Have a amazing classic tour between Egypt and Saudi Arabia

Your personal guide will take you to Giza after you've had a filling and tasty breakfast at your hotel. There, you'll be able to marvel at the Great Pyramids of Giza, one of the Seven Wonders of the World. To get to the famous Sphinx and Valley Temple, walk or ride a camel. Following your tour of the pyramids, you will eat lunch at an ancient Egyptian restaurant and then head to the Egyptian Museum, which is located in the centre of Downtown Cairo's historical area and offers views of famous Tahrir Square. If there is time, you will be driven to Khan El Khalili, Cairo's oldest bazaar, after you have had time to enjoy the magnificent ancient Egyptian artefacts and treasures.

You are going to leave Cairo today and travel to the beautiful city of Luxor. Your tour guide will pick you up at your hotel early in the morning and drive you to Cairo International Airport so you can fly to Luxor. When you arrive in Luxor, you will be welcomed and driven to your luxurious Nile cruise, Salacia, in a premium air-conditioned car. Salacia will provide you with first-rate service, fine dining, and lodging during your Nile cruise. After a delectable meal on board, make your way to the East Bank to see the Karnak and Luxor temple at your first stop in Upper Egypt. After you get back to your cruise, enjoy a hot, freshly cooked dinner.

Enjoy your first meal while on board your cruise, taking in the peaceful panorama of the Nile. Keep going to explore Luxor's West Bank after breakfast. See the Valley of the Kings, home to the Royal Cemetery of 62 Pharaohs, and then go to the Queen Hatshepsut Mortuary Temple, Which built at Deir El-Bahari by the New Kingdom's architects in the fifteenth century BCE. As the day comes to an end, take in the majestic Colossi of Memnon. Once your time at the West Bank is up, head back to your cruise ship and begin your journey to Edfu while enjoying an excellent meal on board. Take advantage of your cruise's fantastic services, unwind for the remainder of the day as you sail, and enjoy some afternoon tea.

Sail to Edfu while enjoying an excellent meal on board your cruise. Once there, reach to Edfu Temple, which is home to one of the best-preserved Horus temples from the Greco-Roman era. Enjoy a wonderful experience while admiring the local way of life in Upper Egypt while travelling back and forth in a horse-drawn carriage to the temple. Explore the peaceful countryside lifestyle of the nearby farmers and fisherman. Take in the magnificent, green, fertile landscapes that are peppered with date and banana palm trees. Return to your cruise after your visit, then set sail for Kom Ombo, your second destination of the day. Land on the Kom Ombo shores and stroll through the town, passing through the locals of the town until you arrive at the unusual Kom Ombo temple with its two identical entrances, hypostyle halls, and sanctuaries. After your visit, head back to your cruise where you will enjoy an appetizing lunch while sailing to Aswan. As the day comes to an end, enjoy a warm, delicious dinner surrounded by the calm, serene water of the Nile River.

Sail to the lively city of Aswan while you enjoy another delicious breakfast on board. After arriving, spend a day sightseeing in this lovely city and getting to know the most friendly locals. Begin with a visit to the enormous Unfinished Obelisk, which is still lying on its side in the ancient Egyptian stone quarries. You will next go to the stunning Temple of Philae, which honors the two gods Hathor and Isis. Following your visits, you'll return to your cruise ship and enjoy a delicious meal while admiring the stunning waters of the Nile.

Enjoy a final delicious breakfast on board while cruising your final morning in the calm waters of the Nile. After breakfast, depart from the ship and make your way to the Aswan airport to catch your flight back to Cairo. Once there, you'll be greeted and given a ride to your hotel for your final night in the Land of the Pharaohs.
* Optional Group tour by Coach to Abu Simbel Temples for an extra Fees.

Enjoy a final delicious breakfast on board while cruising your final morning in the calm waters of the Nile. After breakfast, depart from the ship and make your way to the Aswan airport Once your hotel has served you a delectable breakfast, then you will going to Cairo International Airport to catch your flight to Riyadh. and Spend two nights staying in Riyadh.

Explore the ancient Diriyyah, the current royal family's residence and the site of the founding of the first Saudi state. In 1745, the city was designated as the nation's capital, setting the stage for the eventual unification of Saudi Arabia. Discover the remnants of the old town, which include a palace, homes, and a marketplace. See the 1895 construction of Masmak Fort, which was constructed under the rule of Abdullah bin Rashid, and browse the vibrant textiles at the Dirah Souq market. Visit the National Museum in the afternoon. It is a World Heritage Site that has eight galleries that together depict the entire history of Arabia. See Murabba Palace, a family home constructed from local materials and constructed by King Abdul Aziz in 1937. Go back to the hotel to spend the night there.

Transfer to the airport this morning in preparation for your northwest flight to Al-Ula. 
Explore the wonders of Madain Saleh, a World Heritage Site, during the afternoon. The city, which was formerly known as "Al Hegra" and was the southernmost settlement of the Nabatean kingdom, was formerly a stopover on the extremely lucrative trade route. The site is 2000 square meters in size and contains many rock-cut tombs and relics. Explore the preserved railway station, Qasr Al Bint, Al Farid Palace, Diwan Tomb, and Nabatean Well. Lunch at a nearby restaurant during the tour. If you have time, continue to the town's highest point, Harrat Uairedh, which offers breathtaking sweeping views of the environment. And Drink in the sunset from this spectacular vantage point over a cup of Arabic coffee or tea, and delicious dates. Return to the hotel for overnight in AlUla for 2 nights.
 

To start your full day of touring in AlUla, meet your guide in the hotel lobby. Explore the wonders of Dadan and Jabal Ikmah, two locations on the World Heritage List, during the day. One description of Jabal Ikmah is that it's an enormous outdoor bookshop with the widest variety and concentration of inscriptions in AlUla. The kingdoms of Dadan and Lihyan have Dadan as their capital. With a rich history spanning from the ninth to the eighth centuries BCE, this stone-built city is truly remarkable. The city is also home to more than ten tombs etched into the cliffs of red rock. The most well-known are the "Lion Tombs," which are sculptures of seated lions that indicate the final resting places of members of elite societies. Visit the Old Town after exploring the mountains to learn about Al-Ula's past. After your mountain explorations, visit the Old town to discover the history of Al-Ula and take a stroll through the Oasis & local farms. Meet a local family and have a tea with them. After refuelling it's off to the iconic 'Elephant Rock'. Return to the hotel for overnight stay in AlUla.

Transfer to your Jeddah flight from your hotel or resort in AlUla. Reach the Jeddah airport in the evening and make your way to the hotel to check in and spend the night.

Pickup in the morning from your hotel and transfer to the Jeddah train station to catch the Madinah High-Speed Seating Train. (travel time is approximately two hours; maximum speed is 300 km/h). When you arrive at the Madinah train station, your personal guide will meet you and take you on a day tour that includes stops at the International Fair, the Museum of the Prophet's Biography and Islamic Civilization, Qiba Street, which links the Holy Mosque and Qiba Mosque, and Souq Taiba. During the tour, lunch is served at a five-star hotel with a view of the Prophet Mohamed Mosque. Non-Muslims are not permitted inside mosques, but they are able to observe them from the outside. To return to Jeddah on the train. Arrive Jeddah train station with private transfer to the hotel for overnight stay In Jeddah.

The schedule includes a visit to the privately owned Tayebat Museum, which houses a four-story collection of artifacts from pre-Islamic times, Islamic manuscripts, antique coins, weapons, furniture, ceramics, and traditional Saudi clothing. One of the largest model collections can be found at the Jeddah Open Museum, which is situated in a lovely park with picnic areas. 'Floating mosque' is an amazing sight, as it seems to float on the water's surface. The tallest of its kind in the world, the Jeddah Fountain (also called King Fahd's Fountain) shoots saltwater at speeds exceeding 300 kilometers per hour out of the Red Sea. After that, the tour continues to Al-Balad, where you can see historic Ottoman homes, such as the Nasif House, which was constructed in the 1850s by the powerful Nasif Family. You're going back to the hotel to overnight stay in Jeddah.

After breakfast, transfer to the airport for your departure flight.