9 Days Luxury Cairo with the Red Sea Holiday

On your first morning in Egypt, you will enjoy a glorious breakfast at the hotel. Next, you are going to visit the famous monumental places in Cairo. First, you will enjoy the magnificent Giza Pyramids complex where you will see:

The Great Pyramid of Khufu

Khufu Pyramid was created to reach the stars and knock the gates of the heavens as it was built in 2580 BC for the great Pharaoh Khufu. It was constructed using more than 2 million limestone blocks and took more than 400,000 independent skilled workers and about 20 years to make this marvelous masterpiece.

The Amazing Sphinx

The mighty sphinx sitting next to the Pyramids with a height of 73 m "241ft" and a width of 19 m "66ft". It is a huge lion statue with a human head believed to be for King Khafre (2558–2532 BC). This mythical monument holds some of the greatest tales ever told which has the dream Steele of King Thutmose IV that dates all the way to 1401 BC.

The Valey Temple

From limestone and decorated with the magnificent Aswani granite, the Valley temple was built for the royal burial, purification, and mummification process which is known as the opening of the mouth ceremony. It's one of the most well-preserved temples in Egypt which is able to convey some significant facts.

The Grand Egyptian Museum

The Grand Egyptian Museum will explore the majestic and extraordinary heritage of the greatest civilization ever made in existence where everyone will get to cast their eyes on some of the greatest monuments and attractions ever made in history. Within this billion-dollar attraction are about 100,000 artifacts that explore the rich heritage of history and culture that spanned thousands of years.

Lunch Meal

After that, you will enjoy a tasty lunch meal before visiting:

Saqqara Step Pyramid

The construction of the step pyramid of Saqqara changed the face of the entire civilization which was designed by Imhotep to become the final resting place for Pharaoh Djoser between 2670–2650 BC but the six steps design of the pyramid started a new age in the field of ancient Egyptian artistic architecture as seen across the Giza Pyramids Complex. 

Memphis City

The ancient Egyptian city of Memphis was created as the first-ever capital for this everlasting civilization around 3100 BC and the city has remained important throughout history where it was under the protection of Ptah the deity of art and craftsmanship. Memphis thrived as a regional center for trade, and religion and a center of art, and an overall administrative center.

Overnight

At the end of your historical tour, you will return to the hotel in Cairo overnight.

On the morning of day three, you will enjoy breakfast at the hotel and you will check out. Then our representative will take you to the airport where you will fly south to Aswan. At the ancient city of Aswan, you will enjoy a historical trip starting with:

Aswan High Dam

The High Dam of Aswan is one of the most important Egyptian modern achievements that lead Egypt into the age of the industrial revolution. The Dam project was a cooperation between Egypt and the USSR in the 60s to generate hydroelectricity.

The Unfinished Obelisk

Queen Hatshepsut (1508-1458 BC)  ordered to build a unique giant obelisk "The Unfinished Obelisk" for making it the largest obelisk ever made but unfortunately, a crack was discovered in the obelisk's rock during the construction process forcing them to abandon the project.

Lunch Meal

Enjoy your lunch at a luxury restaurant in Aswan before continuing your Aswan tour by visiting:

The Temple of Philae

Dedicated to Isis the goddess of motherhood and healing, the Philae temple is considered the last sacred place where the goddess worshipped and continued for at least 100 years. It was the last classical Egyptian-style temple made between 380-362 BC in the Ptolemaic period to honor the mythical tale of the rise of Osiris as the ruler of the underworld.

At the end of day three, we will take you to a 5 stars luxury hotel in Aswan where you will check in and stray for the overnight.

On the fourth day, you will have a breakfast box from your hotel early morning before checking out. After that we will transfer you to Abu Simbel village with a private vehicle where you will enjoy:

Abu Simbel Temple

Standing at the village of Abu Simbel southwest of Aswan just north to the Sudanese borders, Abu Simbel temple was built by King Ramses “Ozymandias” (1279-1213 BC) in 1264 BC to glorify and immortalize his identity and legacy till the end of time. The temple was called "The Temple of Ramses Beloved by Amun" and consisted of two temples next to each other. The temple has paintings of the great battle of Kadesh in 1274 where Ramses the Great came victorious. The other temple was built for his lovely wife queen Nefertari. The temples are decorated with beautiful writings carved on the walls and the great columns in the traces with giant statues guarding the entrance of each temple.

Lunch Meal

Next, you will be accompanied back to Aswan for having a delicious lunch meal.

Overnight

Then you will go to the train station to catch your first-class train to Luxor City. You will check in a 5 stars hotel at Luxor for overnight.

On day four, in the morning, breakfast meal will be served and you will check out from the hotel in Luxor, then you will visit the marvelous attractions of the ancient city of Luxor:

Valley of the Kings

The heavenly Valley of the Kings has the power to shed light on the golden heritage of Egypt's New Kingdom which became the royal burial place for 63 royal members of the 18th, 19th, and 20th dynasties of pharaohs and kings like Seti I, Tutankhamun and Ramses II which are hidden in a golden hill filled with their belongings, treasures, and artifacts.

Hatshepsut Temple

Dedicated to the ancient god Amun, the Hatshepsut temple was constructed in 1479 BC during the reign of Queen Hatshepsut (1508-1458 BC) who is the only female pharaoh in ancient Egypt. The temple is known as El Deir El Bahari and the construction took 15 years to be finished to be an everlasting model for the genius and allure of classical architecture of the New Kingdom.

Lunch Meal

After that, you will enjoy a tasty lunch meal at a local restaurant in Luxor City before continuing your tour to:

Colossi of Memnon

It consists of two great statues of pharaoh Amenhotep III (1391–1353 BC) made of quartz as it was carved in Cairo. The Colossi of Memnon are 18 M "60ft" in height and more than 700 tons in weight and are filled with the most incredible collection of carvings showcasing the most unique facts about him.

Karnak Temple

Karnak temple has acted as the heart and soul of the Egyptian people for countless ages, it was constructed between 1971 and 30 BC and was called a lot of names like Ipet-isu (The Most Selected of Places) and Pr-Imn (House of Amun). The place held the record of the largest religious buildings in the world as seen across all the mesmerizing chapels, pylons, shrines, temples, hypostyle hall, and the avenue of the sphinxes.

Overnight

At the end of day five, we will transfer you to the coastal city of Hurghada where you will check in a 5 stars hotel for overnight.

On the sixth day in the morning, you will enjoy your breakfast then you will get ready for a marvelous snorkeling experience where you will swim next to friendly dolphins and cute turtles as well as enjoy colorful coral reefs. Everyone will have the ultimate feast for all our senses to showcase the divine nature of the heavenly Red Sea and gain an ultimate sense of serenity and thrill.

Later you will go back to your hotel for relaxing and overnight.

Your second day at Hurghada will be unique as you will have your breakfast in the morning then you are going to have an unforgettable Safari trip. Your Safari will be on a quad bike or a 4*4 vehicle as you will be amazed by the beauty of the endless desert and the golden soft sands which will feel like an alien world filled with the creation of golden bliss. Also, you will have a Bedouin night and dinner meal.

Later we will get you back to the hotel for overnight.

In the morning you will have your tasty breakfast meal at your hotel in Hurghada then you will be transferred to the city's airport to fly to Cairo. At the capital you will check-in at a five stars hotel then you will enjoy the old Cairo tour starting with:

The Egyptian Museum

The Egyptian Museum lies at the heart of Cairo, it is considered the largest Museum in Egypt and features countless unparalleled artifacts, relics, and instruments dating to the Pharaoh's eras.

Lunch Meal

After that, you will enjoy your lunch at a good local restaurant in Cairo. Then you will explore:

The Hanging Church

The hanging church Church of Mother of God Saint Virgin Mary was constructed In the 5th century AD on the path where the holy family stayed in Egypt on the southern wall of the Babylon fortress with chamming decorations of Coptic and writings making it enjoyable to the eyes.

Amr Ibn Al-Aas Mosque

The great Muslim commander Amr Ibn Al-Aas created this golden pillar of divine guidance in 641 AD. The Mosque of Amr Ibn Al-Aas is considered one of the most Islamic legacies and it was the first mosque ever built in Egypt and Africa which was renovated many times across history to showcase the artistic and architectural brilliance of Cairo.

Ben Ezra Synagogue

The majestic Ben Ezra synagogue is one of the Jewish attractions in Egypt which was transformed from a blessed church in 882 AD and then completely reconditioned in the 19th dynasty AD. It was named by Ezra, the writer, one of the most distinguished Jewish rabbis.

The National Egyptian Museum

The National Museum of Egyptian Civilization (NMEC) is located in the golden heart of the majesty city of Fustat which was opened to the public in 2020 to display in great detail the historical innovation of the great civilization which spanned for over 7000 years. Across the museum are about 50,000 artifacts and about 28 royal mummies from different time periods showcasing the grace of this immortal civilization.

Muizz Street

Al Muizz Street is a living museum of pure wonder and majesty which was made in the Fatimid period in 970 AD as one of the main streets of this thrilling capital where everyone will be enchanted by a collection of the finest creations of Islamic architecture which shed light on the culture of this diverse civilization.

Khan El Khalili Bazaar

Khan El Khalili bazaar is an enormous bazaar that is spread across an old street in Cairo which was created in the Mamluk period between 1382 and 1389 AD. It features a lot of wonderful shops & handmade artifacts and Egyptian-style cafes. It also contains amazing Islamic attractions that narrate the most incredible tales ever told.

Overnight

At the end of the day, you will go to a luxury hotel in Cairo and overnight will be in the hotel at Cairo

On the morning of your last vacation day at Egypt breakfast will be ready for you then you will check out from the hotel. Next, we will pick you up from the hotel and drop you off at the international airport of Cairo where you will take your flight back to home safely.