12 days Egypt Luxury Tour Itinerary with Nile cruise Package

Arrival to Sharm el sheikh Airport

At Sharm el sheikh Airport, begin your12 days Egypt Luxury Tour Package with Nile cruise. Once you arrive safely in Sharm el sheikh, meet our Egypt United Tours Airport Coordinator for assistance with your bags and entry visa. Take advantage of the VIP treatment.

After you've finished all of your airport formalities, meet our professional driver in our luxury private vehicle and board your first ride to the 5 Stars Luxury Hotel.

Then, with assistance, check in for 3 nights and spend an afternoon in Sharm el sheikh on your own.

Sharm el sheikh free day

free day at leisure

Breakfast, lunch, dinner, and soft drinks are included in your stay at the Sharm el sheikh hotel on the Red Sea Beach. (All-inclusive soft)

Snorkeling, Scuba diving, water activities, and optional Sharm el sheikh sea trips with Desert safari can all be arranged upon request.

Red Sea free day

Free Day in Sharm El Sheikh

Enjoy your hotel stay with a soft all-inclusive, hotel beach and pool.

Breakfast, lunch, and dinner with soft drinks and snacks are available at set times.

Giza pyramids and Egyptian Museum

Giza pyramids tour

To begin, start your day at 8:00 a.m. with a great breakfast at the hotel.

transfer to Sharm El Sheikh Airport to fly to Cairo, then meet our rep and driver at Cairo airport.

After that, accompany your Egyptologist to a spot where you will be immersed in Egypt's great era of pyramid construction. The Cheops Pyramid is the first stop on your itinerary, followed by the Chefren Pyramid and finally The Menkaure Pyramid.

You can also pay a visit to one of the six little pyramids dedicated to the Queens. Following that, you can pay your respects to the Great Sphinx Statue and snap beautiful memorial photographs at the Panorama Pyramids. Enjoy a 30-minute camel or horseback ride at the Sahara Pyramids.

The Egyptian Museum

At 1:00 p.m., have a scrumptious Egyptian lunch in a restaurant with a spectacular view of the Giza Pyramids Plateau. Your tour guide will also take you to The Egyptian Museum, where you will witness the magnificent Tutankhamun treasure collection as well as over 100,000 unique pharaonic artifacts.

Finally transfer to assist you with check in at the hotel and overnight.

Old Cairo City tour

Old Cairo

Firstly, After breakfast meet your guide to transfer you to Old Cairo City tour

Then, They take you to Babylon Fortress, passing by Ben Ezra Synagogue, The Hanging Church, and St. Sergius and Bacchus Church. Eat your meal at 1:00 p.m. Visit the largest open-air museum of Islamic architecture, the Mosque of Mohamed Ali, Citadel of Salah el Din, and El Moez Street, after lunch. After that, go through Bab Al-Futuh to the spectacular mediaeval bazaar of Khan El Khalili.

Arrive Aswan City 

Aswan City tour

Firstly, Breakfast In order to get to Cairo Domestic Airport and catch a flight to Aswan, you must first meet your tour guide and driver at your hotel. After that, fly into Aswan Domestic Airport and find your coordinator there. He is given access to a personal air-conditioned automobile. About to begin is the voyage that will fundamentally alter Egyptians' lives. One of the largest megaprojects of the 20th century was the construction of The High Dam.

Then, Being able to see water rushing over a large debris dam that was 111 metres high, 3.5 kilometres long, and one kilometre wide would be amazing. There is also the largest man-made lake in the world. Nasser Lake is the name of the lake in question.

The secrets of ancient Egyptian construction will be revealed by a webpage dedicated to pharaonic engineering. According to discoveries from a recent big engineering site, obelisks were intricately detailed by ancient Egyptian artisans. This obelisk is located at each temple's entrance.

Philae Temple

After your journey, take a water taxi to the center of the Nile to walk in Osiris' footsteps among the pharaoh-like guardians there. You'll be able to contemplate these nice things while sailing since you'll be considering the past from this historical angle. Beautiful greenery and the banks of the Nile are draped in splendor, and the jewel of the temples oddly takes the form of these. The Philae Temple, often known as the "temple of love," is what you are seeing.

You may also discover remarkable natural surroundings full of uncommon flora and plants, as well as pharaonic inscriptions and gorgeous architecture that recounts the stories of three different civilizations.

Finally, After you've recovered, explore the spice open-air marketplaces in your spare time. You may get a good night's sleep at a five-star hotel in Aswan. With the help of your Egyptologist, check into the hotel.

Visit the Abu Simbel Temples

Abu Simbel Temples

The lodging serves breakfast. You can get help from the Egyptologist tour guide as you check out. Visit the temples in Abu Simbel with him or her. Before any temples were built, the land you travelled through was revered. It was constructed in honor of the regional goddess Hathor, a long-extinct Egyptian deity.

Ramses II decided to build his temples here because of the scenic surroundings and convenient access to the Nile River. One can view the stunning scene from a distance. Your escorts to the temple entrance are four enormous Ramses II sculptures that are buried deep within a huge mountain. Without a doubt, the temple was carved out of the rock.

Ramses II frightened his adversaries when the sun twice a year passed the temple. He emphasized the beauty of pre-Columbian civilizations in Egypt.

They allowed the sun to pass through the temple on two precise days each year, lighting up three statues. Ramses II will be allowed to commemorate both his birthday and the day he overcame Egypt in his temple, according to the narrator's words, who claims the sun made this promise to him.

You can return to Aswan and register for your Nile cruise with the assistance of your Egyptologist.

On the sundeck, take in the sunshine and suntan.

Sailing Nile cruise

Temples Kom Ombo and Edfu

After reaching Kom Ombo upstream, you should be able to see the Kom Ombo Temple. Sobek, the crocodile god, and Haeroris, the falcon-headed god, were revered at this ancient complex.

When you arrive in Edfu, get off your horse and go to the Edfu Temple. This temple has been surrounded by sand for 2,000 years, making it the most well-preserved ancient temple in all of Egypt.

Finally, a delicious lunch will be cooked for you later, as the sailing ship sails toward Luxor. Last but not least, stay in Luxor for the second night of your Nile cruise from Aswan to Luxor.

Hatshepsut Temple & Valley of the kings

Luxor West Bank

Before following your Egyptologist about, have something to eat. Navigate the maze of the pharaohs. Yes, your journey starts in the pharaohs' secret domain.

The pharaohs then embark on a solar boat journey with the sun to their afterlife as gods, where they continue to rule the following day. The western bank of the Nile River is where Luxor is situated.

The pharaohs' tombs, which are brimming with incredible riches and unbreakable incantations, are reached after walking through The Kings Valley in the footsteps of people who knew the pharaohs.

As you explore these fabled pharaoh myths, you then come face to face with an unexpected sight. How cruelly these columns, separating the hill into three terraces, were hacked into a mountain to beautify a temple's entrance at the mountain's center. It is a temple honoring a historical ruler who presided over one of history's most advanced civilizations. The Hatshepsut temple is visible in the distance.

Not far from this temple, one may see those two pharaonic giants. Around 1350 BC, the Colossi of Memnon started to pose a menace.

Return to your Nile Cruise at last.

Luxor East Bank

Luxor and Karnak Temples

Firstly, get up early and enjoy breakfast on the rooftop while observing the scenery. The rich agricultural greenery of the Nile Valley is everywhere. At a time when history was still being created, the ancient Egyptians held similar beliefs.

The Luxor Temple is the most well-known piece of art in the area. There will be the disclosure of Amenhotep III's secret. Amenhotep III appears to be working on the temple while you're there, bringing all of these historical events to life right in front of your eyes.

The tombs of Rameses II (1323-1295 BC), Horemheb (1323-1295 BC), and Tutankhamun (1336-27 BC) are the three to be visited (1279-13 BC). You can tell that Thutmose III and Hatshepsut had a very real argument. Luxor is a significant historical city.

Khonsu, the moon god, and his wife Mut were led along this ancient road in a sacred ceremony by the goddess Amun, Mut, and Mut's spouse. On the other side, Ram Road is unquestionably a bustling roadway.

The world's largest religious complex will eventually be reached if you keep travelling down this path. The city was completely enclosed by a protective perimeter more than 2000 years ago. When you first land on this planet, the Pharaohs are still alive and teaching you great things about their beliefs. This image shows the Egyptian Karnak Temple.

Sharm El-Sheikh

Then, your Egyptologist will then drive you to the domestic airport in Luxor so you can catch a flight to Sharm El-Sheikh via Cairo.

When you arrive in Sharm El-Sheikh City, you can get help checking in at your resort.

Finally, dinner at your hotel and overnight in Sharm El-Sheikh.

Sharm El-Sheikh

Departure day

Departure from Sharm El Sheikh

After having your lovely breakfast at the hotel, meet our local airport coordinator in Sharm El Sheikh and our friendly driver to transfer you to Sharm International Airport to leave Egypt with wonderful memories about your 12 days Egypt Luxury Tour Package with Nile cruise