4 Cities in 4 Days (Cairo, Alex, Fayoum & Luxor)

Giza Pyramids, Egyptian Museum, Felucca ride & Khan Khalili Bazaar

Your day starts with a pick up from the airport by an experienced tour guide, then you head to Giza Plateau in a modern air-conditioned vehicle to enjoy the pyramids of Cheops, Chephren & Mykerinus & to do your camel ride in the Sahara Desert. After that, it will be just the right time to explore the Sphinx, the Valley Temple of Chephren. Lunch is included between visits. Then, you navigate through the Egyptian Museum of Antiquities in Tahrir Square. It has the largest collection of Egyptian Antiquities which exhibits over 250,000 artefacts, including an inclusive exhibit of King Tutankhamun treasures, gold & jewelry. On your way to the market, you will get your Falucca ride to relax & enjoy the fresh breeze of the Nile River. By reaching Khan Khalili Bazaar, you will have the chance to navigate through countless shops of all sorts of goods.

The Roman Catacombs of Kom El Shoqafa, Pompey's Pilllar, Qaitbey Citadel & the Alexandria Bibliotheca.

Our tour guide will be waiting for you at your hotel’s lobby to pick you up for Alexandria day tour. You’ll see first the famous Roman catacombs of Kom El Shoqafa which is considered one of the Seven Wonders of the Middle Ages. Then you move on to see Pompey’s pillar which had been dedicated to the Roman emperor Diocletian in the vicinity of the main temple of ancient Alexandria of god Serapis, and then you’ll see the 14^th century citadel of Sultan Qaitbey built over the destroyed Alexandria Lighthouse which is considered one of the ancient world, then to the Bibliotheca Alexandrina which is constructed quite close to the original sit of ancient Alexandria Library, and finally you’ll drive back to Cairo.

Valley of Wales, Qaroun Lake, Wadi El Rayan Waterfalls, Mudawara Mountain & Medinet Madi.

You will be picked up at 7 a.m to head to Fayoum , located about 100 kilometers south of Cairo. Fayoum is a vast depression which contains a big lake called Qaroun Lake. First you’ll see the site of Wadi El Hitan or (Valley of the Whales) which owes its name to its numerous fossils and skeletons of old whales, the site was designated as a World Heritage site in 2005 because of valuable fossil remains of the earliest, and now extinct “Archaeoceti”, it’s located in the unique Wadi El Rayan nature protectorate in Faiyum Governorate which also designated by UNESCO as a protected World Heritage site in 1989. then you will head to see Wadi El Rayan waterfalls. On your way to Wadi El Rayan you’ll stop to see Mudawara Mountain, afterward you’ll visit an ancient Egyptian site called Medinet Madi (Ancient City Uncovered), where the kings of the middle kingdom built a temple dedicated to the serpent goddess Renenutet, the temple built during the time of Amenemhet III, completed by Amenemhet IV and renovated during Greco-Roman period. eventually, you will get your lunch before heading back to Cairo.

Luxor Temple, Karnak Temple, Hatshepsut Temple, Valley of the Kings & Memnon Colossi.

you will be picked up from your hotel in Cairo to go to the airport to catch your flight to Luxor, then upon arrival, you will be welcomed by your tour guide to explore the wonders of Luxor. Since Egypt was ruled from Luxor for more than five centuries as the main capital of the country, and because of the major amount of its remaining monuments, Luxor is often called the world's greatest open-air museum. Your tour in Luxor will begin by transferring you towards the west bank of the Nile with our Egyptologist tour guide to visit first the Valley of the Kings where the most famous pharaohs had been buried, there you can see tombs of king Ramesses III, Merenptah the son of Ramesses II and his successor, Ramesses V & VI, King Tutankhamen, and others. Then you’ll move to the unique design temple of Hatshepsut, the only pharaonic queen who ruled Egypt for about 22 years. On your way to the other side of the Nile, you’ll pass by the two Colossi of Memnon which was preceding the huge memorial temple of King Amenhotep III, having your lunch in a good quality restaurant before visiting the sites of the east bank, where the daily cult temples had been built to the main god of the state at that time, god Amun-Re, for whom the large complex of Karnak temples had been dedicated, after visiting Karnak you’ll continue with another southern temple, Luxor temple, once it was built it was connected to Karnak with about 3 Kilometers long avenue of sphinxes, then you’ll drive back to the airport to head back to Cairo to be dropped off at your hotel.