- Breakfast at the hotel at 6:00 AM onward

- Check-out from the hotel 

- Drive to the Egyptian Museum in Tahrir at 9:30 AM

- Visit The Egyptian Museum in Cairo (see the Prediluvian Jars, Unfinished box & the Schist disc)

- Lunch 

- Drive to Cairo airport & fly to Luxor 

- Drive to the hotel & check-in 

- Overnight at the hotel 

- Breakfast at the hotel at 6:00 AM 

- Drive to Dendera at 7:00AM (2 hours’ drive)

- Visit Hathor temple 

Hathor Temple is one of the best-preserved temples in Egypt. It is dedicated to the goddess Hathor, the goddess of love, beauty, and music. The temple features stunning astronomical ceilings, colorful reliefs, and the famous zodiac of Dendera.

- Drive to Abydos (2 hours’ drive)

- Lunch 

- Private visit to Osirion temple

The Osireion Temple, located behind the Temple of Seti I in Abydos, is an ancient subterranean structure believed to be dedicated to Osiris, the god of the afterlife. Built with massive granite blocks and unique architectural design, it stands out for its mysterious construction style, which differs from typical Egyptian temples. Many scholars consider it a symbolic tomb of Osiris and a place of great spiritual significance in ancient Egypt.

- Visit Abydos temple (Seti 1) 

The Temple of Seti I in Abydos is one of the most remarkable monuments of ancient Egypt. Built by Pharaoh Seti I and completed by his son Ramses II, it is dedicated to several deities, including Osiris, the god of the afterlife. The temple is renowned for its exquisite reliefs and vibrant colors, which are among the best-preserved in Egypt. It also houses the famous “Abydos King List,” an invaluable record of Egypt’s royal lineage.

- Drive back to Luxor (4 hours’ drive)

- Drive to the hotel 

- Overnight at the hotel 

- Breakfast at the hotel at 6:00 AM onward

- Check-out from the hotel

- Drive to West bank at 8:30 AM 

- Visit Vally of the Kings The famouse Valley of the kings, The Valley of the Kings is one of the most famous archaeological sites in Egypt. It served as the royal burial ground for the pharaohs of the New Kingdom

- Optional visit the Alabaster Factory (an alabaster workshop is a great place to see how traditional Egyptian stone crafts are made. You’ll watch skilled artisans’ hand-carve beautiful vases, statues, and other items from natural alabaster. It’s also a nice spot to buy unique souvenirs).

- Visit Hatshepsut temple 

Hatshepsut was one of the greatest rulers of ancient Egypt and one of the very few women to rule as a full pharaohduring the 18th Dynasty. Her reign was marked by peace, prosperity, and economic growth, with a strong focus on trade, especially the famous expedition to the Land of Punt.

- Drive to the Nile Cruise & check-in 

- Lunch at the Nile Cruise

- Rest

- Visit Luxor temple at 6:00 PM 

Luxor Temple is a magnificent ancient temple located in the heart of the city. It was built mainly by Amenhotep III and Ramses II and was dedicated to the god Amun.

- Dinner at the Nile Cruise

- Overnight at the Nile Cruise 

- Optional hot air ballon $150 A hot air balloon ride over Luxor is an unforgettable experience. At sunrise, you’ll enjoy breathtaking views of the Nile, the Valley of the Kings, temples, and the countryside from above. It’s one of the best ways to see the beauty of ancient Thebes from the sky.

- Breakfast at the Nile Cruise 

- Drive to Karnak temple at 8:30 AM 

- Visit Karnak temple which is one of the largest temple complexes in the world. It was built over 2,000 years and dedicated mainly to the god Amun. 

- Drive back to the Nile Cruise 

- Sail to Edfu 

- Lunch at the Nile Cruise 

- Lecture 

- Dinner at the Nile Cruise 

- Overnight at the Nile Cruise

- Drive to Edfu temple and visit Edfu temple by Saba’s bus 

- Edfu Temple is dedicated to Horus, the falcon god. It is one of the best-preserved temples in Egypt, with beautiful carvings and impressive architecture from the Ptolemaic period.

- Breakfast at the Nile Cruise 

- Sail to Km Ombo

- Lunch at the Nile Cruise 

- Lecture 

- Visit Kom-Ombo temple on foot 

This temple is a unique double temple dedicated to two gods: Sobek, the crocodile god, and Horus the Elder. 

- Sail to Aswan

- Dinner at the Nile Cruise 

- Overnight at the Nile Cruise 

- Breakfast box 

- Drive to Abu Simbel at 3:00AM (4 hours’ drive)

Abu Simbel is one of the most extraordinary monuments of ancient Egypt, built by Ramses II to demonstrate his power and divine status. The Great Temple is famous for its four colossal, seated statues of the king carved directly into the rock.

- Drive back to Aswan (4 hours’ drive)

- Lunch at the Nile Cruise 

- Take motorboat to Elephantine Island 3:00 PM

Elephantine Island is a magical and historic gem in Aswan, rich with ancient ruins, Nubian culture, and breathtaking views of the Nile, a place where history and beauty come together in perfect harmony, and to visit Satet temple and Khenom temple

- Sail back to the Nile Cruise 

- Dinner at the Nile Cruise 

- Overnight at the Nile Cruise 

- Breakfast at the Nile Cruise at 6:00 AM onward 

- Check-out from the Nile Cruise

- Drive to Phila Island at 7:30 AM 

- Take motorboat to sail to Philae Island

- Visit Isis temple 

The Temple of Isis is one of the most beautiful and well-preserved temples in Egypt. 

- Optional visit essential oil store 

Drive to the Unfinished Obelisk 

The Unfinished Obelisk in Aswan is the largest known ancient obelisk. It was carved directly into the bedrock but was never completed due to cracks in the stone. The site gives a unique insight into ancient Egyptian stone-cutting techniques and tools.

- Lunch 

- Drive to Aswan airport & fly to Cairo 

- Drive to the hotel & check-in

- Overnight at the Nile Cruise

- Breakfast at the hotel 6:00 AM onward

- Breakfast at the hotel 

- Visit the Grand Egyptian Museum at 10:00 AM 

The Grand Egyptian Museum is the largest museum in the world dedicated to a single civilization. Located near the Giza Pyramids, it houses thousands of extraordinary artifacts that tell the story of ancient Egypt across different eras.

For the first time ever, the complete collection of Tutankhamun is displayed in one place. With its striking modern architecture and state-of-the-art exhibition technology, the museum offers an immersive cultural experience that beautifully connects Egypt’s glorious past with the present.

- Lunch 

- Drive back to the hotel 

- Overnight at the hotel 

- Breakfast at 6:00 AM

- Drive to Dahshur at 9:00 AM

Dahshur is an ancient royal necropolis south of Cairo, known for its unique pyramids. It is home to the Bent Pyramid and the Red Pyramid, both built by King Sneferu. These pyramids show the early evolution of pyramid construction in ancient Egypt.

- Visit the Red Pyramid

- Visit the Bent Pyramid

- Lunch at 12 PM 

- Private Visit to Abu Rawash 2:4 PM

Abu Rawash Pyramid – The Lost Pyramid of Djedefre

Located just 8 kilometres north of Giza, the Abu Rawash Pyramid is often called the “Lost Pyramid.” Built for Pharaoh Djedefre, son of Khufu, it offers a unique glimpse into Egypt’s Fourth Dynasty. Although it was never fully completed, its elevated location provides stunning panoramic views of the Nile Valley and the Giza Plateau. This lesser-known site is a hidden gem for those seeking to explore beyond the famous pyramids.

- Drive back to the hotel 

- Overnight at the hotel

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- Breakfast at the hotel 6:00 AM onward

- Drive to Alexandria at 7:00AM (2 hours’ drive)

- Visit Kom El Shoqafa – Alexandria

One of the highlights of our trip to Alexandria was visiting the Catacombs of Kom El Shoqafa. This incredible archaeological site is considered one of the Seven Wonders of the Middle Ages.

- Visit Pompey’s Pillar – Alexandria (2 hours’ drive)

During our visit to Alexandria, we had the chance to explore Pompey’s Pillar (in Arabic: Amoud El-Sawari), one of the most iconic monuments in the city. This massive column stands about 27 meters high and is made of red granite brought from Aswan.

- Lunch at Sea food restaurant 

- Drive back to Cairo 

- Drive back to the hotel 

- Overnight to the hotel 

- Breakfast at the hotel at 6:00 AM 

- Drive to Sakkara at 09:30AM

- Visit Imhotep Museum 

- Visit Serapeum 

The Serapeum is an underground burial site in Saqqara, where the sacred Apis bulls were buried in massive granite sarcophagi. It dates to the New Kingdom and offers a mysterious and impressive look into ancient Egyptian religious practices.

- Go under the Step Pyramid (from the Southern Entrance)

- Special access to (the Southern tomb)

- Lunch at an amazing local house

- Drive back to the hotel 

- Overnight at the hotel 

- Breakfast at the hotel at 6:00 AM onward

 - Drive to Giza Plateau at 9:00 AM 

- Visit Giza plateau

- Walk around the great pyramid to visit the ruins of the pyramid temple to see the basalt floor and the tool 

  marks over the ancient advances machine. 

- Private Visit to Sphinx enclosure 

Experience the Great Sphinx like never before with an exclusive private visit. Get up close to this legendary guardian of the pyramids, admire its breathtaking details, and capture unforgettable photos without the usual crowds. This rare opportunity offers a truly personal encounter with one of the world’s most iconic monuments.

- Optional Camel ride: Enjoy an optional camel ride for a truly authentic desert adventure. 

- Drive to Sphinx enclosure 

- Drive to the Great Pyramid 

- Private Visit to the Great Pyramid 5:7PM

Enjoy an exclusive opportunity to explore the Great Pyramid of Khufu without the usual crowds. Step inside the last surviving wonder of the ancient world, wander through its mysterious corridors, and visit the King’s Chamber in a truly private setting. This rare experience offers an unforgettable journey into Egypt’s most iconic monument.

Step deeper into the mysteries of the Great Pyramid as you explore the Queen’s Chamber, located at the heart of the monument, and descend to the enigmatic Subterranean Chamber carved into the bedrock. These hidden spaces reveal the genius of ancient Egyptian engineering and the secrets of one of the world’s greatest wonders.

Note:

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- Drive back to the hotel

- Overnight at the hotel 

- Breakfast

- Check-out from the hotel

- Meet Saba Tours assistant & transfer to Cairo airport

- Departure