CAIRO and NILE CRUISE

Once you get to the airport in Cairo, you’ll have a guide who speaks English and a private A/C car to take you to your hotel.
Meals: N / A.

Start your day with a quick breakfast at the hotel and at 8:00 am, you’ll be picked up by a King Egypt Tours team. Then, you’ll be taken to Giza and Gizeh, where you’ll get to see the Pyramids, which are the most perfect of the four, and the Step Pyramid, which was built for King Zoser. After that, you’ll visit some of the best preserved tombs from the Sesta Dynasty, and finally, you’ll visit Memphis, which was the first capital of Ancient Egypt and was founded in AD 3200 BC. You’ll be able to check out the open-air Museum of Memphis, which features the lying and gigantizing statue of King Ramesses II, as well as the Alabaster Sphinx, which is the second-greatest after the Great Pyramid of Giza. Finally, you’ll have lunch at a local restaurant, but no drinks are included.(Optional not included) $ 40 and $ 25 PP Dinner Cruise on the Nile in Cairo including transportation, dinner, belly dancing and Tanura Show. Accommodation in Cairo.
At the end of the Tour Transfer back to the Hotel.
Meals: Break Fast and Lunch

Start your day with breakfast at the hotel, then it’s off to the domestic airport around 4:00 AM. From there, you’ll take a plane to Aswan, where you’ll meet and be helped by our local staff. After that, you’ll be taken to the boat, where you’ll board before lunch and start your day tour. You’ll visit the High Dam and Philae Temple, and then spend the night in Aswan. All meals are included.
Meals: Full Board

Experience the grandeur of ancient Egyptian monuments during a full day tour of Abu Simbel Temple, constructed by Ramses II in the XIX century, Dynasty. The temple was recently saved from the flooding of the Nile, and is situated on a cliff composed of sandstone. The façade of the temple is adorned with the images of the deities to whom each individual has dedicated themselves. Nearby is the temple of Nefertari, dedicated to Hathor, and the temple of Sobek, shared by two gods. Afternoon tea, the boat will depart for Kom Ombo, followed by dinner and a disco party. Finally, the boat will return to the Nile Cruise, before sailing to Edfu for an overnight stay.
Meals: Full Board

Start your day with breakfast on board and make your way to Edfu to the Temple of Horus. Then, cross the lock and sail to Luxor. You’ll have a full day of sightseeing on the East Bank, including a tour of Karnak and the Luxor Temple. Start by taking a carriage or bus tour to Karnak, one of Egypt’s most famous temples, which has been built in different eras. Then, you’ll visit the Avenue of the Sphinxes, the unfinished Propylon, the hypostyle hall with its 134 huge columns, the obelisks of Hatshepsut, Tutomosis, and Ammon, the temple of papyrus and lotus designs, Amenophis III’s granite scarbeus, and the sacred lake. After that, you’ll have afternoon tea and dinner, followed by a Galabya party, and then an overnight in Luxor.
Meals: Full Board

Start your day with breakfast on board! Once you’re off the ship, you’ll cross into the West Bank and visit some of the highlights of the ancient history of Egypt. You’ll take a trip to Valley of Kings, where you can check out the tombs and temples of different Dynasties. On the way back, you’ll stop at two huge statues of Amenophis II facing the Nile, and you’ll also get to see the Temple of Qutb. After that, you’ll be transferred to the airport and arrive in Cairo. When you arrive, you’ll be met and helped by our representative, and then you’ll be taken to your hotel for an overnight stay.
Meals: Breakfast

Our English-speaking guide of King Egypt will pick you up from your hotel at 8:00 am for your 8:00am pick-up and transfer to the Museum of Egypt, located in Cairo. This museum houses the most extensive collection of Pharaonic artifacts, boasting over 120,000 items. Established in 1902, the museum was designed in a neo-gothic style by French architect Marcel dourgnon. Since its opening in 1922, the museum has seen remarkable growth due to its increased funds, which were further increased by the discovery of the great treasure, the “Tutankhamun Treasure”, by the Englishman Howard Carter and the British Prince Charles at the Tomb of Pharaoh.

Then make your way to the ancient city of Cairo, where the Holy Family stayed and where their presence had a huge spiritual impact. Jesus’ stay was short-lived, as the governor of the time, Fustat, was so angry at the destruction of the idols that he tried to have the child killed. The family hid in a cave, which is now the church of Abu Sergious. This and the whole area of the old Babylonian fortress is a popular pilgrimage spot for Egyptians and Christians from all over the world. There’s a strong sense of piety and faith in the area, and you can also visit the Church, Santa Barbara, Hanging Church, and Ben Ezra Synagogue. Lunch is included in between visits, and it’s full of flour per person, but it doesn’t include any drinks. Finally, end your day in one of the best bazaars of the Middle East, Khan el Khalili.

(Optional not included) $ 35 P.P light and sound show in the area of ​​the pyramids

At the End of the Tour Transfer back to the Hotel and Lodging in Cairo.

Meals: BreakFast and Lunch

Have your breakfast at your hotel and then get a transfer to Cairo International airport for your final flight.

Meals: Breakfast.