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Trip to Cairo and Luxor from Alexandria Port

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Experience a remarkable excursion starting from the Alexandria Port to Cairo and Luxor with visits to prime attractions like the Pyramids of Giza, the Museum, temples of Karnak and Hatshepsut and the Valley of Kings. An Egyptologist tour guide will be with you, sharing the secrets of the Pharaohs and revealing how life was in Egypt.

There are other places of interest in Luxor such as Temple of Karnak, Luxor Temple, and the Valley of the Kings, which will all ensure that you have a very informative trip.

Inclusion
  • Meeting and assistance services by our representatives at the cruise exit door in Alexandria Port.
  • Private, air-conditioned vehicle for excursions to Cairo and Luxor, on Alexandria Shore Excursions.
  • Entry tickets included all the above picture places in Cairo and Luxor.
  • An expert, English-speaking guide during your Egyptian Shore Excursions.
  • Complimentary bottled mineral water will be supplied during your Egypt tours.
  • Shopping tours in Cairo are offered upon request. 
  • All service charges and taxes are inclusive.
Exclusion
  • Any extras not mentioned in our Egypt Day Tours itinerary are not included.
  • Tipping is not included in the tour to Cairo and Luxor from Alexandria Port.
  • Tickets for cameras during the Giza Pyramids tour and Saqqara Necropolis are not included.
  • Prices are valid for tours during Christmas, New Year, and Easter in Egypt.

The itinerary starts to unfold as you arrive at Cairo International Airport. Alexandra Port representatives only proceed once you are transiting for a domestic flight to Luxor. 

The first day of your excursion will be spent at the Valley of the Kings, a well-known tomb complex for the departed kings and priests of ancient Egyptian royalty. The drawings on the walls of the graves tell us that there was no end to existence for good people who lived in this world.

You will also pay your respects to the two tall stone statues of Pharaoh Amenhotep III, which stood on a quartzite sandstone platform and were brought from the north of Luxor.

There is the Mortuary Temple of Hatchepsut, which is considered one of the most beautiful temples in Egypt. It is built and features three terraces along with a landscaped garden. The construction period lasted for fifteen years. Lunch will be provided on the island, and the tour will also consist of boat excursions across the Nile.

The Temple of Carnac, the most hazardous glory of Pharaohs of history, is very similar, even in the collective labor instilled by different ancient builders and the scads of Pharaohs.

Upon visiting the Luxor Temple, you will retire for the day at an exquisite five-star hotel.

You will check out after you have taken a bite of a sumptuous breakfast and kill time for your flight to Cairo, the city where your tour guide shall be waiting to receive you.

You will get to see the Giza Pyramids, which are considered one of the world’s Seven Wonders. You will visit three large pyramids, which are along the six small pyramids, allowing you to gaze at these beautiful edifices and appreciate their history.

After that, you will see one of the largest statues, the Great Sphinx, an impressive limestone structure with a lion's body and a human head representing power and wisdom. It is said the statue of khafra was built by Khafra, the 2nd pyramid owner, demonstrating great construction and ingenious engineering of the ancient civilization of Egyptian culture.

This structure also housed the granite coffin of King Chephren, the Ancient Egypt king, who was the second to the Cheops pyramid, and up to date amid the Famous Pyramids of Chephren stands a temple mummification. 

If it is still early, perhaps lunch at the Pyramids is advisable, and take the view at a restaurant by the Nile side before further discovering the city.

The next city is the Egyptian Museum, where you will be able to find one of the richest collections of Egypt’s artistic works in the world. The museum contains a spacious section devoted to artifacts of the young Pharaoh Tutankhamun and many other collections of ancient Egyptian art; thus, this place is a great asset for all who want to explore and understand this historical and amazing culture.

Later in the evening, you will be taken back and dropped off at the Alexandria port.

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It is not a coincidence or simplicity that the ancient Egyptians are moving millions of stones, some of which are a thousand kilometres away to build giant edifices unless behind them there is a strong incentive, greater than simply being royal tombs.
The current consensus among all archaeologists is that the pyramids are the tombs of the kings, a means of helping the King's soul rise upwards to join Ra's in heaven. Join the pyramids of Giza, Abu Simbel, and the Temple of Advu . 
Are you ready to explore funeral inscriptions within the pyramids?

However, a one or two day visit to this wonderful oasis is worth it, as Fayoum has its own unique magic. This destination is very rich in numerous archaeological sites, like the old city of El Fayoum (Crocodopolis).

Yes, generally Alexandria is considered a safe place for tourists, but it's advisable to take basic safety precautions and follow local guidance.

Luxor is considered an open-air museum due to its vast historical richness and diverse archaeological sites. It houses numerous temples, tombs, and archaeological landmarks dating back to the Pharaonic eras, making it an ideal destination for visitors and enthusiasts of ancient art and history.

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