CAIRO / ABU SIMBEL / ASWAN / LUXOR / HURGHADA / SHARM

 Day 1 - Arrive In Cairo: (D)

Meet and greet and transfer to Hotel. Evening Nile Dinner Cruise.

Day 2 - Cairo: (B, L)
After breakfast, a full day tour in Cairo - Pyramids/Sphinx/Egyptian Museum. Evening Sound & Light show at Giza.

Day 3 - Cairo: (B, L)
After breakfast a full day tour in Cairo - Citadel – Alabaster Mosque – Khan El Khalili – Coptic Churches - then transfer to hotel overnight.

Day 4 - Cairo - Abu Simbel - Aswan: (B)
After breakfast we fly to Abu Simbel to visit the famous temples of Ramses - fly to Aswan transfer to Hotel and overnight.

Day 5 - Aswan: (B)
After breakfast we tour Aswan visiting the Philae Temple/High Dam/Unfinished Obelisk - transfer to hotel for overnight.

Day 6 - Aswan - Luxor: (B)
After breakfast travel to Luxor by A/C bus - along the way we stop to visit the Temples of Kom Ombo and Edfu - check into the Hotel in Luxor and this evening we visit the sound and light show at Karnak.

Day 7 - Luxor: (B)
After breakfast we tour the West Bank - Valley of the Kings(3 Tombs)/Colossi of Memnon/Temple of Hatshipsuit - overnight in Luxor.

Day 8 - Luxor: (B)
After breakfast we tour the East Bank - Karnak and Luxor temples - overnight in Luxor.

Day 9 - Luxor - Hurghada: (B)
After breakfast transfer to Hurghada by A/C bus hotel and overnight.

Day 10/11 - Hurghada: (B)
Free at leisure in Hurghada, a resort town on the Red Sea - options for water sports, diving, snorkeling and sightseeing.

Day 12 - Hurghada - Sharm El Sheikh: (B)
After breakfast transfer by Ferry to Sharm El Sheikh - transfer to hotel.

Day 13/14 - Sharm El Sheikh: (B)
Free at leisure in Sharm El Sheikh, a resort town on the Red Sea - options for water sports, diving, snorkeling and sightseeing.

Day 15 - Sharm El Sheikh - Cairo: (B)
After breakfast transfer to Cairo by A/C bus. On arrival transfer to hotel.

Day 16 - Cairo: (B, L)
After breakfast a full day tour to Sakkara/Memphis - transfer to hotel.

Day 17 - Departure: (B)
After breakfast, transfer to the Airport for departure.

 

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