. You will experience 5-star luxury service from the moment you step into our Resort, and feel welcomed by our multilingual staff.

Check in to one of the sea-view rooms or suites facing the sparkling beach. Enjoy a dip in the pool. Have a massage on our private bamboo island. Discover the Red Sea secrets with the help of the onsite Diving Center experts. All this and so much more lies just outside your door at our Hurghada Marriott Beach Resort.

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Enjoy the day at the resort or explore around town, the choice is yours. You can check out other ancient history or delve back into the modern world.

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You will spend the morning on a short flight back to Cairo and then the rest of the day is yours to explore! This is your last day in Egypt. Talk to your Egyptoria guide to get some ideas on how to make the most of it.

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After eleven incredible days exploring Cairo, Aswan, Luxor, Hurghada, and so much more, it is time to head for home. You will depart for the airport in an air-conditioned van when we say our last good-bye.

Entry Visa

Accommodation in 5 Star Rated Hotels

Domestic Flights

Meet and Greet with a Private Transfer

Sightseeing Entrance Fees

Internet Access

English Speaking Egyptology

Meals as Itinerary

Guaranteed Departure with 1 Guest

International flight

Travel insurance

Tipping and any extra