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 Nile Voyager (10 days/09 nights) Cairo-Aswan-Nile Cruise-Luxor
Tour Highlights
The Pyramids & Sphinx; Egyptian museum, Citadel, Khan El Khalili market, 5 stars Nile Cruise; Phiale temple, Valley of the Kings; Temple of Karnak; Sound & Light Show; Camel ride at Pyramids
Included in the price
- Accommodation
- Meals are per mentioned in the itinerary
- All Transfers
- Entrance fees to all sites in the itinerary
- Sleeping train tickets (two ways)
Not Included in the price
- International airfare
- Visa cost
- Drinks
- Travel Insurance
- Tipping
- Personal expenses (Phone calls,Sauna,laundry)
Tour Facts
Class
Classic / Gold
Features
Sightseeing, Nile cruise
Accommodation
3 nights Cairo hotel /2 nights sleeper train/1 night Aswan hotel /3 nights Nile Cruise
Transport
Air-conditioned mini van, overnight sleeper train, 5-star cruise boat
Guiding
English, French, Italian, Spanish, German Speaking Egyptologist Guides
Meals
B - 9 L - 5 D - 5
Booking Information
Start Day: Saturday OR Monday
Price in USD (excluding flights) US$ 795
Single Supplement: US$ 290
One Person Tour Supplement: US$ 150
Triple Reduction: US$ 14
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| Call (814) 453-5686 for more information or to book today! Mention code 5787281 | | Egypt Highlights/Golden Egypt | | | | Day | Destination | Description | | Day 1 | Cairo | Arrive in Cairo: Arrival in Cairo international airport, Meet & Assist at the airport and after going through Immigration, Baggage Claim and Customs, Transfer to the hotel, overnight in hotel | | Day 2 | Cairo | Cairo - Pyramids tour with camel ride: After breakfast, it's a time to enjoy our sightseeing journey. Visit one of the Seven Wonders of the World the Pyramids of Giza and the Great Sphinx that large statue which is one of the most famous monuments in the whole world (including Camel ride for 20 minutes). Lunch at a first class restaurant in the Pyramids area. Afternoon visit to the step pyramid of Sakkara. Transfer to the hotel for an Overnight. (B,L) | | Day 3 | Cairo | Cairo - city tour - Sleeping train: Morning visit to the Egyptian Museum where you find the greatest Collections of Egyptian antiquities in the world and the Home of King TUT treasures. Lunch at a first class restaurant overlooking the Nile. P.M Visit the historical old Cairo, The hanging church, Ben Azer Synagogue. And Khan El-khalili bazaar. Transfer to the train station to board the Sleeper train with Dinner and Breakfast on board (B,L,D) | | Day 4 | Aswan | Aswan, Philae temple & High Dam - Hotel: Train arrive Aswan in the morning, transfer to your hotel, visit the High Dam and the temple of Philae. Overnight in hotel (B) | | Day 5 | Kom Ombo | (Abu Simbel option) - island felucca trip, cruise to Komombo: After breakfast , transfer to your cruise ship (Optional trip to visit Abu Simbel temples). View of Elephantine Island by felucca (sailing boat) and view The Agha Khan Mausoleum. Back to Lunch and after noon sail to Kom Ombo. Dinner overnight in Kom Ombo (B,L,D) | | Day 6 | Luxor | Cruise to Edfu & Luxor: After breakfast, visit the temple shared by two Gods Sobek, the crocodile God of fertility, and Haroeris, the hawk headed god of the Underworld. Back to Lunch. Cruise to Edfu and visit the temple of Horus, the Nile best preserved temple, Sail to Esna. Cross the lock. Sail to Luxor. Dinner overnight in Luxor (B,L,D) | | Day 7 | Luxor | Luxor - West bank , sound & light show: After breakfast, cross the West Bank. Visit the Necropolis of Thebes, and the famous Valley of the Kings, where 64 of Egypt's Pharaohs had their tombs carved out of solid rock. The temple of Queen Hatshepsut at Deir El-Bahari, built into the sheer Theban cliffs, As well as the Colossi of Memnon. Back to Lunch, Dinner overnight in Luxor - Sound & Light show at Karnak - (B,L,D) | | Day 8 | Luxor | Luxor - East bank , Sleeping train: Disembarkation after breakfast, Visit The Temple of Karnak & the Temple of Luxor. Rest of the day free at leisure. Transfer to Luxor Train station for an overnight sleeper Train ride with Dinner and Breakfast on board. (B,D) | | Day 9 | Cairo | Arrive Cairo - overnight hotel: Arrival Cairo Train station and transfer to your hotel, Overnight at the hotel. (B) | | Day 10 | Return Home | Departure: Breakfast at the hotel our representative will transfer you to the airport and assist you at the airport through final departure formalities (B) |
| | | Total meals - 19 | Breakfasts - 9 | | Lunches - 5 | Dinners - 5 |
| Peak Periods:
1- Christmas & New Year (from 14 Dec 2007 to 06 Jan 2008) - extra supplement is : 30%
2- Easter (from 28 March 2007 to 10 April 2007) - extra supplement is 20%
B = Breakfast L = Lunch D = Dinner
Options
Most Tours includes pickup from and to your hotel in a private car, a licensed Egyptologist Guide, and entrance fees, except where indicated. The prices quoted below are per person based on double. In the case of a single person a supplement will apply.
Hot Balloon Flight (Over the West Bank) US$ 140
The hot air balloon flight takes place in Luxor, you can see the sunrise over the Valleys of the Kings and Queens, temples and the desert. The trip runs from around 5.00am until 8.30am, with about 1 hour in the air there is a minimum number of people required for the trips to run, and for this reason, and weather considerations, we can't guarantee that the trip will run everyday
Abu Simbel by flight US$ 140
(After the pyramids, Abu Simbel is one of Egypt's most famous sites. The temple there was built 3000 years ago to honor RamsesII and his wife, Queen Nefertari. Four powerful figures of the pharaoh stand over 60 feet tall. This temple, which has remained nearly intact over the ages, was rescued from the rising water of Lake Nasser by a team of UNESCO engineers, by cutting the entire structure, moving it stone by stone and reassembling it from 1964 to 1968. Abu Simbel is one of the world's best-traveled attractions and should not be missed.
Please book the Abu Simbel option when you make your initial reservation. The tour cost includes return ticket from Aswan. The flight takes about an hour and the sightseeing visit of the temple lasts about one and a half hours.
(Entrance fee to Abu Simbel is not included, you should pay it and you use the Local guide there)
Alexandria US$ 75
(Full day tour, approximately 10 hours) Depart Cairo early in the morning for about a three hour drive across the Delta. The places of interest that will be Royal Palace of Ras El Tin, Qitbay Citadel, Kata Kombs and Pompey's Pillar. Drive along the corniche to the white sandy beaches of Montazah where you can view the surroundings of King Farouk Palace. Note : If traveling on your own, a single supplement will be added
Sound and Light show at the Pyramids US$ 25
English: Friday/Saturday/Monday/Wednesday/Thursday Evening performance, approximately 2 hours
An evening performance at the Giza plateaus, where the Pyramids and Sphinx are specially illuminated to tell their story in the sound and light show. There are two performances each night in different languages, and starting times do vary according to the hour of dusk. Make sure to wear something warm during the winter months.
Dinner Cruise (5 stars deluxe) US$ 25
Take the opportunity to sail the Nile and see Cairo by night from the comfort of an excellent Cruise Restaurant. You will be able eat dinner and enjoy an oriental show, complete with belly dancing.
Fayoum Oasis US$ 55
(Full day tour, approximately 10 hours) The nearest Oasis to Cairo, 65 miles south west of the city. Witness a typical country setting with lush green fields set off by vibrant colours with the blend of desert and agriculture atmosphere. By the shores of Lake Qarun you will visit the Pyramids of Amenemhat III and Senousert II. Note : If traveling on your own, a single supplement will be added
Pharaonic Village US$ 30
(Half day tour, approximately 3 hours) Visit the Pharaonic Village, a recreated model of Ancient Egyptian life featuring a floating amphitheater, the Canal of Mythology, a display of the most prominent gods. A typical garden, wheat cultivation in an agricultural field, construction of papyrus boats in an ancient shipyard, fishing scene and twelve stands showing the most important crafts of ancient Egypt. |
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