8 Days Egypt Professional Guided Tour Cairo, Luxor & Abu Simbel

This is Egypt; welcome to the homeland of civilization. Upon arrival, you’ll find our representative offering you all kinds of help through passport control.

And then you’ll be transported to your hotel, check-in, you can enjoy the nightlife, you can find some good restaurants, bars, and nightclubs in Cairo

Have a good night.

In the early morning, you’ll be flying from Cairo to Abu Simbel to Aswan to catch the cruise boat.

Upon arrival, you’ll be transported to Lake Nasser Cruise, where you’ll enjoy a unique kind of accommodation for the next few days.

Check-in, and have your lunch on board, then get ready to start your journey.

Visit Temple Of Abu Simbel, carved out of a sandstone cliff, built by King Ramses II to worship the gods Amen-Re and Re-Horakhty. Twice a year, the first rays of the sunrise go through the temple length and illuminate the face of the King in the inner sanctuary. These dates represent the King’s birthday and coronation day.

In the evening, you’ll attend a special show, Sound & Light show. You’ll be able to know more about the temple and its story in an interesting way.

Then you’ll go back to the cruise, where you’ll have a great dinner and spend the night.

In the morning, and while having breakfast, you’ll be sailing toward an area called Kasr Ibrim.

Kasr Ibrim, it’s where you’ll find an old city which once had economic and religious importance, this archeological site is from the 8th century BCE.

Amada Temple, not so far, you’ll find another great spot called Amada, where is laying the oldest temple ever made in the Nubian side, built by Thutmose III of the 18th dynasty and dedicated to Amun and Re-Horakhty.

Then back to the boat where all meals will be served and sail to Wadi El Seboua.

In the morning, visit The Temple of Wadi El Seboua; it means valley of lions. The Avenue leading to The Temple is full of the Sphinx lined next to each other; that’s why it’s referred to lions.

Then visit another temple called Dakka Temple, from the Greco-Roman era, dedicated to Thoth, the god of wisdom.

Then you’ll be sailing to Kalabsha, visit The Temple OfKalabsha, built around 30 BC, dedicated to Mandulis, a lower Nubian god.

Then visit Temple Of Bait El-Wali, it was the first in a series of temples built by Ramses II in the Nubian region, and it was relocated by UNESCO to save it from the water inundation caused by the High Dam.

Back on board, where you’ll be able to have some rest and have all the day's meals.

After breakfast on board, check-out from the Lake Nasser cruise and head to visit Aswan’s best attractions.

Visit The High Dam , built to protect from the Nile floods and became an important source of electricity in Egypt, producing Lake Nasser that you were cruising in for the last few days, and it’s considered one of the largest man-made lakes in the world.

Then visit another spot saved by the UNESCO from the water inundation, Philae Temple , moved to Agilkia Island, and was dedicated to the goddess Isis.

After all of these explorations, you’ll be transported to the hotel, check-in and get some rest, and good night.

After breakfast, check-out from the hotel.

Before leaving the city, you still have some time to experience something new; you can enjoy a Felucca Ride between the Nile islands under the warm sun.

And then you can go to Aswan Market, where you can buy some souvenirs for your friends and family.

Then you’ll be transported to Aswan Railway station to take a sleeping train to Cairo.

Good morning, have your breakfast onboard, and get ready for a full city tour day upon arrival.

This is Cairo, there’s no time to be wasted, from the Railway station you'll be directly transported to The Egyptian Museum , where you’ll have a tour between its 100.000 pieces of antiquities, telling stories of the old life in Egypt and how great Pharaohs.

Then visit The Great Pyramids of Giza, one of the seven wonders of the old world. The oldest and the tallest one height near to 150m (146.5m to be precise) composed of huge stones weighing 20 tons each. Its name is Cheops after the King, who had built it back in 2560 BC, with another two Pyramids smaller in size Chephren and Mycerinus. And a huge statue of a lion with a human face called Sphinx.

While heading to the hotel, you’ll be able to have a walk in the open market Khan El Khalili from the Fatimid era in Egypt.

Lunch will be served during visits.

After this day full of an adrenaline rush, have sweet dreams.

We don’t like goodbyes; we prefer to say see you later.

After your breakfast, check-out from the hotel, and you’ll be transported to Cairo International Airport to take your flight back home.