7 Days
Private Tour
Run:13th & 14th April 2024
1275$ USD
This 7-day Easter Cairo and the Nile by Air tour is one of the most enjoyable Egypt Easter holidays! In Cairo, you will discover the secrets of the Giza Pyramids, the Egyptian Museum, and Khan El Khalili during Egypt tours. Afterward, you fly to Luxor to go on a journey sailing down the Nile in the most deluxe style. On your Egypt Nile cruise tours, you will explore monuments like the Karnak Temple, Luxor Temple, the Valley of the Kings, Philae Temple, the High Dam, Kom Ombo Temple, and Edfu Temple.
Upon arrival at Cairo airport, your tour manager will meet and assist you at Cairo International Airport and provide an entry visa for Egypt and then he will escort you to your hotel by exclusive air-conditioned deluxe vehicle. After you have checked- in your tour representative will discuss your itinerary and confirm your pick-up times for your Egypt tour packages. spend the rest of the day as you wish and Overnight in Cairo.
After breakfast is served in the hotel, you will be ready to explore the wonders of Cairo. You begin your visits by the Giza Pyramids where your Egyptologist would tell you all about the construction of these massive startling structures that used to serve as the royal necropolis of the kings of Egypt during the Old Kingdom. You discover the secrets of the Grand Pyramid of Cheops, Chechen, and Mykerinus. You will also view the greatness of the Pharaohs reflected in the Sphinx, the lion-bodied and Pharaoh-faced stone statue that protected the Giza Pyramids for years and years.
Lunch will be served at a good quality local restaurant. Then transfer to enjoy the Egyptian Museum which is home to more than 250,000 genuine artifacts.
The Museum also houses the world's largest collection of Egyptian art which covers roughly 5,000 years. Your tour also includes admittance to the Museum's Royal Treasures Room which houses all the jewelry and artifacts that were recovered from King Tutankhamen's tomb after being buried for more than 3,500 years. Continue to Old Cairo to visit the Hanging Church and Ben Ezra Synagogue. Continue driving to Islamic Cairo, where you will be able to explore Khan El Khalili, Cairo's old bazaar Khan el-Khalili Bazaar where traders have been selling their ware ever since the 14th century. If there is anything you want to buy at the bazaar, your guide will be happy to help you find what you are looking for. Even if you don't want to do any shopping, the bazaar is a great place to walk around or to sit down for some coffee while you watch the locals going out with their daily lives. Then transfer back to your hotel in Cairo and Overnight
After breakfast is served at the hotel, our tour guide will welcome you at the reception of the hotel. After checking out, you ride in one of our modern comfortable vehicles towards the Cairo Airport to take the domestic flight towards Aswan. Upon arrival at Aswan Airport, Deluxe Tour tour guide will welcome you to be transferred to your Nile Cruise ship to check-in Once you have boarded and checked in, you will have some time to settle in, and then you will be served your first onboard lunch. Enjoy your lunch, and then you will disembark and you will be taken to see the main attractions of Aswan's most famous attractions, the Aswan High Dam is one of the greatest accomplishments of modern Egypt. Former president Gamal Abdel Nasser constructed the High Dam to preserve the water of the River Nile and produce electricity in the 1960s. Then move to visit the Temple of Philae. Dedicated to the gods Osiris and Isis, the temple has some magnificent features including many pylons gigantic decorated stone capitals, and many other wonders. The whole complex was relocated after the construction of the High Dam to its current location at Agilkia Island. After visiting all the amazing sites, you will then return to the cruise ship where you will of course have some time for yourself before sitting down to a wonderful onboard dinner in the evening. After dinner, the remainder of the evening is yours to enjoy as you wish.
Wake up to an onboard breakfast, and then enjoy a wonderfully relaxing cruise to Kom Ombo. Spend the morning lounging around by the pool. At around midday, you will again be served a delicious onboard lunch, followed by some afternoon tea a little bit later in the day. Shortly after your afternoon tea, you will be taken to see the Kom Ombo temple to visit the Temple of two Gods, Sobek, the Crocodile God of fertility, and the falcon-headed Horus. This is where you enjoy exploring all the wonders of the temple.
Following your visit to Kom Ombo Temple, you will return to the Boat, and it will set sail for Edfu where you will enjoy another excursion, this time to see the ancient Horus Temple, which is also sometimes called Edfu Temple. Dedicated to the falcon god, Horus, one of the most impactful gods of ancient Egypt, this marvelous temple is the best-preserved temples of the Ptolemaic period in Egypt. On arrival back at your cruise ship, you will have a little bit of free time for yourself, and then it will be time for another excellent onboard dinner. You will spend this night of your Nile cruise at Edfu.
Morning breakfast, Then you will be leaving Edfu shortly after you have had your breakfast, and it will then sail towards Luxor, with lunch and afternoon tea being served along the way. On arrival at Luxor, you will be taken to see the remarkable Luxor Temple and Karnak Temple on the East Bank of Luxor, the Karnak Temple, an amazing complex that took more than 1000 years to be completed as each king and Pharaoh wanted to have his contribution added to it. You visit the startling hypostyle hall constructed by Ramses II, the sacred lake, several obelisks, and much more. Your next visit would be to the Luxor Temple, another fascinating temple of ancient Egypt. Featured with the two huge statues of Ramses II at the entrance, the temple was constructed more than 3000 years, today it shows how great, and brilliant the Pharaohs were with a civilization that existed for thousands of years. Overnight aboard your Nile cruise in Luxor.
Last day in the Nile cruise itinerary ends today, but still there is more sightseeing to visit in Luxor before your departure. Enjoy your onboard breakfast, and then it will soon be time for you to check-out and disembark. After disembarkation, Visit the West Bank of Luxor, or the city of the Dead as the Pharaohs used to call it. You start your visits by exploring the Temple of Queen Hatshepsut, one of the most charming mortuary temples of ancient Egypt. Famous Queen Hatshepsut constructed this temple which is featured with its terraces, statues of the queen disguised as a Pharaoh, and the chapels of Anubis and Hathour.
Your next visit to the West Bank would be to the Colossi of Memnon. These two huge statues represent the only remaining section of the once glorious temple of Amenhotep III. Your last visit of the day would be to the Valley of the Kings, the richest necropolis of ancient Egypt. Starting from the 18th dynasty, kings began digging their tombs inside the mountains to hide them away from robbers. The best tombs today include the popular tomb of Tut Ankh Amun, the tomb of Tuthomsis III, and many other beautifully colored tombs. Later you will be transferred to Luxor International Airport for flight to Cairo. Upon arrival, transfer to your hotel in Cairo and overnight.
Enjoy a breakfast at your hotel and then head out to Cairo Airport for your final departure back to your homeland.
Price quotes are in US dollars per person per trip all the Year Except over Christmas, New Year’s, and Easter holidays.
0 to 1,99 years: FREE 2 Years Old and below 6 years: 25% of adult price 6 Years up to 11.99 years: 50% of adult price 12 and Up: Calculate as an adult price.
Children policy is applied to children who share rooms with their parents (Maximum 2 Child sharing parent's room some hotels Maximum 1 child sharing parents’ room) If your tour includes airfare, additional charges for your children may apply. According to Booking Policy.
We are offering the minimum down payment of just 10% to secure your spaces on the tour including hotel room, cruise cabin, domestic flight ticket, and other travel services. The remaining balance can be paid up to four days prior to your arrival date or in cash upon arrival at the destination to your Representative.
In case you cancel your trip, the following of charges will be applied: From the date of booking until 61 days before your arrival date, 7% of the tour package price will be charged. Between 60 and 21 days before your arrival date, 20% of the entire tour Package price will be charged. Between 20 and 7 days before your arrival date, 40% of the package tour price will be charged. Between 6 and 1 days before your arrival date, 75% of the tour package price will be applied.
7 Days Easter Cairo and the Nile by Air will let you explore the best sites in Egypt, now you'll enjoy 7 Days Easter Cairo and Nile Cruise Tour with Deluxe.
7 Days Easter Cairo and the Nile by Air will let you explore the best sites in Egypt, now you'll enjoy 7 Days Easter Cairo and Nile Cruise Tour with Deluxe.
7 Days Easter Cairo and the Nile by Air will let you explore the best sites in Egypt, now you'll enjoy 7 Days Easter Cairo and Nile Cruise Tour with Deluxe.
7 Days Easter Cairo and the Nile by Air will let you explore the best sites in Egypt, now you'll enjoy 7 Days Easter Cairo and Nile Cruise Tour with Deluxe.
7 Days Easter Cairo and the Nile by Air will let you explore the best sites in Egypt, now you'll enjoy 7 Days Easter Cairo and Nile Cruise Tour with Deluxe.
7 Days Easter Cairo and the Nile by Air will let you explore the best sites in Egypt, now you'll enjoy 7 Days Easter Cairo and Nile Cruise Tour with Deluxe.
Discover now our answers to the most common questions that may come to your mind about tourism and trips to Egypt
Tour in Egypt for the Easter holidays celebrated on the same date as in the rest of the Christian world, according to the Western Christian calendar. It usually falls between late March and late April, depending on the lunar cycle and the calculation of Easter.
Egypt Easter Traditions Christians often engage in various religious activities, including attending church services, participating in processions, praying, and fasting. Families also gather for special meals, which may include traditional dishes such as feseekh (salted and fermented fish) and maamoul (stuffed pastries).
Easter in Egypt Sunday is not an official holiday in Egypt. However, Good Friday is an official holiday in Egypt for Christians, and some businesses may close or reduce their operating hours.
Families often gather for Common Easter Holiday Celebrations in Egypt, attend church services together and enjoy festive meals. Children can participate in Easter egg hunts, and families exchange gifts and greetings.
If you are planning to visit Egypt during Easter, know that it is a popular time for domestic travel, especially for Egyptians visiting family and friends. It is recommended to book accommodation and transportation in advance. In addition, local customs and Easter Traditions in Egypt must be respected, especially at religious sites
Booking your Easter tour at least 3-6 months in advance is recommended to secure the best rates and availability, as this is a popular travel period.
Popular destinations include Cairo, Luxor, Aswan, the Red Sea resorts (like Sharm El Sheikh and Hurghada), and a Nile River cruise.
Yes, Egypt hosts various Easter-related events, including traditional Coptic Easter celebrations, cultural performances, and special events at hotels and resorts.
Easter is an excellent time for a Nile Cruise as the weather is pleasant, and the riverbanks are lush and green, making for a scenic and comfortable journey.
