9 Days Cairo, Nile Cruise & Hurghada Honeymoon Holiday

Enjoy your romantic breakfast, then our qualified tour guide will pick you up from your hotel to explore one of the Seven Wonders of the World and witness the greatness of Ancient Pharaohs by visiting:

Giza Pyramids Complex

The Giza complex is a testament to the ingenuity and skill of the ancient Egyptians. The construction of the complex involved the use of advanced engineering techniques, such as precision stone cutting, transportation, and placement. The complex served as a center of religious and political power for the pharaohs, and the temples within the complex were used for various ceremonies and rituals.

The Great Pyramid Of Giza

The Great Pyramid of Giza is a marvel of ancient engineering and architecture, as it was built in 2570 BC as a tomb for King Khufu, the Great Pyramid is still standing today as one of the seven wonders of the ancient world. The construction of the Pyramid of Khufu required a massive workforce, with 400.000 workers for over 20 years to be built.

The Great Sphinx

The Great Sphinx is an unbelievable statue of a lion’s body and the head of a human. Sphinx was built in  (2558–2532 BC)  by King Khafre to guard the Great Pyramid of Giza. Some researchers believe that the Sphinx was built during the pre-dynastic period, which would mean it was constructed over 7,000 years ago. The recent findings of the Great Sphinx continue to fascinate archaeologists and historians, and there is still much to learn about the Great Sphinx and its place in ancient Egyptian history.

The Valley Temple

The Valley Temple was constructed using large limestone blocks, and it features impressive architectural details. The temple played a crucial role in the funeral procession and mummification of the body of King Khafre and was, therefore, an essential part of his journey to the afterlife. This great temple is considered one of the best examples of ancient Egyptian temple architecture and continues to attract honeymooners from all over the world.

Lunch Meal

Enjoy your lunch at an Egyptian restaurant. Then, continue your trip to:

Saqqara Step Pyramid

You will discover the Saqqara Step Pyramid, which belongs to King Djoser, "The 2nd Ruler of the 3rd Dynasty". It was the unique tomb in the era of the Pharaohs since, unlike the other tombs "In the flat form", he built his tomb in the shape of a triangle. 

Overnight

After finishing your day tour, you will be transferred to Cairo International Airport to catch your flight to Hurghada to check in and overnight at our hotel.

Enjoy your breakfast at the hotel, then have a wonderful experience on one of the most beautiful beaches in the world. Snorkeling in Hurghada is a truly breathtaking experience that will leave you feeling like you have entered another world.

After enjoying your day, you will be transferred to your hotel.

Enjoy your breakfast, and then you will be transferred to enjoy:

Desert Safari

This exhilarating tour takes you and your partner on a trek to explore the charm of the Eastern desert across the gorgeous dunes that surround Hurghada. This one-of-a-kind trip allows you to personalize with the natural beauty of the desert while learning about the Bedouin culture and traditions.

Then you will be driven to your your cruise in Luxor to check in & spend the night.

Lunch & dinner will be onboard the cruise.

Have your breakfast with your soulmate, then join our guide to visit some of the most important monuments of the world, such as:

The Temple of Karnak

Karnak Temple is a beautiful and fascinating destination to visit during your honeymoon, as the temple is the largest in the world and not in Egypt only. The temple was constructed over a period of more than 2000 years for the cult of the God "Amun", and it was the most important religious site in ancient Egypt during the New Kingdom period.

The Valley of the Kings

The Valley of the Kings was used as the burial ground for pharaohs and powerful nobles during the New Kingdom of Egypt period (1550–1070 BC). This site is home to over 60 tombs of many powerful pharaohs of ancient Egypt, and now honeymooners may tour the beautifully preserved tombs and learn about the intriguing history of the pharaohs who were buried there.

Hatshepsut Temple

The Hatshepsut Temple is one of the most impressive temples in the country. This famous attraction was built during the 18th dynasty by the famous Queen Hatshepsut, she was buried in a tomb in the adjacent Valley of the Kings rather than in her funerary temple (KV60). Visitors visit the temple's numerous chambers and courtyards and learn about ancient Egypt's intriguing history.

Colossi of Memnon

The Colossi of Memnon was built about 3,400 years ago during the reign of King Amenhotep III. Honeymooners come to Luxor to learn about the history and significance of the Colossi of Memnon, as well as Take pictures and marvel at their size and craftsmanship making it a unique and memorable experience.

Then you will be transferred to our Nile Cruise to check in and relax overnight on board.

Breakfas, Lunch & dinner will be onboard the cruise.

Enjoy your breakfast on board with an amazing view of the Nile River, then join your tour guide to visit:

Edfu Temple

The Temple of Edfu is well-preserved in Egypt and is dedicated to the God Horus in 237 BC by Ptolemy III. Edu Temple is the second-largest temple in Egypt, after the Karnak Temple, and covers an area of approximately 24,000 square meters. The temple is located in a beautiful area along the Nile River, surrounded by stunning natural scenery, which can make for a romantic backdrop for honeymooners.

Then you will be transferred to our Nile cruise to have your lunch, then continue sailing to Kom Ombo Temple.

Kom Ombo Temple

The Kom Ombo Temple was dedicated to two Gods, Horus (the falcon-headed God), and Sobek (the crocodile-headed God). The temple is located on a bend in the Nile River, which provides a stunning and one-of-a-kind background for an excellent location. Honeymooners enjoy breathtaking views of the Nile River and the surrounding countryside, as well as the temple's many crocodile mummies which were mummified and buried there.

At the end, return back to your cruise for the overnight.

Breakfast, lunch & dinner will be onboard the cruise.

After having your delicious breakfast on board and checking out, then your tour guide will lead you to visit the following attractions:

Aswan High Dam

Aswan High Dam is an essential structure in Egypt because it controls the flow of the Nile River, which is Egypt's lifeblood. The High Dam supplies irrigation water for agriculture, creates hydroelectric power, prevents floods, and aids in the regulation of millions of people's water supply. The Dam is a symbol of Egypt's development and national pride.

The Unfinished Obelisk

The Unfinished Obelisk in Aswan is a significant historical artifact because sheds light on the procedures employed by ancient Egyptians to build obelisks. The Unfinished Obelisk, which is the largest known ancient obelisk, has weighed an estimated 1090 tons, making it one of the largest single pieces of stone ever carved.

Lunch Meal

We are about to enjoy a delicious lunch at a restaurant in Aswan. This vibrant city is known for its culinary scene, offering traditional Egyptian dishes and international cuisine. Then, continue your trip by visiting:

Philae Temple

The Philae Temple is an important ancient Egyptian temple was dedicated to the Goddess Isis, the God Osiris, and Horus who was one of the most important deities in the ancient Egyptian religion. The temple was built during the reign of Ptolemy II in 280 BC and is regarded as one of the well-preserved temple complexes in Egypt.

Overnight

Then we will transfer you to Aswan Airport to catch your flight to Cairo and check in at our hotel.

Breakfast will be onboard the cruise.

Depart from the hotel after enjoying breakfast, then head to the airport for your flight to Cairo to embark on your exploration:

The Egyptian Museum

The Museum of Egyptian Antiquities is famous for "The Egyptian Museum" which is a renowned one that includes more than 120,000 artifacts. It was established in 1858 by a French archaeologist and has been relocated several times until it finally found its permanent home in Tahrir Square. During its establishment, Ismail Pasha, the ruler of Egypt, organized a competition to choose the best design for the Museum, and the winning design was created by the French architect Marcel Dourgnon, which is the same design currently exhibited.

Citadel + Mohammed Ali Mosque

Salah El-Din Citadel is the most important Islamic attraction in Egypt. It was built at the end of the 12^th century by Salah El-Din Al-Ayyoubi to be a military castle and a fortress for Egypt to defend against Crusaders and the French invasion. It was ruled by the Ayyubids, Mamluks, and Ottomans throughout the centuries and is located on one of the hills of Mokattam Mountain in Cairo. The Citadel also has many Islamic buildings inside, making it the best touristic Islamic destination for tourists. The most important one is the "Mohammed Ali Mosque" known as Alabaster Mosque.

Lunch Meal

After dining for lunch at a restaurant in Cairo, carry on with your journey by discovering more.

Hanging Church

You need to clear your soul as you are heading to the Holy Hanging Church, known as "The Church of the Stairs".It was built back in the 5^th Century on two ancient towers of the Roman Fortress of Babylon. The Church's main entrance contains iron gates and has in its belly around 110 icons that refer to the Virgin Mary, Christ, and many other archangels. The Holy Family is known to be hidden there during their time in Egypt for three years, and that is why it is an important remark for any Christian all around the world.

Khan El-Khalili Bazaar

Khan El Khalili Bazaar was first established in 1382 in the Fattimid age as the largest & best market for trading and souvenirs in Egypt and the Middle East. In this market, you will try the local culture and products of the Egyptian people in the past and the current time. Although it has been an ancient market for around 600 years, it still conserves its original Mamluk-style architecture with some modern features, which are impressive for your sight.

At the end of the day, return back to your hotel in Cairo to spend the night.

Check out after having your breakfast at the hotel, then our representative will transfer you to Cairo International Airport to catch your flight and back home.