8 Days Nile Cruise and Hurghada Holiday

Enjoy a free day to discover the city on your own. You can enjoy many activities such as snorkeling, diving, or Safari trip.

After having your delicious breakfast, we will transfer you through a modern air-conditioned vehicle to head to Luxor, the great Egyptian city that is known for its marvelous highlights.

Upon your arrival, you will join your private tour guide to visit the wonderful landmarks in the East Bank of Luxor. You will tour around:

Karnak Temples

The golden complex of Karnak has some of the most magical archaeological treasures ever made between 1971 and 30 BC by great rulers who wished to honor the gods of the Theban triad which is made of Amun, Mut, and khonsu. It is one of the biggest open-air museums on earth filled with the most incredible monuments of the hypostyle hall, the shrines, and pylons located across 264 acres of divine lands.

Then you will be transferred to your 5* Nile Cruise to check in, relax, and have your delicious lunch meal, and in the evening, your tour guide will take you to visit the spectacular:

Luxor Temple

The astral Luxor temple is the immortal house of royal authority that came to be in 1400 BC. The golden southern sanctuary has a huge statue of king Ramesses II at its entrance which was made to honor the rejuvenation of kingship and the crowning of a number of kings. The festival of Opet was a royal celebration that took place across both ended of the avenue of the sphinxes. 

Finally, your private tour guide will transfer you back to your Nile cruise to spend the night after having your dinner meal.

Continue your 8 days Nile cruise and Hurghada holiday. Enjoy a tasty breakfast on board of your 5* Nile cruise, then join your tour guide in an imaginary tour to some of the best attractions in Luxor's west bank including the impressive:

Valley of The Kings

The Valley of the Kings is a golden archaeological wonder found in the underground belly of the Theban necropolis that contains 63 tombs filled with the treasures and history of the greatest rulers of the New Kingdom (1550 - 1070 BC) which are Seti I, Tutankhamun, Ramses II, and more.

After that head to one of the most preserved temples on earth which are:

Hatshepsut Temple

The temple of Queen Hatshepsut is a celestial creation of ancient architecture and art which was made to honor the golden heritage  (1508-1458 BC). Her main vizier and overseer of works Senenmut designed this immortal masterpiece to stand the test of time and honor her glorious legacy as a highly successful ruler.

Then, you will head to the two great statues of pharaoh Amenhotep III which are called:

Colossi of Memnon

Colossi of Memnon are two great stone statues for the Pharaoh Amenhotep III (1391–1353 BC) who gained a reputation as one of the biggest builders in the history of ancient Egypt. These colossal 18 m (60 ft) tall statues were used for the protection of his temple that vanished from history.

Finally, you will be transferred back to your Nile cruise to have your lunch & dinner meal during the sailing to Edfu and overnight.

After having your breakfast on the board of your Nile cruise. After that your guide will escort you to visit the breathtaking:

Edfu Temple

Edfu temple is a heavenly and highly intact wonder of pure magic and glory dedicated to the mythical god Horus the god of divine protection and victory which was made between 237 BC and 57 BC which was made on the location that was made between his fight with his evil uncle Set. The temple was able to shed light on the language, religion, and myth of the ancient Egyptians in the Ptolemaic period.

Then you will start sailing to:

Kom Ombo Temple

The majestic temple of Kom Ombo is a marvelous double wonder showcasing the everlasting innovation of the ancient Egyptians in the field of architecture.  It is found on the bank of the Nile River and was made between 180 BC and 47 BC to be the worship center of Haroeries and Sobek. Across this marvelous creation are many great carvings showcasing the mythological knowledge and medical tools used by the ancient Egyptian at that time period.

Finally, you will start sailing to Aswan and you will arrive late at night so you will spend the night on the board of your Nile cruise after having your dinner.

You will join your tour guide to visit the best attractions in Aswan and to hear the story behind each highlight and among the sights which you are going to visit is the wonderful modern Egyptian achievement:

Aswan High Dam:

Aswan High Dam is one of the dams on the Nile in the southern region of Egypt. It was built in the 60s during the reign of Gamal Abdel Nasser with the help of the Soviets. This dam helped control the flow of water.

After that, you will head to visit one of the great obelisks in the world called:

The Unfinished Obelisk:

 The Unfinished Obelisk was carved from granite in the bedrock during the reign of Queen Hatshepsut (1508-1458 BC) During the sculpture of the obelisk, the sculptors discovered that it had some defects and flaws that caused them to be damaged.

and after that, of course, you won’t miss a visit to

Philae Temple:

Philae temple was dedicated to the mythical goddess Isis, the goddess of motherhood. The temple came to be between 380-362 BC to commemorate the love and sacrifice of the sincere wife for her husband who betrayed him by his brother Set "The Deity of Evil". Across the temple are incredible carvings that narrate some of the most epic tales ever told.

Finally, you will be transferred back to your Nile Cruise for overnight.

After having your breakfast, you will check out your Nile cruise and then we will transfer you to the train station to catch your 1^st class train to Luxor.

Upon your arrival, we will transfer you back to your 5* Hotel in Hurghada to relax and to spend the night.

After finishing your Nile cruise and Hurghada holiday, you will have your tasty breakfast in the morning in your hotel and then we will transfer you to Hurghada Airport to catch your flight back home and our representative will be waiting for you to assist you at the airport throughout all of the formal procedures.