Iconic Cairo 
Begin your adventure in Cairo, a city where ancient history meets vibrant culture. On an unforgettable walking tour, explore both Islamic and Coptic Cairo, followed by sacred landmarks like the Hanging Church, St. Sergius Church, and the Ben Ezra Synagogue. These fascinating stops revealed the city’s diverse religious heritage and its long-standing role as a cultural crossroads. Next, wander down Moez Street and browse the vibrant Khan El Khalili Market.
Sakkara & Memphis | Culinary Exploration
Travel to Sakkara to marvel at the Step Pyramid of Djoser, the first pyramid ever built, then continue to Memphis, the ancient capital of Egypt where colossal statues and ruins reveal the grandeur of early pharaohs. Return to Cairo and set off on a guided evening food tour, sampling authentic Egyptian flavors in lively local settings.
Giza Plateau & Grand Egyptian Museum
Stand in awe before the Great Pyramids of Giza and the enigmatic Sphinx, icons of Egypt’s ancient civilization. Visit the Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM), home to an unparalleled collection of artifacts, including treasures from Tutankhamun’s tomb. End your day with a camel ride across the golden desert sands for a truly timeless experience.
Museums of Cairo
Immerse yourself in Egypt’s remarkable history at the National Museum of Egyptian Civilization (NMEC), featuring the world-renowned Royal Mummies Hall. Continue to the Egyptian Museum, a treasure trove of pharaonic artifacts that vividly tell the story of Egypt’s past dynasties.
Aswan | Nubian Culture & Ancient Engineering
Fly to Aswan and begin exploring the treasures of Upper Egypt. Visit the Unfinished Obelisk, an immense monument left incomplete in the quarries, and the impressive High Dam, a modern engineering marvel. Discover the colorful Nubian Village, where warm hospitality and rich traditions bring the culture of the Nile’s people to life. Board your Nile cruise and begin sailing.
Kom Ombo & Edfu
Sail along the Nile’s tranquil waters and stop at the Temple of Kom Ombo, dramatically perched on the riverbank and dedicated to Sobek the crocodile god and Horus the falcon god. Continue to Edfu to explore the remarkably preserved Temple of Horus, one of the grandest in Egypt.
Arrive in Luxor, often called the world’s greatest open-air museum. On the East Bank, explore the monumental Luxor and Karnak Temples, rich with towering columns and vast courtyards. Cross the Nile to the West Bank to descend into the tombs of pharaohs in the Valley of the Kings. For a breathtaking finale, take an optional hot air balloon ride at sunrise, soaring over the timeless Nile landscape.
Disembark from your cruise and fly back to Cairo, taking in your final views of the Nile. Reflect on a journey that has carried you through the wonders of Egypt’s ancient civilization and the vibrant culture that thrives today.
As the largest city in the Middle East and often referred to as Africa’s cultural capital, Cairo is a destination that promises excitement, discovery, and unforgettable moments at every turn. Nicknamed the "Mother of All Cities," Cairo stretches along the legendary River Nile, where ancient wonders and contemporary life intertwine in a way that few cities can match. Cairo is a city of contrasts where millennia-old monuments stand beside bustling souks, modern skyscrapers, and lively neighborhoods.
Cairo is a city that invites travelers to step into history while embracing the vibrant energy of the present. From standing in awe before the Great Pyramids of Giza to wandering through the ancient streets of Old Cairo, every corner of the city tells a story. Explore centuries-old mosques and churches, visit world-renowned museums and dive into local culture at colorful bazaars and bustling markets. Whether you're uncovering the mysteries of the Pharaohs, shopping for spices and souvenirs or enjoying Cairo’s lively nightlife, the city offers a thrilling blend of discovery, culture, and unforgettable moments. 
Visiting the iconic Pyramids of Giza and the Sphinx, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World.
Flowing through the heart of Egypt, the Nile River is not just a river, it’s the lifeline of a civilization and one of the most legendary waterways in the world. As the longest river on Earth, the Nile has shaped Egypt’s history for thousands of years, nurturing ancient cities, grand temples, and timeless traditions along its lush, fertile banks. A journey along the Nile offers travelers the chance to step back in time, cruising past palm-fringed villages, awe-inspiring monuments, and ever-changing desert landscapes, all while soaking in the magic of one of the world’s most iconic travel experiences.
Whether cruising between Luxor and Aswan aboard a traditional dahabiya or luxury ship, or sailing at sunset on a felucca, travelers can expect breathtaking views, serene waters, and unforgettable encounters with ancient temples like Karnak, Edfu, and Kom Ombo. Along the way, you’ll witness daily life unfold along the riverbanks, explore vibrant local markets, sample authentic Egyptian cuisine, and enjoy moments of pure relaxation as the lush landscape drifts by.
Sailing at sunset with the golden light reflecting off the water.
Nestled along the Nile in southern Egypt, Aswan is a peaceful retreat rich in natural beauty and history. Surrounded by desert hills, ancient boulders, and tranquil islands, it offers a welcome escape from the bustle of Cairo and Luxor. Explore timeless temples, vibrant Nubian villages, and unwind overlooking the sun set along the Nile. With its warm climate and relaxed pace, Aswan invites you to slow down and soak up the enchanting magic of Egypt.
History lovers can explore the stunning Temple of Philae, dedicated to the goddess Isis and set on a picturesque island. For a taste of local culture, a visit to a traditional Nubian village offers vibrant homes, colorful crafts, and warm hospitality. Shoppers can browse the lively Aswan souk, filled with spices, jewelry, and textiles, while those seeking relaxation will enjoy unwinding at a riverside café, with breathtaking views of desert dunes and ancient ruins lining the riverbanks.
The vibrant sites of the Nubian Village and stunning Temple of Philae.
Luxor, often called the world’s greatest open-air museum, sits proudly on the banks of the legendary Nile River. This ancient city is a treasure trove of awe-inspiring temples, majestic tombs, and rich history. From the towering Karnak Temple Complex to the beautifully lit Luxor Temple and the mysterious Valley of the Kings, where pharaohs like Tutankhamun rest, Luxor offers a unique journey into ancient Egypt. Whether exploring grand temples, sailing the Nile on a felucca at sunset, or enjoying the warm hospitality of modern Egypt, Luxor promises an unforgettable experience.
Explore the awe-inspiring Karnak Temple Complex, marveling at its massive columns and intricate hieroglyphics. Experience the enchanting atmosphere of Luxor Temple, beautifully illuminated by night. Tour the legendary Valley of the Kings, where the hidden tombs of ancient pharaohs await discovery. Wander through the bustling Luxor souk, alive with vibrant spices, textiles, and unique souvenirs. Discover the exquisite Temple of Hatshepsut, a breathtaking tribute to Egypt’s powerful female pharaoh, and stand before the towering Colossi of Memnon, the iconic guardians of the Theban plains.
A private guided tour of the Valley of the Kings, including exclusive access to select tombs.