Tour packages to Small Group in Egypt for 10 Days

After breakfast in the hotel, our tour guide will meet you in the morning at your hotel in Cairo or Giza to start your tour.

Your tour will begin with a stop at the renowned Giza Pyramids, where you can explore the Great Sphinx and the Three Pyramids. You will then proceed to King Chephren's Valley Temple, where his royal body was mummified before being interred. Each step of the mummification process will be described by your guide.

Following, we'll move to the Saqqara Necropolis, which has one of the most comprehensive archives of ancient Egyptian history. Imhotep, a renowned and brilliant architect, designed and constructed the Saqqara complex. Each magnificent building inside the complex was built for a religious purpose to aid his king, Djoser, in his afterlife.

Next, move on to Memphis City, home to many important temples and tombs. See the museum with its amazing artifacts, especially the marble Sphinx of Memphis and the colossal statue of Ramesses II, the legendary pharaoh of the New Kingdom and owner of stunning temples.

You will be transferred back to your hotel after your tour is finished and overnight

Included meals: Breakfast, Lunch

After breakfast in the hotel, our tour guide will meet you in the morning at your hotel to start your tour.

Then, proceed to the well-known Tahrir Square in downtown Cairo to start your private tour of the Egyptian Museum. The Egyptian Museum, which was built in 1902 and houses thousands of statues and coffins, is home to numerous artifacts. Your tour guide will be able to fill you in on a wealth of information about these items.

Then, your tour guide will take you on a tour of Old Cairo, where you can see the Citadel of Salah El Din and the Alabaster Mosque of Mohamed Ali inside. The Citadel is regarded as the administrative center of Egypt because it was built there from Salah Edin until the reign of King Farouk in the first half of the 20th century and is a unique example of Ottoman architecture in Cairo.

You will first stop for lunch at a high-quality restaurant before moving to Coptic Cairo to continue your tour. You will be amazed by the Hanging Church, one of the highlights of old Cairo, and you will also stop at the Church of St. Sergius, also known as the Cavern Church, which was constructed above the crypt where the Holy Family spent nearly three months and the well where the Holy Family drank. Finally, you will go to the Ben Ezra Synagogue, which is reputed to have been the location of the pharaoh's palace where Moses picked up the basket from the Nile.

Continue our sightseeing tours to cover Islamic Cairo trips, visits and investigate the various medieval Cairo relics to see the Old Walls and Mosques. The city's medieval madrasa, sails, and gates, as well as its ancient stone-paved streets, date to the 10th century. The walk concludes with tea at Fishawy's Oldest Cafe in Khan El Khalili, the ancient bazaar.

Included meals: breakfast and lunch.

You will move to Luxor on this day! After leaving your hotel in Giza in the morning, you will be transferred to Cairo Airport to board a domestic flight to Luxor, where our representative will meet and assist you. Once you land in Luxor, we will accompany you for approximately 30 minutes by car to the pier where your Egyptian Nile Cruise awaits. This will be your chance to experience the allure of the eternal river and learn more about its fascinating monuments and history. Lunch will be served on board the Nile Cruise after check-in and you can relax in your cabin.

The East Bank of Luxor tour will begin with the Karnak Temple Complex, built over two millennia to serve as a natural museum of ancient Egyptian art, a blueprint for the grandeur and glory of the Golden Age, and a repository of historical data. Then go to Luxor Temple, which is another indicator of the greatness of the kings of the New Kingdom. You will then be returned to the boat where you can relax and spend the evening at your leisure before enjoying a delicious dinner.

Possible optional tour to the sound and light show at Karnak temple.

Included meals: Welcome drink, Lunch, and Dinner

Following breakfast on the Nile cruise You will be accompanied by your tour guide as you begin your West Bank tours in Luxor. You'll begin with visits to the Valley of the Kings. Next, you will have a visit to Queen Hatshepsut's temple, also known as El Deir El Bahari's temple. It is actually considered one of the most prominent temples in Egypt.

After this unforgettable Luxor tour experience on the West Bank of the Luxor tour, you will be transferred back to the cruise ship, where you will eat lunch as the ship makes its way to Esna to cross the Lock. On the upper deck of the cruise ship, enjoy tea while admiring the breathtaking scenery of the lovely Nile Valley. Upon arrival in Edfu, where you will spend the evening taking in the belly dancing and musical performance on the calm waters of the Nile, a delectable oriental dinner will be served on board.

Included Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner.

Your breakfast will be served on board the Nile Cruise before the vessel stops at Edfu so that all passengers can board a horse-drawn carriage to visit the well-known temple there that is devoted to the worship of the falcon God Horus. After this, sailing to Kom Ombo will begin on the Nile. We will disembark when we get there for an amazing tour of the Kom Ombo temple, which was created in memory of two deities: the crocodile god Sobek and the Haroeris form of God Horus, who was worshiped in Kom Ombo.

While you are enjoying your tea, reboard the Nile Cruise, which will begin sailing in the direction of Aswan. The evening meal will be served, and you can enjoy the entertainment before another peaceful night's sleep beside the Nile.

Included Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner.

Enjoy your breakfast as you cruise along the Nile before beginning your Aswan day tours, The "Unfinished Obelisk," the largest ancient obelisk, and the High Dam are ideal starting points for your trip to Aswan. Visit the Queen Hatshepsut's Unfinished Obelisk in Egypt after that. The grand Temple of Isis and Hathor at Philae, which was built by Ptolemy II and finished by Roman emperors in honor of the goddess Isis, mother of Horus and goddess of magic, is a must-see on the final trip to Aswan. 

Dinner and overnight on board the Nile cruise.

Tonight you can take an optional tour of the sound and light show at Philae temple, click to check the price.

Included Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner.

After finishing your final delicious breakfast on the Nile Cruise, check out. Next, say goodbye to your friends before being driven in a contemporary vehicle to the Aswan airport for your flight back to Cairo. You will be greeted and assisted by one of our representatives when you arrive at Cairo International Airport, and they will drive you to your hotel for the night.

A tour to Alexandria, the pride of the Mediterranean Sea with its renowned Citadel built by Qaitbay in the 15th century, is optional and may be taken from Cairo today. Alexander the Great, the Great Pharaoh of Egypt, constructed Alexandria, as evidenced by its Greco-Roman structures, including the Pompey's Pillar and the Roman Catacombs of Kom El-Shoqafa.

Meals: Breakfast.