13-Day Egypt Family Tour

Explore the Citadel of Salah El Din in the morning, echoing with tales of ancient battles. For military history enthusiasts, the National Military Museum reveals tales of valor. Ascend the heights of the Mohammed Ali Mosque for a panoramic view of Cairo, merging past and present in a lasting perspective.

In the afternoon, visit the Egyptian Museum for relics of a bygone era, including Tutankhamun's golden mask. Immerse yourself in the vibrant Khan El Khalili Bazaar, capturing Cairo's enduring spirit in a sensory experience

Today, you'll journey to Alexandria, on a three-hour road trip filled with ancient glory and modern vibrancy.
Your first stop in Alexandria is the iconic Library of Alexandria. This architectural marvel, a homage to the ancient library of the Ptolemaic dynasty, is a beacon of knowledge and culture.

Later, explore the Citadel of Qaitbay, a 15th-century fortress that stands where once the Lighthouse of Alexandria, a wonder of the ancient world, illuminated the seas.

Begin your day at Montazah Palace Gardens, where echoes of Egypt's last monarch linger among the royal foliage and sea breezes. This oasis seems to freeze time, holding the secrets of a bygone era.

Explore deeper into Alexandria's heart at the mysterious Catacomb of Kom El Shuqqafa. Descend the spiral staircase into a world where Roman, Greek, and Egyptian legacies intertwine in silent chambers, statues, and frescos. Nearby stands Pompeii's Pillar, a solitary giant amidst the ruins. 

As twilight falls, board the overnight train to Aswan. Feel the rhythmic lull of the train, a moving cocoon between worlds, journeying from the charm of the Mediterranean towards the timeless flow of the Nile.

Awaken to the rhythmic rumble of the train, with rustic Egyptian landscapes scrolling past your window. After a light breakfast, disembark in Aswan, where your local guide awaits to unveil the city's treasures.

Explore the High Dam, a tangible feat of Egyptian ingenuity. next, visit the relocated Temple of Philae and marvel at the Unfinished Obelisk in the Granite Quarries, each narrating a story of ancient ambition and modern preservation.

Immerse yourself in the rich history and culture of the Nubian people at the Nubian Museum before checking into your Nile Cruise boat for a well-deserved break.
In the late afternoon, embark on a delightful Felucca ride, gliding past Elephantine Island and capturing the breathtaking sunset over the Nile.

Embrace the day as your Nile cruise follows the ancient path of Egyptian royals, gliding on the river's silver waves. Your first stop is the unique Kom Ombo Temple, a testament to the Greco-Roman era. This dual sanctuary, dedicated to both Sobek, the crocodile god, and Horus, the falcon god, stands as a symbol of divine balance.

Later, the journey takes you to Edfu and its magnificent temple, also dedicated to Horus. Once hidden beneath the desert sands, it now stands as the best-preserved ancient temple in Egypt. Here, amidst the grand columns and intricate carvings, feel the pulse of history that has survived the test of time.

As dawn breaks, your Nile cruise arrives in Luxor, a city where ancient monuments rise with stunning grandeur. For a breathtaking start to the day, consider a sunrise hot air balloon flight, offering a panoramic view of these timeless wonders.

Your exploration in Luxor begins with the Valley of the Kings, where pharaohs rest in elaborate tombs. Accompanied by your knowledgeable guide, delve into the stories and secrets of this sacred necropolis. Visit the mortuary temple of Queen Hatshepsut, a testament to one of Egypt's most remarkable rulers.

Stand before the Colossi of Memnon, these towering statues are a gateway to the ancient world. For those eager to discover more, the option to visit additional tombs, including those of Ramesses, Merenptah, and others, awaits.

As dawn breaks in Luxor, the city awakens on the Nile's east bank. Your day begins with a visit to the grand Karnak Temple, a testament to ancient grandeur, followed by the Luxor Temple, where history whispers through the stones.
These ancient marvels, once linked by a path of sphinxes, offer a glimpse into a past both mystical and majestic.

In the afternoon, you'll transition from the echoes of antiquity to the serene beauty of the Red Sea. A four-hour journey by land escorts you to Hurghada, a gem on the sea's western shore, where the desert meets the deep blue waters in a harmonious embrace.

Savor one more morning in Hurghada at your own pace. When ready, a private transfer will escort you to the airport for your flight back to Cairo. We recommend spending your final night at the luxury hotel with views of the Giza pyramids, offering a memorable farewell to Egypt's wonders.