Check Availability From $360

Overview

A trip to Luxor is different. It's a city that may be described in a variety of ways. Visitors can think of it as a unique archaeological site or an open-air museum that houses some of the world's most famous artifacts. Enjoy sites such as the Valley of the Kings and Hatshepsut Temple; on the West Bank, see Karnak and Luxor Temples (optional).

On the western mainland, where the sun goes down and life is temporarily extinguished, you will find there another open museum, which has a funerary nature in the metaphorical and real sense of the word. There are tombs, the Valley of the Kings, and the Valley of the Queens. There are huge temples built in memory of the most famous pharaohs of their time, such as the Ramsesium Temple, which bears the name of Ramses II with its columns and inscriptions that tell stories about his exploits, especially the Battle of Kadesh and his victory over the Hittites around 1274 BC.

Enjoy our flights from Sharm El Sheikh to Luxor by airplane to live the most beautiful adventures in this city. Book now.

Inclusion

Luxor shopping trips (on request).

All taxes and service fees are included.

Upon arrival and departure, meet and help services at airports.

A modern and air-conditioned car is used for transfers during the Luxor trip.

Transportation services from your accommodation to the airport in Sharm El Sheikh and back.

All of the aforementioned Luxor historical sites' tickets and admission costs are included.

Every flight trip departing from Sharm El Sheikh is led by a certified tour guide.

Tickets for domestic flights from Luxor to Sharm and Sharm to Luxor.

Soft beverages and a complimentary bottle of water are provided throughout the excursions to Luxor.


 

Exclusion

  • Any additional that isn't stated.
  • Tickets for entry to the tombs of Seti I or Tutankhamun.
  • Luxor's Valley of the Queens entrance.
  • The rates do not include gratuities or thanks.
  • Drink something as you eat.
  • Individual expenditures.
  • Prices also apply to popular times of year, such as Egypt Easter and Christmas excursions.
     

Itinerary

You will be picked up from your hotel in Sharm El Sheikh and transferred to Sharm El Sheikh International Airport Upon arrival at Luxor International Airport, which is characterized by the character of Luxor's antiquities and the presence of hieroglyphic inscriptions on the walls of the airport, your tour guide will meet you in a private vehicle where you will visit

Karnak Temple, which the Greeks called the “Temple of Heaven on Earth” because its columns almost touch the edges of the sky.

Then you will continue your tour to Luxor Temple, whose road stretches along a set of rams' statues, connecting Karnak with another temple of the “The City of the Living”, the Luxor Temple, located south of the city.

Enjoy a delicious meal of Egyptian delicacies before your transfer to the West Bank, where you'll find another unique open-air museum, the Funerary Museum, both figuratively and literally. The Valley of the Kings and Valley of the Queens are tombs nestled into the rocks.

Facing Karnak, Queen Hatshepsut constructed her beautiful temple in Deir el-Bahri on Luxor's west bank. Jisro Jisro, which translates to "the holy of holies," was the name given to Hatshepsut's temple. Senenmut, an engineer, created it. After participating in our outstanding tour, you will be driven to the Luxor Airport and then to your hotel in Sharm El Sheikh to recuperate.

Price

Number of Persons Prices
1 Person $450 Per Person
2 - 3 Persons $400 Per Person
4 - 6 Persons $380 Per Person
7 - 10 Persons $360 Per Person

Start from : $360

Check Availability

Cairo Top Tours

Custom-Made in Egypt Journey

Customized tours of Cairo's most significant sights Customized tours of Cairo's most significant sights

You Also May Like

Looking for something different? check out our related tour now, or simply contact us to tailor made your Egypt tour

Day tour from Sharm El Sheikh to Cairo

From Sharm El Sheikh Airport to Cairo, enjoy the best and most sought-after route to explore the Three Pyramids, one of the Seven Wonders of the World, and the Sphinx, which symbolizes wisdom and power. Then the Egyptian Museum, which includes artifacts from all dynasties.

Tiran island snorkeling boat trip from Sharm el Sheikh

A boat to Tiran Island by yacht is one of the most famous and beautiful cruises in Sharm El Sheikh, enjoy with your friends or family to spend an enjoyable time all day on a yacht, during the trip I enjoy relaxation, recreation, watching the picturesque landscapes, swimming with a mask and watching a picturesque underwater world of the beauty of coral reefs and colorful fish.

Quad biking with Camel ride and Beduin dinner in Sharm El Sheikh

Visitors arrive in Dahab and Sharm El Sheikh first, where they enjoy the desert and Bedouin nightlife, as well as the splendor of beaches and water sports. Enjoy a four-wheel drive safari in Sharm El Sheikh and camel rides. Visitors from all over the world frequent the city's tourist resorts.

Nile Cruise Tour Package 5 Days from Sharm El Sheikh

The Giant Nile Cruise itinerary includes four nights from Luxor to picturesque Aswan and three nights from Aswan to Luxor. Enjoy a 5-day 4-night cruise starting in Luxor and ending in Aswan from Sharm El Sheikh. After enjoying and relaxing in the beautiful city of Sharm, the city of peace, it is necessary to visit Luxor and Aswan, which have a special character that is completely different from Sharm El Sheikh and the atmosphere of Sharm El Sheikh.

Reviews of the Middle East and Egypt Vacations

The kind of tours that budget travelers dream of-Many have acknowledged this fact on our social media pages, Trip Advisor, and You Tube videos. They do have professionals who show and explain everything for every location they tour in Egypt and the Holy Land.

Customer feedback samples that were destining to Egypt Tours include low-cost tours of Egypt featuring patently well-versed tour guides to put them through the history of every destination. They are displayed and reflected on Trip Advisors, YouTube videos, and our social media profiles.

Show More

The direct answer itself. Egypt is a very safe country, especially for tourists. All points and attractions are well guarded, tourist buses are escorted (some) and you will find security on the main streets of the city. 

The care and precautions that you have in your country or other destinations is the same that you should have in Egypt, in addition to respecting the recommendations of your tourist advisor or the tourist police.

Standard Arabic is used as Egypt's official language and is prevalent in written publications. In business settings, English and French are also widely spoken and used. As a visitor, you should have little trouble communicating in English since the majority of cab drivers, salespeople, workers in the tourism sector, and police officers are fluent in the language. All official signs, announcements on public transportation, and the majority of menus are also available in both English and Arabic.

The Vatican is open to non-Catholics, and churches all over the world accept non-Christians. Although not all of Egypt's sacred mosques are off-limits to non-Muslims. Muslims and non-Muslims alike are welcome to visit all of the historic mosques, including the Mohamed Ali Mosque inside the Citadel, the Amr Ibn El Ass Mosque, the Ibn Tulun Mosque, the El Refae Mosque, the Sultan Hassan Madrassa, and the Al Azhar Mosque. There are rules that must be adhered to, though. Never forget that a mosque is a place of worship and prayer for Muslims. It's not a gallery.

Scuba diving, snorkeling, boat tours, and lounging on serviced beaches are among the most popular activities.

Egypt is a nation heavily impacted by Islamic culture. When traveling, we advise you to observe local customs, be considerate of others, and avoid being overly ostentatious. Avoid wearing shorts, miniskirts, and provocative apparel (such as bikinis, crop tops, and low-cut blouses).

There are numerous well-known ancient Egyptian sites in Luxor. A day tour can take in the Karnak Temple Complex, Luxor Temple, Valley of the Kings, Hatshepsut Temple, and the Colossi of Memnon, among other notable sites.

Indeed, your visa will be stamped each time you depart Egypt for a foreign country, and you will require a new one upon returning to Egypt.

The currency used in Sharm El Sheikh is the Egyptian Pound (EGP).

Sharm El Sheikh is one of the most prominent tourist destinations in the Arab Republic of Egypt, as it combines the beauty of the Red Sea with the charm of the Arabian Desert. Sharm El Sheikh is an oasis for tourists looking for an exceptional experience that combines relaxation and adventure. The city boasts enchanting landscapes and a rich history that is reflected in its cultural and historical landmarks.

;

Cairo Top Tours Partners

Check out our partners

whatsapp-icon Cairo Top Tours