Day 1, FRIDAY: CAIRO

Arrival at Cairo airport, visa and customs procedures.Then transfer to the planned hotel in Cairo.

Day 2, SATURDAY: CAIRO

Breakfast at the hotel. Departure to the Giza Plateau and panoramic visit of the complex formed by the pyramids of Cheops, Kefren and Mikerinos, pharaohs of dynasty IV. Symbol of Egyptian culture, they are located on the city limits, on the edge of the desert. Along with the Sphinx and the Temple of the Valley, which we will also visit, they are considered the last vestige of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. In the afternoon, the possibility of an optional excursion to Memphis, the first capital of Ancient Egypt and to the archaeological zone of Sakkara, where the funerary complex of Pharaoh Zoser with its Step Pyramid, the courtyard of Heb Set and its mastabas of the ancient Empire stand out.

Day 3, SUNDAY: CAIRO

Breakfast. Day dedicated to the optional visit of Cairo including: the Archaeological Museum with the world-wide Tutankhamun collection, The Saladin Citadel with The Alabaster Mosque, the Coptic Quarter with its churches and synagogues, ending the tour in the Khan El Khalili Bazaar . Return to the hotel, accommodation.

Day 4, MONDAY: CAIRO - LUXOR VISIT THE KARNAK AND THE LUXOR TEMPLE

Breakfast at the hotel and transfer to Cairo airport to take the flight to Luxor, arrival in Luxor and departure to visit the monumental complex of Karnak, with its impressive hypostyle room made up of 134 columns. Another of the great artistic beauties resides in the interior and exterior ornamentation of the walls, based on offerings and consecrations, and descriptions of battles and conquests. Then visit the splendid temple of Luxor, a building that was made mainly during the reign of Amenophis III although later pharaohs such as Ramses II, Tutankhamun, Alexander the Great and various Roman emperors added new elements. Built in honor of the Theban gods Ammon, Mut and Jonsu, it was called the "holy harem of the south". Its access occurs through an avenue of sphinxes that once linked Karnak and Luxor. Transfers to the motor ship, lunch, navigation, dinner and night on board.

Day 5, TUESDAY: TEBAS NECROPOLIS - ESNA - EDFU

Breakfast on the boat and Transfer to the West bank of the Nile to visit The Necropolis of Thebes: the Valley of the Kings, which shelters the fabulous tombs of the pharaohs of the New Empire; the Temple of Queen Hatshepsut in Deir El Bahary, perfectly integrated into its environment and of great originality, consisting of a succession of horizontal plans or terraces that harmoniously oppose the verticality of the rocky wall. The Colossi of Memnon, the only remaining monument of the third 1400 BC Christ Aminophis funerary temple, arrival on the motor ship, lunch, free afternoon, dinner and overnight on board.

Day 6, WEDNESDAY: EDFU - KOM OMBO

Breakfast on board. Transfer by buggies (car-horse) to the Temple of Edfu. Dedicated to the falcon god Horus, it is considered the largest preserved in Egypt and second in size after the Temple of Karnak. Its good state of preservation allows a better understanding of the organization of the other Egyptian temples. Return to the motor ship. Lunch on board. Going up the Nile we reach Kom Ombo. Stop at Kom Ombo and visit on foot its temple located on a hill. It is dedicated to two deities: Sobek, the crocodile god, god of fertility, and Haroeris, the great winged sun disk. It is a truly unique monument for its location and architecture. It seduces travelers by its aspect of "romantic ruins", increased by its location, on a small promontory, from where the curve of the Nile river is dominated in this area of ​​the country. Navigation to Aswan. Dinner and night on board.

Day 7, THURSDAY: KOM OMBO - ASWAN

Breakfast on board. Visit to the Aswan High Dam, located to the south of the city, was completed in 1972 and meant a whole industrial revolution in Egypt. It is considered one of the masterpieces of modern engineering. Then transfer to the Pink Granite Quarries where the unfinished Obelisk is located, of enormous proportions. It shows us in situ how the ancient Egyptians worked the carving of these huge monoliths. Return to the motor ship and lunch. In the afternoon you will also enjoy a felucca (or motorboat) ride on the Nile with a panoramic view of the Elephantine Islands and the botanical garden. Overnight on board.

On this day it is possible to organize the optional visit of the Abusimbel temples on Thursday morning.

Day 8, FRIDAY: ASWAN - CAIRO - AIRPORT

Breakfast on the boat. At the agreed time, transfer to Aswan airport to take the flight to Cairo and upon arrival in Cairo take the flight back to your point of origin. End of the trip and end of our services.

Day 1, THURSDAY: CAIRO - ASWAN

Arrival at Cairo airport, visa and customs procedures and then flight to Aswan. Assistance by our representative. Transfer to the Isis Island hotel. Accommodation.

Day 2, FRIDAY: ASWAN

Breakfast at the hotel. Visit to the Aswan High Dam, located to the south of the city, was completed in 1972 and meant a whole industrial revolution in Egypt. It is considered one of the masterpieces of modern engineering. Then transfer to the Pink Granite Quarries where the unfinished Obelisk is located, of enormous proportions. It shows us in situ how the ancient Egyptians worked the carving of these huge monoliths. Transfer to the Temple of Filae, domain of the goddess Isis and visit of the enclosure. Transfer to the motor ship. Lunch. In the afternoon you will enjoy a felucca (or motor) ride along the Nile with a panoramic view of the Elephantine Islands and the botanical garden. Also this day you can take an optional excursion to the Abu Simbel temples, a place chosen by Ramses II to build two beautiful cave temples, whose structures continue to cause admiration from the entire world. Dinner and night on board.

Day 3, SATURDAY: ASWAN– KOM OMBO - EDFU

Breakfast. Navigation to Kom Ombo. Stop at Kom Ombo and visit on foot its temple located on a hill. It is dedicated to two deities: Sobek, the crocodile god, god of fertility, and Haroeris, the great winged sun disk. It is a truly unique monument for its location and architecture. It seduces travelers by its aspect of "romantic ruins", increased by its location, on a small promontory, from where the curve of the Nile river is dominated in this area of ​​the country. Navigation to Edfu. Dinner and night on board.

Day 4, SUNDAY: EDFU - LUXOR

Breakfast on board. Transfer by buggies (car-horse) to the Temple of Edfu. Dedicated to the falcon god Horus, it is considered the best preserved in Egypt and second in size after the Karnak Temple. Its good state of preservation allows a better understanding of the organization of the other Egyptian temples. Return to the motor ship. Lunch on board. Navigation to Luxor.

In the case of early arrival to Luxor, a visit will be made to the monumental complex of Karnak, with its impressive hypostyle room made up of 134 columns. Another of the great artistic beauties resides in the interior and exterior ornamentation of the walls, based on offerings and consecrations, and descriptions of battles and conquests. Then visit the splendid temple of Luxor, a building that was made mainly during the reign of Amenophis III although later pharaohs such as Ramses II, Tutankhamun, Alexander the Great and various Roman emperors added new elements. Built in honor of the Theban gods Ammon, Mut and Jonsu, it was called the "holy harem of the south". Its access occurs through an avenue of sphinxes that once linked Karnak and Luxor. Dinner and night on board.

Day 5, MONDAY: TEBAS NECROPOLIS - CAIRO

Breakfast on board and disembark. Transfer to the bank of the Nile to visit The Necropolis of Thebes: the Valley of the Kings, which shelters the fabulous tombs of the pharaohs of the New Empire; the Valley of the Queens, which houses the tombs of royal wives, princes and princesses of the New Kingdom; the Temple of Queen Hatshepsut in Deir El Bahary, perfectly integrated into its surroundings and of great originality, consisting of a succession of horizontal plans or terraces that harmoniously oppose the verticality of the rocky wall.

(Alternatively, you could visit the Medinet Habu complex, the funeral temple of Ramses III whose architectural design and its more than 7,000 square meters of ichnographic representations have greatly helped to understand the concept of this type of temple). We will also make a stop in front of the Colossi of Memnon.

(The visits of Karnak and Luxor will be carried out below if they were not carried out the previous day). At the agreed time, transfer to the airport and flight to Cairo, arrival and transfers to the planned hotel, accommodation.

Day 6, TUESDAY: CAIRO

Breakfast at the hotel. Departure to the Giza Plateau and panoramic visit of the complex formed by the pyramids of Cheops, Kefren and Mikerinos, pharaohs of dynasty IV. Symbol of Egyptian culture, they are located on the city limits, on the edge of the desert. Along with the Sphinx and the Temple of the Valley, which we will also visit, they are considered the last vestige of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. In the afternoon, the possibility of an optional excursion to Memphis, the first capital of Ancient Egypt and to the archaeological zone of Sakkara, where the funerary complex of Pharaoh Zoser with its Step Pyramid, the courtyard of Heb Set and its mastabas of the ancient Empire stand out. Hotel accommodation.

DAY 7, WEDNESDAY: CAIRO

Breakfast. Day dedicated to the optional visit of Cairo including: the Archaeological Museum with the world-wide Tutankhamun collection, The Saladin Citadel with The Alabaster Mosque, the Coptic Quarter with its churches and synagogues, ending the tour in the Khan El Khalili Bazaar . Return to the hotel, accommodation.

Day 8 THURSDAY: CAIRO - AIRPORT

Breakfast at the hotel. At the agreed time, transfer to the Cairo airport to take the flight back to your point of origin. End of the trip and end of our services.

Day 1, Wednesday: CAIRO - LUXOR

Arrival at Cairo airport, visa and customs procedures. Continuation flight to Luxor. Assistance by our representative. Transfer to the Sonesta Luxor hotel. Accommodation.

Day 2, Thursday: NECROPOLIS DE TEBAS

Breakfast at the hotel and Transfer to the West bank of the Nile to visit The Necropolis of Thebes: the Valley of the Kings, which shelters the fabulous tombs of the pharaohs of the New Empire; the Temple of Queen Hatshepsut in Deir El Bahary, perfectly integrated into its environment and of great originality, consisting of a succession of horizontal plans or terraces that harmoniously oppose the verticality of the rocky wall. The Colossi of Memnon, the only remaining monument of the third 1400 BC Christ Aminophis funerary temple, arrival on the motor ship, lunch, free afternoon, dinner and overnight on board.

Day 3, Friday: KARNAK - LUXOR TEMPLE - ESNA - EDFU

Breakfast on the boat and departure to visit the monumental complex of Karnak, with its impressive hypostyle room made up of 134 columns. Another of the great artistic beauties resides in the interior and exterior ornamentation of the walls, based on offerings and consecrations, and descriptions of battles and conquests. Then visit the splendid temple of Luxor, a building that was made mainly during the reign of Amenophis III although later pharaohs such as Ramses II, Tutankhamun, Alexander the Great and various Roman emperors added new elements. Built in honor of the Theban gods Ammon, Mut and Jonsu, it was called the "holy harem of the south". Its access occurs through an avenue of sphinxes that once linked Karnak and Luxor. Return to the motor ship, lunch, navigation, dinner and night on board.

Day 4, SATURDAY: EDFU - KOM OMBO

Breakfast on board. Transfer by buggies (car-horse) to the Temple of Edfu. Dedicated to the falcon god Horus, it is considered the largest preserved in Egypt and second in size after the Temple of Karnak. Its good state of preservation allows a better understanding of the organization of the other Egyptian temples. Return to the motor ship.

Lunch on board. Going up the Nile we reach Kom Ombo. Stop at Kom Ombo and visit on foot its temple located on a hill. It is dedicated to two deities: Sobek, the crocodile god, god of fertility, and Haroeris, the great winged sun disk. It is a truly unique monument for its location and architecture. It seduces travelers by its aspect of "romantic ruins", increased by its location, on a small promontory, from where the curve of the Nile river is dominated in this area of ​​the country. Navigation to Aswan. Dinner and night on board.

Day 5, SUNDAY: KOM OMBO - ASWAN ABUSIMBEL (OPTIONAL)

Breakfast on the boat and departure at 06:30 to Abusimbel, arrival in Abusimbel and visit of the second temples of Ramses, whose structures continue to cause admiration throughout the world. In the sanctuary of the Greater Temple, there are 4 statues representing the pharaoh surrounded by gods, who only twice a year are illuminated by the rays of the sun. The minor temple is dedicated to Queen Nefertari, beloved wife of Pharaoh. Return and lunch. In the afternoon you will also enjoy a felucca (or motorboat) ride on the Nile with a panoramic view of the Elephantine Islands and the botanical garden. Dinner and night on board.

Day 6, MONDAY: ASWAN

Breakfast on board. Departure and view of the temple of Filae, domain of the famous goddess Isis, the temple is on an island and such a beautiful environment along the Nile, it goes by motorboat, then transfer to the Pink Granite Quarries where the Unfinished Obelisk is located, of enormous proportions. It shows us in situ how the ancient Egyptians worked the carving of these huge monoliths. Return to the motor ship and at the agreed time transfers to Aswan airport to take the flight from Aswan / Cairo, arrival in Cairo, assistance and transfers to the hotel.

Day 7, TUESDAY: ASWAN - EL CAIRO

Breakfast at the hotel. Departure to the Giza Plateau and visit including a panoramic view of the complex formed by the pyramids of Cheops, Kefren and Mikerinos, pharaohs of dynasty IV. Symbol of Egyptian culture, they are located on the city limits, on the edge of the desert. Along with the Sphinx and the Temple of the Valley, which we will also visit, they are considered the last vestige of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. In the afternoon optional: the Archaeological Museum with the worldwide collection of Tutankhamun, the Coptic Quarter with its churches and synagogues, ending the tour in the Khan El Khalili Bazaar. Return to the hotel, accommodation.

Day 8, WEDNESDAY: EL CAIRO - AIRPORT APRIL 01, 2018 (ONE SUNDAY)

Breakfast at the hotel. At the agreed time, transfer to Cairo airport to take the flight back to your point of origin. End of the trip and end of our services.

Day 1, SUNDAY: CAIRO - LUXOR

Arrival at Cairo airport, visa and customs procedures. Continuation flight to Luxor. Assistance by our representative. Transfer to the Sonesta Luxor hotel.

Day 2, MONDAY: TEBAS NECROPOLIS

Breakfast at the hotel and Transfer to the West bank of the Nile to visit The Necropolis of Thebes: the Valley of the Kings, which shelters the fabulous tombs of the pharaohs of the New Empire; the Temple of Queen Hatshepsut in Deir El Bahary, perfectly integrated into its environment and of great originality, consisting of a succession of horizontal plans or terraces that harmoniously oppose the verticality of the rocky wall. The Colossi of Memnon, the only monument that remains of the 3rd King Aminophis 1400 BC Christ's funerary temple, arrival on the motor ship, lunch, free afternoon, dinner and overnight on board.

Day 3, TUESDAY: KARNAK - LUXOR TEMPLE - ESNA - EDFU

Breakfast on the boat and departure to visit the monumental complex of Karnak, with its impressive hypostyle room made up of 134 columns. Another of the great artistic beauties resides in the interior and exterior ornamentation of the walls, based on offerings and consecrations, and descriptions of battles and conquests. Then visit the splendid temple of Luxor, a building that was made mainly during the reign of Amenophis III although later pharaohs such as Ramses II, Tutankhamun, Alexander the Great and various Roman emperors added new elements. Built in honor of the Theban gods Ammon, Mut and Jonsu, it was called the "holy harem of the south". Its access occurs through an avenue of sphinxes that once linked Karnak and Luxor. Return to the motor ship, lunch, navigation, dinner and night on board.

DAY 4, WEDNESDAY: EDFU - KOM OMBO

Breakfast on board. Transfer by buggies (car-horse) to the Temple of Edfu. Dedicated to the falcon god Horus, it is considered the largest preserved in Egypt and second in size after the Temple of Karnak. Its good state of preservation allows a better understanding of the organization of the other Egyptian temples. Return to the motor ship. Lunch on board. Going up the Nile we reach Kom Ombo. Stop at Kom Ombo and visit on foot its temple located on a hill. It is dedicated to two deities: Sobek, the crocodile god, god of fertility, and Haroeris, the great winged sun disk. It is a truly unique monument for its location and architecture. It seduces travelers by its aspect of "romantic ruins", increased by its location, on a small promontory, from where the curve of the Nile river is dominated in this area of ​​the country. Navigation to Aswan. Dinner and night on board.

Day 5, THURSDAY: KOM OMBO - ASWAN

Breakfast on board. Departure and view of the temple of Filae, domain of the famous goddess Isis, the temple is on an island and such a beautiful environment along the Nile, it goes by motorboat, then transfer to the Pink Granite Quarries where the Unfinished Obelisk is located, of enormous proportions. It shows us in situ how the ancient Egyptians worked the carving of these huge monoliths. Return to the motor ship and lunch. In the afternoon you will also enjoy a felucca (or motor) ride along the Nile with a panoramic view of the Elephantine Islands and the botanical garden.

Day 6, FRIDAY: Aswan - Abusimbel

Breakfast and disembark. Road transfers to Abusimbel, arrival in Abusimbel to the Seti Abusimbel hotel, lunch, rest and in the afternoon departure to visit the Abusimbel temples, the Abu Simbel temples, a place chosen by Ramses II to build two beautiful cave temples, whose structures follow causing the admiration of the whole world. We meet at the temples to admire the light and sound show and return to the hotel, dinner.

Day 7, SATURDAY: ASWAN - CAIRO

Breakfast at the hotel and departure to Aswan, arrival in Aswan and at the agreed time to be at the Aswan airport to take the flight to Cairo, arrival and transfers to the hotel.

Day 8, SUNDAY: CAIRO

Breakfast at the hotel. Departure to the Giza Plateau and visit including a panoramic view of the complex formed by the pyramids of Cheops, Kefren and Mikerinos, pharaohs of dynasty IV. Symbol of Egyptian culture, they are located on the city limits, on the edge of the desert. Along with the Sphinx and the Temple of the Valley, which we will also visit, they are considered the last vestige of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. In the afternoon optional: the Archaeological Museum with the worldwide collection of Tutankhamun, the Coptic Quarter with its churches and synagogues, ending the tour in the Khan El Khalili Bazaar. Return to the hotel.

Day 9, MONDAY: CAIRO - AIRPORT

Breakfast at the hotel. At the agreed time, transfer to Cairo airport to take the flight back to your point of origin. End of the trip and end of our services.

Day 1, MONDAY: CAIRO - LUXOR

Arrival at Cairo airport, to take the flight to Luxor. Visa and customs procedures with assistance from our representative. Transfer to the motor ship.

Day 2, TUESDAY: LUXOR - TEBAS NECROPOLIS - ESNA - EDFU

Breakfast on the boat and departure to visit the monumental complex of Karnak, with its impressive hypostyle room made up of 134 columns. Another of the great artistic beauties resides in the interior and exterior ornamentation of the walls, based on offerings and consecrations, and descriptions of battles and conquests. Then visit the splendid temple of Luxor, a building that was made mainly during the reign of Amenophis III although later pharaohs such as Ramses II, Tutankhamun, Alexander the Great and various Roman emperors added new elements. Built in honor of the Theban gods Ammon, Mut and Jonsu, it was called the "holy harem of the south". Its access occurs through an avenue of sphinxes that once linked Karnak and Luxor.

Transfer to the west bank of the Nile to visit The Necropolis of Thebes: the Valley of the Kings, which shelters the fabulous tombs of the pharaohs of the New Empire; the Temple of Queen Hatshepsut in Deir El Bahary, perfectly integrated into its environment and of great originality, consisting of a succession of horizontal plans or terraces that harmoniously oppose the verticality of the rocky wall. Lunch and navigation, dinner and night on board.

DAY 3, WEDNESDAY: EDFU - KOM OMBO

Breakfast on board. Transfer by buggies (car-horse) to the Temple of Edfu. Dedicated to the falcon god Horus, it is considered the largest preserved in Egypt and second in size after the Temple of Karnak. Its good state of preservation allows a better understanding of the organization of the other Egyptian temples. Return to the motor ship.

Lunch on board. Going up the Nile we reach Kom Ombo. Stop at Kom Ombo and visit on foot its temple located on a hill. It is dedicated to two deities: Sobek, the crocodile god, god of fertility, and Haroeris, the great winged sun disk. It is a truly unique monument for its location and architecture. It seduces travelers by its aspect of "romantic ruins", increased by its location, on a small promontory, from where the curve of the Nile river is dominated in this area of ​​the country. Navigation to Aswan. Dinner and night on board.

Day 4, THURSDAY: KOM OMBO - ASWAN

Breakfast on board. Visit to the Aswan High Dam, located to the south of the city, was completed in 1972 and meant a whole industrial revolution in Egypt. It is considered one of the masterpieces of modern engineering. Then transfer to the Pink Granite Quarries where the unfinished Obelisk is located, of enormous proportions. It shows us in situ how the ancient Egyptians worked the carving of these huge monoliths. (Optional visit) Transfer to the Temple, domain of the goddess Isis and visit of the enclosure. Return to the motor ship and lunch. In the afternoon you will also enjoy a felucca (or motor) ride along the Nile with a panoramic view of the Elephantine Islands and the botanical garden. Dinner and night on board.

Day 5, FRIDAY: ASWAN - ABU SIMBEL

Breakfast on the boat and departure at 10:30 to Abusimbel, arrival in Abusimbel and visit of the second temples of Ramses, whose structures continue to cause admiration around the world. In the sanctuary of the Greater Temple, there are 4 statues representing the pharaoh surrounded by gods, who only twice a year are illuminated by the rays of the sun. The minor temple is dedicated to Queen Nefertari, beloved wife of Pharaoh. Return to the motor ship. Dinner on board.

Attendance to the Light and Sound show at the Abu Simbel temples.

Day 6, SATURDAY: ABU SIMBEL - KASR IBRIM - AMADA - WADI EL SEBOUA

Breakfast on board. It is worth getting up early to see the temple facade illuminated by the first rays of the sun. Navigation to Kasr Ibrim and explanation from the deck of the ship of this important fortified square where the viceroy of Kush lived, named by the pharaohs of the New Empire. Then to the Amada temples, which are made up of two temples and a tomb: The Amada temple with its delicate and unrepeatable reliefs; Derr, an ancient city in Lower Nubia where Ramses II had a rock temple built; The Tomb of Pennut, governor of the region in the time of Ramses VI. Then to Wadi El Seboua. Lunch and dinner on board.

Day 7, SUNDAY: WADI EL SEBOUA - DAKKA - ASWAN

Breakfast on board. Visit of the Wadi el Seboua, El Dakka and Maharakka Temples, grouped to the west of the lake. Wadi el Seboua means "Valley of the Lions", due to the drome with sphinxes that precedes the temple. The Dakka, built by Ptolemy II Philadelphus on behalf of the Ethiopian king Arkamani, is dedicated to Tot and has a classical architectural structure. The Maharakka temple, of which only the hypostyle hall remains, was dedicated to Serapis and Isis. Then navigation to Aswan. Dinner and night on board.

Day 8, MONDAY: ASWAN - KALABSHA TEMPLES - CAIRO

Breakfast and disembark. Visit the Temples of Kalabsha, Kertassi and Beit El Wali: The Kalabsha temple is the largest in Nubia after the Abu Simbel Temples. It is dedicated to the god Mandolis. The Kertassi Kiosk is considered the "Nubian Gem". The Temple of Beit El Wali is a commemorative chapel made by Ramses II. After these visits, transfer to the airport and flight to Cairo, arrival in Cairo and transfers to the hotel.

Day 9, TUESDAY: Cairo

Breakfast at the hotel. Departure to the Giza Plateau and panoramic visit of the complex formed by the pyramids of Cheops, Kefren and Mikerinos, pharaohs of dynasty IV. Symbol of Egyptian culture, they are located on the city limits, on the edge of the desert. Along with the Sphinx and the Temple of the Valley, which we will also visit, they are considered the last vestige of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. In the afternoon, the possibility of an optional excursion to Memphis, the first capital of Ancient Egypt and to the archaeological zone of Sakkara, where the funerary complex of Pharaoh Zoser with its Step Pyramid, the courtyard of Heb Set and its mastabas of the ancient Empire stand out. Hotel accommodation.

Day 10, WEDNESDAY: EL CAIRO

Breakfast. Day dedicated to the optional visit of Cairo including: the Archaeological Museum with the world-wide collection of Tutankhamun, The Citadel of Saladin with The Alabaster Mosque, the Coptic Quarter with its churches and synagogues, ending the tour in the Khan El Khalili Bazaar . Return to the hotel, accommodation.

Day 11, THURSDAY: CAIRO - AIRPORT

Breakfast at the hotel. At the agreed time, transfer to the Cairo airport to take the flight back to your point of origin. End of the trip and end of our services.

Day 1, SUNDAY: EL CAIRO - LUXOR

Arrival at Cairo airport, visa and customs procedures. Continuation flight to Luxor. Assistance by our representative. Transfer to the Sonesta Luxor hotel.

Day 2, MONDAY: KARNAK - LUXOR TEMPLE

Breakfast at the hotel and departure to visit the monumental complex of Karnak, with its impressive hypostyle room made up of 134 columns. Another of the great artistic beauties resides in the interior and exterior ornamentation of the walls, based on offerings and consecrations, and descriptions of battles and conquests. Then visit the splendid temple of Luxor, a building that was made mainly during the reign of Amenophis III although later pharaohs such as Ramses II, Tutankhamun, Alexander the Great and various Roman emperors added new elements. Built in honor of the Theban gods Ammon, Mut and Jonsu, it was called the "holy harem of the south". Its access occurs through an avenue of sphinxes that once linked Karnak and Luxor. Return to the motor ship, lunch, navigation, dinner and night on board.

Day 3, TUESDAY: TEBAS NECROPOLIS - ESNA - EDFU

Breakfast on the boat and Transfer to the West bank of the Nile to visit The Necropolis of Thebes: the Valley of the Kings, which shelters the fabulous tombs of the pharaohs of the New Empire; the Temple of Queen Hatshepsut in Deir El Bahary, perfectly integrated into its environment and of great originality, consisting of a succession of horizontal plans or terraces that harmoniously oppose the verticality of the rocky wall. The Colossi of Memnon, the only monument that remains of the funerary temple of King Aminophis third 1400 BC of Christ arriving on the motor ship, lunch, free afternoon, dinner and overnight on board.

Day 4, WEDNESDAY: EDFU - KOM OMBO

Breakfast on board. Transfer by buggies (car-horse) to the Temple of Edfu. Dedicated to the falcon god Horus, it is considered the largest preserved in Egypt and second in size after the Temple of Karnak. Its good state of preservation allows a better understanding of the organization of the other Egyptian temples. Return to the motor ship. Lunch on board. Going up the Nile we reach Kom Ombo. Stop at Kom Ombo and visit on foot its temple located on a hill. It is dedicated to two deities: Sobek, the crocodile god, god of fertility, and Haroeris, the great winged sun disk. It is a truly unique monument for its location and architecture. It seduces travelers by its aspect of "romantic ruins", increased by its location, on a small promontory, from where the curve of the Nile river is dominated in this area of ​​the country. Navigation to Aswan. Dinner and night on board.

Day 5, THURSDAY: KOM OMBO - ASWAN

Breakfast on board. Visit to the Aswan High Dam, located to the south of the city, was completed in 1972 and meant a whole industrial revolution in Egypt. It is considered one of the masterpieces of modern engineering. Then transfer to the Pink Granite Quarries where the unfinished Obelisk is located, of enormous proportions. It shows us in situ how the ancient Egyptians worked the carving of these huge monoliths. (Optional visit) Transfer to the Temple, domain of the goddess Isis and visit of the enclosure. Return to the motor ship and lunch. In the afternoon you will also enjoy a felucca (or motor) ride along the Nile with a panoramic view of the Elephantine Islands and the botanical garden. Dinner and night on board.

Day 6 FRIDAY: ASWAN - ABU SIMBEL

Breakfast on the boat and departure at 10:30 to Abusimbel, arrival in Abusimbel and visit of the second temples of Ramses, whose structures continue to cause admiration around the world. In the sanctuary of the Greater Temple, there are 4 statues representing the pharaoh surrounded by gods, who only twice a year are illuminated by the rays of the sun. The minor temple is dedicated to Queen Nefertari, beloved wife of Pharaoh. Return to the Seti Abusimbel hotel. Dinner and departure.

(Optional) Light and Sound show at the Abu Simbel temples.

Day 7, SATURDAY: ABU SIMBEL - ASWAN - CAIRO

Breakfast at the hotel and road transfers to Aswan, arrival at Aswan airport and flight to Cairo, arrival in Cairo, assistance at the airport by our representative, transfer to Meridien Pirámides hotel, free afternoon, accommodation at hotel .

Day 8, SUNDAY: CAIRO

Breakfast at the hotel. Departure to the Giza Plateau and panoramic visit of the complex formed by the pyramids of Cheops, Kefren and Mikerinos, pharaohs of dynasty IV. Symbol of Egyptian culture, they are located on the city limits, on the edge of the desert. Along with the Sphinx and the Temple of the Valley, which we will also visit, they are considered the last vestige of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. In the afternoon, the possibility of an optional excursion to Memphis, the first capital of Ancient Egypt and to the archaeological zone of Sakkara, where the funerary complex of Pharaoh Zoser with its Step Pyramid, the courtyard of Heb Set and its mastabas of the ancient Empire stand out. Hotel accommodation.

day 9, MONDAY: CAIRO

Breakfast. Day dedicated to the optional visit of Cairo including: the Archaeological Museum with the world-wide collection of Tutankhamun, The Citadel of Saladin with The Alabaster Mosque, the Coptic Quarter with its churches and synagogues, ending the tour in the Khan El Khalili Bazaar . Return to the hotel, accommodation.

Day 10, TUESDAY: EL CAIRO - AIRPORT

Breakfast at the hotel. At the agreed time, transfer to Cairo airport to take the flight back to your point of origin. End of the trip and end of our services.

Day 1, MONDAY: CAIRO - LUXOR

Arrival at Cairo airport to take the flight to Luxor. Visa and customs procedures with assistance from our representative. Transfer to the motor ship. Dinner and accommodation.

Day 2, TUESDAY: TEBAS NECROPOLIS - ESNA - EDFU

Breakfast on the boat and departure to visit the monumental complex of Karnak, with its impressive hypostyle room made up of 134 columns. Another of the great artistic beauties resides in the interior and exterior ornamentation of the walls, based on offerings and consecrations, and descriptions of battles and conquests. Then visit the splendid temple of Luxor, a building that was made mainly during the reign of Amenophis III although later pharaohs such as Ramses II, Tutankhamun, Alexander the Great and various Roman emperors added new elements. Built in honor of the Theban gods Ammon, Mut and Jonsu, it was called the "holy harem of the south". Its access occurs through an avenue of sphinxes that once linked Karnak and Luxor.

Transfer to the West bank of the Nile to visit The Necropolis of Thebes: the Valley of the Kings, which shelters the fabulous tombs of the pharaohs of the New Empire; the Temple of Queen Hatshepsut in Deir El Bahary, perfectly integrated into its environment and of great originality, consisting of a succession of horizontal plans or terraces that harmoniously oppose the verticality of the rocky wall. Lunch and navigation, dinner and night on board.

DAY 3, WEDNESDAY: EDFU - KOM OMBO

Breakfast on board. Transfer by buggies (car-horse) to the Temple of Edfu. Dedicated to the falcon god Horus, it is considered the largest preserved in Egypt and second in size after the Temple of Karnak. Its good state of preservation allows a better understanding of the organization of the other Egyptian temples. Return to the motor ship. Lunch on board. Going up the Nile we reach Kom Ombo. Stop at Kom Ombo and visit on foot its temple located on a hill. It is dedicated to two deities: Sobek, the crocodile god, god of fertility, and Haroeris, the great winged sun disk. It is a truly unique monument for its location and architecture. It seduces travelers by its aspect of "romantic ruins", increased by its location, on a small promontory, from where the curve of the Nile river is dominated in this area of ​​the country. Navigation to Aswan. Dinner and night on board.

Day 4, THURSDAY: KOM OMBO - ASWAN

Breakfast on board. Visit to the Aswan High Dam, located to the south of the city, was completed in 1972 and meant a whole industrial revolution in Egypt. It is considered one of the masterpieces of modern engineering. Then transfer to the Pink Granite Quarries where the unfinished Obelisk is located, of enormous proportions. It shows us in situ how the ancient Egyptians worked the carving of these huge monoliths. (Optional visit) Transfer to the Temple, domain of the goddess Isis and visit of the enclosure. Return to the motor ship and lunch. In the afternoon you will also enjoy a felucca (or motor) ride along the Nile with a panoramic view of the Elephantine Islands and the botanical garden. Dinner and night on board.

Day 5, FRIDAY: ASWAN - CAIRO

Breakfast at the hotel and road transfers to Aswan, arrival at Aswan airport and flight to Cairo, arrival in Cairo, assistance at the airport by our representative, transfers to the hotel, free afternoon, accommodation at the hotel.

Day 6, SATURDAY: CAIRO

Breakfast at the hotel. Departure to the Giza Plateau and panoramic visit of the complex formed by the pyramids of Cheops, Kefren and Mikerinos, pharaohs of dynasty IV. Symbol of Egyptian culture, they are located on the city limits, on the edge of the desert. Along with the Sphinx and the Temple of the Valley, which we will also visit, they are considered the last vestige of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. In the afternoon, the possibility of an optional excursion to Memphis, the first capital of Ancient Egypt and to the archaeological zone of Sakkara, where the funerary complex of Pharaoh Zoser with its Step Pyramid, the courtyard of Heb Set and its mastabas of the ancient Empire stand out. Hotel accommodation.

Day 7, SUNDAY: CAIRO

Breakfast. Day dedicated to the optional visit of Cairo including: the Archaeological Museum with the world-wide Tutankhamun collection, The Saladin Citadel with The Alabaster Mosque, the Coptic Quarter with its churches and synagogues, ending the tour in the Khan El Khalili Bazaar . Return to the hotel, accommodation.

Day 8, MONDAY: CAIRO - SHARM EL SHEIKH

Breakfast at the hotel, departure to Cairo airport to take the flight to Sharm El Shiekh, the Red Sea. Arrival in Sharm and transfers to the hotel, free afternoon.

Day 9, TUESDAY: THE RED SEA - SHARM EL SHEIKH

Breakfast. Free Day in Sharm, possibilities to do the optional diving or snorkeling excursion with glasses in the Ras Mohamed Natural Park, a day with food.

Day 10, WEDNESDAY: THE RED SEA - SHARM EL SHEIKH

Breakfast. Free day with possibilities to make the optional excursion to Mount Moisés and the Santa Catalina monastery, leaving at midnight from the hotel and returning at noon the next day. You can also do the Safari tour to the colored canyon or a desert quad bike safari near Sharm El Shiekh, the colored canyon tour lasts all day but the other quad tour is a half day. You can still do the relaxing glass bottom boat excursion and it is only 2 hours.

Day 11, THURSDAY: SHARM EL SHEIKH - CAIRO

Breakfast at the hotel. At the agreed time, transfer to Sharm airport to take the flight to Cairo and from Cairo to take the flight back to its point of origin. End of the trip and end of our services.

Day 1, MONDAY: CAIRO - LUXOR

Arrival at Cairo airport to take the flight to Luxor. Visa and customs procedures with assistance from our representative. Transfer to the motor ship. Dinner and accommodation.

Day 2, TUESDAY: TEBAS NECROPOLIS - ESNA - EDFU

Breakfast on the boat and departure to visit the monumental complex of Karnak, with its impressive hypostyle room made up of 134 columns. Another of the great artistic beauties resides in the interior and exterior ornamentation of the walls, based on offerings and consecrations, and descriptions of battles and conquests. Then visit the splendid temple of Luxor, a building that was made mainly during the reign of Amenophis III although later pharaohs such as Ramses II, Tutankhamun, Alexander the Great and various Roman emperors added new elements. Built in honor of the Theban gods Ammon, Mut and Jonsu, it was called the "holy harem of the south". Its access occurs through an avenue of sphinxes that once linked Karnak and Luxor.

Transfer to the west bank of the Nile to visit The Necropolis of Thebes: the Valley of the Kings, which shelters the fabulous tombs of the pharaohs of the New Empire; the Temple of Queen Hatshepsut in Deir El Bahary, perfectly integrated into its environment and of great originality, consisting of a succession of horizontal plans or terraces that harmoniously oppose the verticality of the rocky wall. Lunch and navigation, dinner and night on board.

Day 3, WEDNESDAY: EDFU - KOM OMBO

Breakfast on board. Transfer by buggies (car-horse) to the Temple of Edfu. Dedicated to the falcon god Horus, it is considered the largest preserved in Egypt and second in size after the Temple of Karnak. Its good state of preservation allows a better understanding of the organization of the other Egyptian temples. Return to the motor ship. Lunch on board. Going up the Nile we reach Kom Ombo. Stop at Kom Ombo and visit on foot its temple located on a hill. It is dedicated to two deities: Sobek, the crocodile god, god of fertility, and Haroeris, the great winged sun disk. It is a truly unique monument for its location and architecture. It seduces travelers by its aspect of "romantic ruins", increased by its location, on a small promontory, from where the curve of the Nile river is dominated in this area of ​​the country. Navigation to Aswan. Dinner and night on board.

Day 4, THURSDAY: KOM OMBO - ASWAN

Breakfast on board. Visit to the Aswan High Dam, located to the south of the city, was completed in 1972 and meant a whole industrial revolution in Egypt. It is considered one of the masterpieces of modern engineering. Then transfer to the Pink Granite Quarries where the unfinished Obelisk is located, of enormous proportions. It shows us in situ how the ancient Egyptians worked the carving of these huge monoliths. (Optional visit) Transfer to the Temple, domain of the goddess Isis and visit of the enclosure. Return to the motor ship and lunch. In the afternoon you will also enjoy a felucca (or motor) ride along the Nile with a panoramic view of the Elephantine Islands and the botanical garden. Dinner and night on board.

Day 5, FRIDAY: ASWAN - ABU SIMBEL

Breakfast on the boat and departure at half past 10 to Abusimbel, arrival in Abusimbel and visit of the second temples of Ramses, whose structures continue to cause admiration throughout the world. In the sanctuary of the Greater Temple, there are 4 statues representing the pharaoh surrounded by gods, who only twice a year are illuminated by the rays of the sun. The minor temple is dedicated to Queen Nefertari, beloved wife of Pharaoh. Return to the motor ship. Dinner on board.

Attendance to the Light and Sound show at the Abu Simbel temples.

Day 6, SATURDAY: ABU SIMBEL - KASR IBRIM - AMADA - WADI EL SEBOUA

Breakfast on board. It is worth getting up early to see the temple facade illuminated by the first rays of the sun. Navigation to Kasr Ibrim and explanation from the deck of the ship of this important fortified square where the viceroy of Kush lived, named by the pharaohs of the New Empire. Then to the Amada temples, which are made up of two temples and a tomb: The Amada temple with its delicate and unrepeatable reliefs; Derr, an ancient city in Lower Nubia where Ramses II had a rock temple built; The Tomb of Pennut, governor of the region in the time of Ramses VI. Then to Wadi El Seboua. Lunch and dinner on board.

Day 7, SUNDAY: WADI EL SEBOUA - DAKKA - ASWAN

Breakfast on board. Visit of the Wadi el Seboua, El Dakka and Maharakka Temples, grouped to the west of the lake. Wadi el Seboua means "Valley of the Lions", due to the drome with sphinxes that precedes the temple. The Dakka, built by Ptolemy II Philadelphus on behalf of the Ethiopian king Arkamani, is dedicated to Tot and has a classical architectural structure. The Maharakka temple, of which only the hypostyle hall remains, was dedicated to Serapis and Isis. Then navigation to Aswan. Dinner and night on board.

Day 8, MONDAY: ASWAN - KALABSHA TEMPLES - CAIRO

Breakfast and disembark. Visit the Temples of Kalabsha, Kertassi and Beit El Wali: The Kalabsha temple is the largest in Nubia after the Abu Simbel Temples. It is dedicated to the god Mandolis. The Kertassi Kiosk is considered the "Nubian Gem". The Temple of Beit El Wali is a commemorative chapel made by Ramses II. After these visits, transfer to the airport and flight to Cairo, arrival in Cairo and transfers to the hotel.

Day 9, TUESDAY: CAIRO

Breakfast at the hotel. Departure to the Giza Plateau and panoramic visit of the complex formed by the pyramids of Cheops, Kefren and Mikerinos, pharaohs of dynasty IV. Symbol of Egyptian culture, they are located on the city limits, on the edge of the desert. Along with the Sphinx and the Temple of the Valley, which we will also visit, they are considered the last vestige of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. In the afternoon, the possibility of an optional excursion to Memphis, the first capital of Ancient Egypt and to the archaeological zone of Sakkara, where the funerary complex of Pharaoh Zoser with its Step Pyramid, the courtyard of Heb Set and its mastabas of the ancient Empire stand out. Hotel accommodation.

Day 10, WEDNESDAY: CAIRO

Breakfast. Day dedicated to the optional visit of Cairo including: the Archaeological Museum with the world-wide Tutankhamun collection, The Saladin Citadel with The Alabaster Mosque, the Coptic Quarter with its churches and synagogues, ending the tour in the Khan El Khalili Bazaar . Return to the hotel, accommodation.

Day 11, THURSDAY: CAIRO - SHARM EL SHEIKH

Breakfast at the hotel, departure to Cairo airport to take the flight to Sharm El Shiekh, the Red Sea. Arrival in Sharm and transfers to the hotel, free afternoon.

Day 12, FRIDAY: THE RED SEA - SHARM EL SHEIKH

Breakfast. Free day in Sharm, possibilities to do the optional diving or snorkeling excursion with glasses in the Ras Mohamed Natural Park, a day with food.

Day 13, SATURDAY: THE RED SEA - SHARM EL SHEIKH

Breakfast. Free day with possibilities to make the optional excursion to Mount Moisés and the Santa Catalina monastery, leaving at midnight from the hotel and returning at noon the next day. You can also do the Safari tour to the colored canyon or a desert quad bike safari near Sharm El Shiekh, the colored canyon tour lasts all day but the other quad tour is a half day. You can still do the relaxing excursion with a glass bottom boat and it is only 2 hours.

Day 14, SUNDAY: SHARM EL SHEIKH - CAIRO

Breakfast at the hotel. At the agreed time, transfer to Sharm airport to take the flight to Cairo and from Cairo to take the flight back to its point of origin. End of the trip and end of our services.

Day 1, THURSDAY: CAIRO - ASWAN

Arrival at Cairo airport, visa and customs procedures and then flight to Aswan. Assistance by our representative. Transfer to the hotel. Accommodation.

Day 2, FRIDAY: ASWAN

Breakfast at the hotel. Visit to the Aswan High Dam, located to the south of the city, was completed in 1972 and meant a whole industrial revolution in Egypt. It is considered one of the masterpieces of modern engineering. Then transfer to the Pink Granite Quarries where the unfinished Obelisk is located, of enormous proportions. It shows us in situ how the ancient Egyptians worked the carving of these huge monoliths. Transfer to the Temple of Filae, domain of the goddess Isis and visit of the enclosure. Transfer to the motor ship. Lunch. In the afternoon you will enjoy a felucca (or motor) ride along the Nile with a panoramic view of the Elephantine Islands and the botanical garden. Also this day you can take an optional excursion to the Abu Simbel temples, a place chosen by Ramses II to build two beautiful cave temples, whose structures continue to cause admiration from the entire world. Dinner and night on board.

Day 3, SATURDAY: ASWAN - KOM OMBO - EDFU

Breakfast. Navigation to Kom Ombo. Stop at Kom Ombo and visit on foot its temple located on a hill. It is dedicated to two deities: Sobek, the crocodile god, god of fertility, and Haroeris, the great winged sun disk. It is a truly unique monument for its location and architecture. It seduces travelers by its aspect of "romantic ruins", increased by its location, on a small promontory, from where the curve of the Nile river is dominated in this area of ​​the country. Navigation to Edfu. Dinner and night on board.

Day 4, SUNDAY: EDFU - LUXOR

Breakfast on board. Transfer by buggies (car-horse) to the Temple of Edfu. Dedicated to the falcon god Horus, it is considered the best preserved in Egypt and second in size after the Karnak Temple. Its good state of preservation allows a better understanding of the organization of the other Egyptian temples. Return to the motor ship. Lunch on board. Navigation to Luxor.

If you arrive early to Luxor, you will visit the monumental complex of Karnak, with its impressive hypostyle room made up of 134 columns. Another of the great artistic beauties resides in the interior and exterior ornamentation of the walls, based on offerings and consecrations, and descriptions of battles and conquests. Then visit the splendid temple of Luxor, a building that was made mainly during the reign of Amenophis III although later pharaohs such as Ramses II, Tutankhamun, Alexander the Great and various Roman emperors added new elements. Built in honor of the Theban gods Ammon, Mut and Jonsu, it was called the "holy harem of the south". Its access occurs through an avenue of sphinxes that once linked Karnak and Luxor. Dinner and night on board.

Day 5, MONDAY: TEBAS NECROPOLIS - HURGHADA

Breakfast on board and disembark. Transfer to the bank of the Nile to visit The Necropolis of Thebes: the Valley of the Kings, which shelters the fabulous tombs of the pharaohs of the New Empire; the Valley of the Queens, which houses the tombs of royal wives, princes and princesses of the New Kingdom; the Temple of Queen Hatshepsut in Deir El Bahary, perfectly integrated into its environment and of great originality, consisting of a succession of horizontal plans or terraces that harmoniously oppose the verticality of the rocky wall. We will also make a stop in front of the Colossi of Memnon. (The visits of Karnak and Luxor will be carried out below if they were not carried out the previous day). At the agreed time, transfer by road to Hurghada, almost 4 hours by car, arrival and transfers to the planned hotel, accommodation

Day 6, TUESDAY: THE RED SEA - HURGHADA

Breakfast. Free day, possibilities to do the optional diving or snorkeling excursion with glasses in the Giftun Island Natural Park.

Day 7, WEDNESDAY: THE RED SEA - HURGHADA

Breakfast. Free day with possibilities to do the desert safari excursion (half a day), you can still do the relaxing glass bottom boat excursion and it is only 2 hours.

Day 8, THURSDAY: HURGHADA - CAIRO

Breakfast at the hotel. At the agreed time, transfer to Hurghada airport to take the flight to Cairo, arrival and transfers to the planned hotel.

Day 9, FRIDAY: CAIRO

Breakfast at the hotel. Departure to the Giza Plateau and panoramic visit of the complex formed by the pyramids of Cheops, Kefren and Mikerinos, pharaohs of dynasty IV. Symbol of Egyptian culture, they are located on the city limits, on the edge of the desert. Along with the Sphinx and the Temple of the Valley, which we will also visit, they are considered the last vestige of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. In the afternoon, the possibility of an optional excursion to Memphis, the first capital of Ancient Egypt and to the archaeological zone of Sakkara, where the funerary complex of Pharaoh Zoser with its Step Pyramid, the courtyard of Heb Set and its mastabas of the ancient Empire stand out. Hotel accommodation.

Day 10, SATURDAY: CAIRO

Breakfast. Day dedicated to the optional visit of Cairo including: the Archaeological Museum with the world-wide Tutankhamun collection, The Saladin Citadel with The Alabaster Mosque, the Coptic Quarter with its churches and synagogues, ending the tour in the Khan El Khalili Bazaar . Return to the hotel, accommodation.

Day 11, SUNDAY: CAIRO - AIRPORT

Breakfast at the hotel. At the agreed time, transfer to Cairo airport to take the flight back to your point of origin. End of the trip and end of our services.