In-Depth Egypt Exploration

Are you excited to visit the Grand Egyptian Museum? This contemporary architectural marvel boasts a facade that integrates glass and stone, filling the museum with natural light. Within its walls, the GEM treasures more than 100,000 historical objects, tracing Egypt's past from its earliest days through the times of the Greeks and Romans. The exhibits are thoughtfully arranged with comprehensive narratives and engaging interactives, vividly recreating the splendor of bygone eras.

This is a full day for you to marvel at the Pyramids, covering the Step Pyramid and Imhotep Museum in Saqqara, Giza Pyramids, and the Sphinx. Of course, you will not miss the Great Pyramid of King Khufu and one or two other smaller pyramids that were regarded belong to Pharaoh's wife.

Kickstart today's discoveries at the ancient city of Memphis. Ramble around the ruins of temples, halls, and statues as your guide tells the fascinating stories of the capital of the Old Kingdom.

Later, learn about the origins of Egyptian pyramids with a visit to Dahshur, where you'll admire the Bent Pyramid, the Red Pyramid, which is the first smooth-sided pyramid ever built, and the Black Pyramid (from a distance).

Your tour guide will pick you up from your hotel in Cairo and drive for almost 90 km to enjoy El Fayoum's famous sightseeing. Start your day at Wadi El Rayan which is 80 KM south of Faiyum, and then drive to Wadi El Hitan and change our vehicle with a 4x4 Jeep for a 60 KM drive on the desert that boasts hundreds of fossils of ancient whales, which reveal some evidence of how the whale evolved from terrestrial to ocean creature.

Check out early in the morning and take a private transfer to the airport for flights to Abu Simbel with a connection at Aswan. On arrival, be picked up to board the cruise ship on Lake Nasser. Then, take an excursion to Abu Simbel Temples (the Great Temple of Ramses II and Temple of Nefertari).

Today, you will follow your guide to explore Luxor on the west bank covering the ancient village of Deir El-Medina, which was the home to the artisans who worked for the Valley of Kings; Temple of Ramesseum for Pharaoh Ramses II; Howard Carter House, whose original owner discovered the tomb of the boy-king Tutankhamun; Medinet Habu, known as the reliefs depicting the Ramses III defeating the Libyans; the Valley of the Kings.

Today you will visit the Karnak Temple. Developed over 1,000 years, Karnak is considered as the second most visited site in Egypt and the most impressive temple complex built by humans. In the afternoon, be transferred to the airport for flights to Sharm El Sheikh with a connection at Cairo airport. On arrival, be picked up and transferred to the hotel.

Standing on the coastal strip along the Red Sea, with bright sunshine and crystal clear waters, Sharm El Sheikh attracts a large number of tourists every year. The coral reefs in this area are extremely famous and make it popular among deep-sea snorkelers. Have a leisurely day today to enjoy the sunshine, beach or snorkeling on your own.