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Egypt Packages All Inclusive

All-inclusive Egypt packages offer a convenient and total way of seeing the great state's history, culture, and its beautiful scenery. In most instances, they include return flights, quality accommodation, all meals, local transportation, and guided tours to all of Egypt's iconic sights. Often included in these activities are the Pyramids of Giza, the Sphinx, the temples of Luxor, the Valley of the Kings, and the Egyptian Museum in Cairo. Most packages also include a Nile River cruise-a spectacular way of touring ancient sites along the river. The all-inclusive nature of such packages is very friendly to travelers, with mostly no extra costs for excursions, meals, and transfers. Expert local guides add even more depth to the experience by giving insight into Egypt's enthralling history. Whether you seek adventure, history, or relaxation, all-inclusive Egyptian packages offer a well-rounded and memorable vacation experience.

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Egypt Vacation All Inclusive

An all-inclusive holiday is the ultimate in exploring Egypt's wealth in history, scenery, and culture, along with faultless service and leisure. From bustling Cairo streets to serene beaches along the Red Sea, all-inclusive holidays meet every demand of each visitor and offer them once-in-a-lifetime experiences.

The Red Sea coastline is highly packed with all-inclusive resorts in Hurghada and Sharm El Sheikh. Indeed, luxurious resorts more often than not maintain spacious accommodation, a variety of dining options, and extended facilities for spa treatments and water sports. Gourmet meals, refreshing drinks, and access to private beaches are all arranged within the package price for guests. Most of the packages include guided tours to some popular sites and free time. The common itinerary can be begun in Cairo, which is a great place to explore-the Sphinx and the Pyramids of Giza. Next comes a tour around the Egyptian Museum, home to many antiquities, including the jewels from the tomb of Tutankhamun. A number of packages also offer private guides so that one receives a personalized tour full of historical insights.

There's also the ancient City of Luxor and some would say the "world's greatest open-air museum." In addition to tours to the Valley of the Kings, the Temple of Karnak, and Luxor Temple, all-inclusive packages might also include hot air balloon rides over the breathtaking scenery at dawn. Most of the all-inclusive tours include plans for excursions to the hotspots and free time. A popular package would start off in Cairo with an opportunity to visit the Sphinx and the magnificent Pyramids of Giza. That could be followed by a visit to the Egyptian Museum, which houses much of the antiquities, including the jewels from the tomb of Tutankhamun. Many packages will have private guides who assure experiences full of historical context.

Not far away, there's also the ancient city of Luxor, sometimes called the "world's greatest open-air museum." Along with Valley of the Kings tours, a day trip to the Karnak Temple and Luxor Temple, part of all-inclusive tours can even take hot air balloon rides over the stunning scenery at dawn.

In this regard, an all-inclusive vacation spent in Egypt will finally allow guests to fully experience the rich culture of the nation while benefiting from the convenience of package deals and the indulgence of luxurious accommodations. Fully inclusive vacations to Egypt include about everything one might need or desire for adventure, leisure, and cultural enrichment. A holiday in Egypt really is all-inclusive, with beautiful scenery and historical treasures around every corner.

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SONESTA ST GEORGE NILE CRUISE SHIP

SONESTA MOON GODDESS NILE CRUISE

Explore the most famous attractions in the whole world, The Nile is the longest river in the world, where the Ancient Egyptian Civilization was started on its banks, With SONESTA MOON GODDESS NILE CRUISE, explore the fascinating atmosphere at the Nile River, Enjoy discovering the most popular sightseeing in Aswan and Luxor, such as Hatshepsut Temple, Valley of the Kings, and Unfinished Obelisk.

The Nile has played a vital rule in the history of Egypt, with Luxor And Aswan Nile Cruise you will have the chance to explore the history and enjoy yourself with the weather, accommodation and facilities, as Moon Goddess Nile cruise Holidays,  will help you discovering the most astonishing Sightseeing in Luxor and Aswan, such as a visit to the Karnak Temple, the High Dam and the Unfinished Obelisk.

Sonesta Moon Goddess Nile Cruise Sonesta Nile Cruises and Stay offer a holiday experience like no other, A Nile Cruise trip is a very enjoyable experience that any visitor must do when he visit Egypt. The Nile Cruise trip combines the history with the pleasant atmosphere which makes it an unforgettable trip, Moon Goddess Nile Cruise is a relaxed and romantic way to visit the monuments of Ancient Egypt. Enjoy your holiday in the sunny weather of Egypt, Discover the best of Egypt from Moon Goddess Cruise Tour and Stay, Accommodation in 5 stars cruise, daily guided tours to the best locations to visit in the World from Luxor to Aswan Enjoy the best of Nile Tours in Egypt in our best deluxe and luxury cruises

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3 Nights Itinerary

Sonesta Moon Goddess 3 Nights Itinerary

 

 Itinerary A :03 Nights / 04 Days Nile Cruise From Luxor to Aswan Every Saturday

Day 1: World Tour Advice representative will meet you upon your arrival Luxor airport / train station, then you  will transferred to your Nile Cruise, Boarding before Lunch at 11:30 a.m - Enjoy your Lunch on board  Moon Goddess Nile cruise ship. Visit Luxor East Bank (Karnak & Luxor Temples), Dinner board Overnight in Luxor.   Day 2: Breakfast on board - Visit Luxor West Bank - The Valley of the Kings & Valley of Queens, The temple of Queen Hatshepsut at El Deir El Bahari & Memnon Colossi. - Sailing from Luxor to Esna - Lunch on board the Nile cruise ship - Enjoy your afternoon tea - Dinner on board Overnight in Edfu.   Day 3: Enjoy your breakfast on board - Tour to visit  Horus Temple in Edfu - Sailing to Kom Ombo, Lunch on board, Tour to visit Kom Ombo Temple which was shared by two gods Sobek & Haeroris in Kom Ombo - Enjoy your afternoon tea, Dinner on board Overnight in Aswan. Day 4: Enjoy your breakfast on board the Nile cruise ship, Check-out after breakfast at 08:30 a.m , Tour to visit Aswan High Dam, Philae temple & the unfinished Obelisk., then transfer to Aswan airport / train station for final departure

4 Nights Itinerary

Sonesta Moon Goddess 3 Nights Itinerary

Itinerary B :04 Nights / 05 Days Nile Cruise From Aswan To Luxor Every Tuesday

Day 1: World Tour Advice representative will meet you upon your arrival Aswan airport / train station,  you then transferred you to Moon goddess Nile Cruise ship for embarkation in Aswan before Lunch. You will be accompanied by your English speaking professional Egyptologist tour guide for an amazing tour on the Nile by Felucca around Kitchener\'s Island and visit the botanic garden. Enjoy your lunch on board. free time for leisure or for a walking tour in Aswan markets, Dinner on board. Overnight in Aswan  NB: You can go in optional tour to Abu Simbel in your firs   Day 2: Enjoy your breakfast, guided tour to Aswan High Dam, the Granite Quarries where is located Aswan unfinished obelisk, proceed in a motor boat to visit the Temple of Philae. Sailing  from Edfu to Kom Ombo at 12:00. Enjoy your Lunch on board the cruise. Visit Kom Ombo temple shared by the two gods Sobek and Haroeies. Sailing to Edfu. Afternoon Tea. Dinner & Overnight in Edfu. Day 3: Enjoy your breakfast, transfer by carriage to visit the Temple of Horus in Edfu. Sailing from Kom Ombo to Luxor. Lunch and dinner on board. Overnight in Luxor. Day 4: Enjoy your breakfast, then transfer to Luxor West Bank of the River Nile in Luxor to the Valley of the Kings, Hatshepsut Temple at El Deir EL Bahari and Memnon Colossi. Back to the cruise to enjoy your lunch. In the afternoon enjoy your tour to visit Karnak and Luxor Temples. Overnight aboard the Nile cruise vessel in Luxor.   Day 5: Enjoy your Breakfast, disembarkation from your cruise ship at 8:30. Then you will be transferred to Luxor airport/ train station for final departure

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Affordable Egypt Budget tours - Explore the land of Pharaohs on a budget

Egypt is a fascinating country with a rich history and culture, and it's possible to explore its many wonders even on a budget. Here are some tips for planning an affordable Egypt budget tour:

Choose the right time to visit: The peak tourist season in Egypt is from December to February and during this time, prices for accommodation and tours can be high. Consider visiting during the shoulder season (March to May or September to November) when prices are lower and the weather is still pleasant.

Book in advance: Booking your Egypt Tours Budget, accommodation, and transportation in advance can help you save money. Look for deals and discounts online or through a travel agent.

Explore on foot: Walking is one of the best ways to explore Egypt's ancient sites and cities. Many of the main attractions, such as the Pyramids of Giza, are within walking distance of each other. You can also take advantage of local transportation options like buses, trains, and shared taxis, and enjoy Egypt Budget Tours with Tango Travel Egypt.

Stay in budget accommodations: There are plenty of budget-friendly accommodations in Egypt, including hostels, guesthouses, and budget hotels. Look for places that offer basic amenities like breakfast, wifi, and air conditioning.

Eat like a local: Food in Egypt can be very affordable if you eat at local street stalls and markets. Try traditional dishes like falafel, koshary, and shawarma.

Take advantage of free activities: There are many free activities to enjoy in Egypt, such as exploring the Khan el-Khalili market, visiting the Al-Azhar Mosque, and wandering through the streets of Cairo.

Join a group tour: Group tours can be an affordable way to see the sights of Egypt, as costs can be shared among the group. Look for tours that include accommodation, transportation, and entrance fees to major attractions.

By following these tips, you can have an amazing Egypt budget tour without breaking the bank.

What are some of the best budget-friendly accommodations in Egypt?

Egypt has a wide range of budget-friendly accommodations to suit different budgets and preferences. Here are some of the best options:

Hostels: Hostels are a great option for budget-conscious travelers. They offer dormitory-style accommodation with shared facilities like bathrooms and kitchens. Some popular hostels in Egypt include Cairo International Hostel in Cairo, Dahab Hostel in Dahab, and Nubian Hostel in Aswan.

Guesthouses: Guesthouses are smaller and more intimate than hotels, and they often offer a more authentic experience. They are typically family-run and offer basic amenities like breakfast, wifi, and hot water. Some popular guesthouses in Egypt include Nubian Oasis Guesthouse in Aswan, Tutotel in Luxor, and Dahab Divers Lodge in Dahab.

Budget Hotels: Budget hotels offer private rooms with basic amenities like air conditioning, wifi, and en-suite bathrooms. Some popular budget hotels in Egypt include Pyramids Loft Homestay in Giza, New Palace Hotel in Luxor, and Blue Beach Club in Dahab.

Airbnb: Airbnb is a popular accommodation option in Egypt, with many hosts offering private rooms or entire apartments at affordable prices. Staying in an Airbnb can also give you the opportunity to experience local life and culture firsthand.

No matter which type of budget-friendly accommodation you choose, be sure to read reviews from other travelers and check the location to ensure it's convenient for your travel plans.

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A Gingerbread Getaway

Christmas reigned at the top of Hermione’s list of all-time favorite holidays, and gingerbread biscuits sat right up there alongside them as the king of yuletide indulgences with the likes of cinnamon-dusted eggnog, peppermint bark, and caramel-topped sour apple quills for company.

Her gingerbread fanaticism went so far as distinguishing an ideal gingerbread, with a superior texture. She had no patience for crunchy biscuits requiring the assistance of milk to soften the blow to her teeth. Hermione required a chewy center with only the slightest suggestion of crisp on the very edges: the fresher, and by association, warmer, the better. You might reheat them to near similar results, but she could always taste the difference. She could tell when Hannah Abbot served biscuits baked the night prior rather than those that same morning, no matter what the Leaky Cauldron’s proprietress might say.

So it was with great excitement and confidence that Hermione signed up for the Ministry’s recently announced Annual Holiday Gingerbread House Competition.

The first-place prize for the inaugural contest was a Romantic Getaway for Two to the Egyptian Sphinx Resort. The all-inclusive experience involved six nights in the Founder’s Suite, full spa privileges with a private masseuse, and even 24/7 access to a three-star Michelin chef–yes, even wizards paid homage to the rating system.

That wasn’t why Hermione wanted the prize.

What more interested her was not the what, but the where and the when.

You see, Sphinx Resort was located in Alexandria, home of the renowned library that was not lost, but hidden. Hermione had been trying to gain access for months to no avail. It wasn’t the library itself that barred her access–oh no, they were more than welcoming when she made first contact, even going so far as to offer her one of their limited scholar residencies. Hermione had made a name for herself in the past handful of years, and they noticed.

No. It was the Ministry, and, more specifically, her department head who refused to let her go. She was too valuable. Without her presence, the Department of Creature Rights and Regulations might just come to a complete halt.

What utter rubbish.

She knew, just as well as they, that everything she did was painstakingly noted in the database that she regularly maintained. Every. Single. Step. There was absolutely no reason why another employee couldn’t dive right in and find whatever it was they needed.

So. She deserved this vacation. She deserved a week of complete, uninterrupted bliss in the great quiet of Alexandria.

Too bad she wasn’t the only one with the same idea.

“What are you doing here?” she asked, not even bothering to hide her shock.

Malfoy turned to her, his own gingerbread house supply bag in hand, to raise a perfectly-shaped eyebrow. Like her, he’d come to pick up their materials, which were to be the same for every single participant. Unlike her, he could afford a trip to Egypt. He could easily buy out the entire city, spending every single moment being pampered to his heart’s delight. She also knew his department didn’t give one whit about vacation time.

“Same as you, I imagine,” he said with a drawl, looking pointedly at the bag she clutched tight to her chest, as if she was trying to shield herself, which she admittedly was.

“Since when do you like gingerbread?” She’d seen the way he inhaled candied apples and streusel back in their school days. He never came close to even breathing on the biscuits.

“Since when do you care what I like or don’t like?” He narrowed his eyes right back at her in mock suspicion, lips pursed as he, too, crossed his arms.

He had her there. She shouldn’t care.

Nevermind the fact that they’d recently worked together on a few coordinating projects between their departments; she supplied the creature research and handled all communication, while he, as the Auror, stitched together the information for the case at hand. As much as she hated to admit it, they worked together remarkably well. Just last week, they’d closed on a case where a house-elf had been accused of not only theft, but also murder. They’d proven Griff innocent despite all the initial evidence pointing to the opposite. It had been the wizard’s wife who staged the entire scenario and expected her house-elf to take the blame.

Every night while they’d worked on their evidence and reports, they’d taken turns indulging in their favorite takeout. She introduced him to her favorite Indian fast food, while he treated her to fresh-made pasta direct from Blaise’s villa in Seville. Their verbal barbs ran as hot and fast as their tea mugs, which were charmed to refill the second they dropped three-quarters to the bottom. Despite their intellectual match and culinary explorations, they never conceded to actually liking whatever the other presented.

So no, she shouldn’t care whether or not he liked gingerbread biscuits, or building gingerbread houses, or romantic getaways to Egypt. She actively turned her imagination away from whatever mysterious companion he intended to bring with him.

The figure she pushed away into the shadows of her mind looked suspiciously like Astoria Greengrass.

“I don’t.”

“Right.” He closed on the ‘t’ with a loud click and smirked in that way he’d perfected since they first started working together.

Not the smirk of their childhood that placed her beneath him. It was the smirk of suggestion and perhaps a little bit of invitation. It was a smirk that dared her to reciprocate.

“It doesn’t matter to me because I’m going to win.” Inwardly, she cringed at herself. It was too late to stop her chin from rising as she said the words in the haughty way she used to do in school.

Circe, she could be so bloody annoying.

“You keep telling yourself that, Granger.” Lips still tilted upwards in that smug way, he sauntered up to her, pausing once they were level to murmur just loud enough for her to hear. “Either way, I don’t intend to lose.”

She turned to snap at him, but he had already moved on past the line of other witches and wizards arriving to pick up their supplies.

“Malfoy giving you a hard time, Hermione?” Kind blue eyes peered at her from beneath a pretty blonde braid. Hermione’s stomach dropped and she struggled to keep the dismay from her face.

“Susan? What are you doing here?”

The other witch blanched and Hermione tried not to like it too much. It wasn’t Susan’s fault Hermione had failed to notice her own ex-boyfriend’s flagging attention, and the new relationship hadn’t even begun until several months after the messy breakup.

“Ronald asked me to pick up for him since he’s still offsite for the next few days.”

“Ah.”

Rather than force herself to make awkward small talk for the sake of the other woman’s feelings, Hermione gave a final, closed-lipped smile and walked away. Part of her wanted to pat herself on the back for refraining from cursing Susan’s materials.

There’d be plenty of time for sabotage once the competition was under way, and she had someone else in her sights.

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Written for the @yuletide-and-mulled-wine fest. Their full collection is now available to read, so go check it out!

I hope everyone’s holiday is going well and that you’re looking forward to 2024 😄 I am currently lying in bed coughing up a lung with my first instance of COVID, thanks to Christmas with my family. I’ll be staying in, obviously, but hopefully that means I’ll be back in the writer’s seat soon!

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What can a wedding ring say?

Here is the post you all wanted me to write (post) sooner, based on the final result of the poll:

Today, I’m going to share the project I’ve been working on for a while. I’ve been observing wedding rings for a long time, and now it’s time to share every single detail I observed; from their presence to their absence, and even the tiniest scratches and tan lines they leave behind.

Let’s begin with the material: The chosen material and design reflect one's character, while the inclusion of specific gemstones may indicate sentimentality or a desire for luxury. In certain cases, the material itself may even hint at one's financial standing.

Look for a date/name: Another noteworthy aspect to observe is the engravings adorning the rings. They offer a glimpse into the emotional connection shared between partners. They often show a date or a name (The date on the ring is often the wedding date, obviously).

Tiny scratches or well-maintained ?: A meticulously kept ring signifies attention to detail, while signs of wear and scratches may suggest a more adventurous, hands-on existence. Such marks can be a sign of a person’s occupation as well.

There is a peculiar observation I must share: I have noticed that widows often choose to wear their husband's wedding rings as necklaces—a sentiment-filled gesture. The ring, too large to fit on their finger, serves as a cherished memento of their late husbands, transformed into a necklace to keep their memory close. Additionally, recently widowed women are also likely to wear their own engagement rings due to their sentiments.

Culture: Now, let’s talk about the placement of these rings. There are some countries, where people wear their wedding rings on their right hand. So the ring placement can tell a lot about where someone is coming from. 

These are the countries where people wear their rings on their right hand: Germany, Chile, Colombia, Austria, Russia, Denmark, Georgia, Greece, Norway, Poland, Spain and Venezuela.

Conversely, nations like Brazil, Canada, Egypt, France, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Iran, Mexico, Sweden, Turkey, the United Kingdom, the United States, and Slovenia favour the left hand. Intriguing, isn't it?

You can read more about this part here. 

Ah, and now we come to my favourite part—the absence of a ring. Its meaning can vary greatly, encompassing personal choice and even professions that discourage its wear. Allow me to elaborate further:

Personal choice plays a significant role, as some individuals opt not to wear their wedding rings, defying tradition. So yes, you may encounter married individuals who forgo the wearing of engagement rings altogether—a matter of personal preference.

Consider also the implications regarding marital status. Not everyone is married, and the absence of a ring can indicate being single or even divorced. However, I must caution against hastily jumping to conclusions based solely on the absence of a ring. There may be more to the story than meets the eye.

 Tan lines: And let us not forget the telltale tan lines left behind by these rings. Though sometimes challenging to discern in poor lighting or other unfavourable conditions, they can provide valuable insights. Tan lines may indicate consistent wear, an occupation or engagement in outdoor activities, or even a sun-soaked holiday. 

Allergies, skin sensitivities, or medical conditions can render wearing a wedding ring uncomfortable or impractical, leading some individuals to forgo its presence due to these constraints. I’ve met many people that are married but don’t wear a ring due to skin sensitivities. 

As I always say, you have to observe the person completely. You have to gather all the pieces of the puzzle, you cannot complete if you only stare at one single piece! 

These are all the different aspects that I’ve observed till now, and are based on deductive reasoning. So if you met someone who has a ring tan line, don’t jump to the conclusion that they’ve been travelling. Look for other clues. Observe the whole thing. 

-ND

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tagged by @cicelythereaper (Thank you!)

relationship status: single

favourite colour: I love blue -- cerulean blue, ice blue, electric blue.

last song i listened to: "Dangerous" from Epic: The Musical

songs stuck in my head: "Would've, Could've, Should've" -- Taylor Swift

last thing i looked up: "Joseph Falaky Nagy The poetics of absence in Celtic tradition" (I know, incredibly glamorous and unpredictable.) (In my defense, I saw it on a German Wikipedia page and I needed to see if it was real or a Chat GPT thing since they HAVE created citations for him that aren't accurate before...as part of my ongoing hobby of Collecting Spurious Celtic Studies Citations from it.) (If anyone's in contact with him, don't tell him I didn't know that that was a real lecture of his.)

favourite food: Teriyaki chicken with rice, pork belly (either with ramen/rice or without), hot dog lattices, pavlova.

dream holiday: God it's hard, isn't it? Like, the problem with travelling a lot these days is that I get to travel to a lot of places, but I almost always want to return and see more and do more, so much bucket list is always growing longer.

I've dreamed of going to Egypt ever since I was a little girl; I've looked into all-inclusive group tour packages that wouldn't be *monstrously* expensive that would involve Cairo, Alexandria, Luxor, and Abu Simbel. It would be expensive, more expensive than I'm used to paying without someone on the other end compensating me for my expenses, but it would be a once in a lifetime kind of expense for a once in a lifetime trip.

Obviously, my heart's in Ireland, but it's always a matter of..."Do I want a holiday there or do I want to live there?" I'm never living in San Francisco, New York, or Amsterdam. For professional reasons, I might have to live at Dublin at some point because there's so MUCH relating to the field there, but I don't think I'd *really* be happy there. But those are all places that I've either enjoyed staying in...or enjoyed aspects of (in the case of NYC and Dublin). With some places in Ireland, it's the reverse where I know that 2 weeks or even a month isn't enough and it'll never really be enough unless I'm actually living there and I'm working there. I love going, and I take every opportunity to go, and I'm always grateful for the opportunity, but it's also never really enough, either.

I'd love to go back to the Netherlands, visit my friends there, see more of the country besides a few cities, grab the Miffy merchandise I didn't get ahold of last time, down my weight in Stroopwafels. I'd love to visit Japan one of these days, I feel like that's almost an inevitability at this point.

I'd love to go back to Norway for more than 24 hours, as Cicely knows, I've been drooling over a specific fine dining place in Norway that is set on an actual fjord and has an underwater level (If I had unlimited money, I WOULD spend a week or two in a submarine exploring the deep sea, though I wouldn't be doing it with carbon fiber.) I'd love to go to the Viking Ship Museum, I'd love to explore some of the country outside of Oslo, especially since that *is* where my ancestors are from and, not to be like "I'm Actually™ Norwegian™", but...my paternal grandfather actually was in contact with his cousins from there; it isn't a MASSIVELY distant thing like, say, the German or Scottish side of the family. Even if that's the fucked up side of the family.

I'd love to spend a week or two scurrying around London, seeing all the museums, possibly making a private trip to Whitechapel to give my regards to the victims of the Whitechapel Murders. I'd love to spend a month or so scurrying around France, especially Paris, Versailles, and Brittany. Closer to home, I've dreamed for ages of getting to spend a night or two in St. Augustine and getting to see the city at night, since we always have to leave before I can do the ghost tours. I'd love to go to Colonial Williamsburg at least once before I move from the States to somewhere else.

But. I love traveling, even when it doesn't always love me, since I have notoriously bad luck with it, and there's a lot of the world I still want to get to, and there's a lot I still want to do and see.

tagging: @fallenidol-453 @niccolodigenova @tybaltsjuliet @marzipanandminutiae @violetcancerian

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Memorable Journeys with Port Said Shore Excursions

With Port Said Shore Excursions, dive into Egypt’s rich history by embarking on a Day Tour to Giza Pyramids and Sakkara from Port Said. This journey takes you to the iconic Giza Pyramids 🏛️ and the ancient Step Pyramid at Sakkara, showcasing Egypt’s architectural marvels. These excursions are an integral part of the Egypt pyramid tour packages, offering travelers an unmatched cultural experience.

Scenic Cairo Adventures

Opt for a Cairo Day Tour to Giza Pyramids from Port Said, and enjoy the perfect blend of history and modernity. These tours are carefully curated by ETB Tours Egypt, ensuring you experience the best of Cairo day tours. A visit to Cairo is a highlight of many Egypt vacation packages and Egypt classic tours, giving you the opportunity to admire Egypt’s bustling capital and its ancient landmarks.

Relaxation and Adventure Combined

For those seeking a mix of leisure and exploration, add Nile cruise holidays to your itinerary. Enjoy a Nile cruise Luxor Aswan, or set sail on Nile cruises from Cairo to marvel at the timeless beauty of the Nile. These luxurious experiences can be seamlessly included in Egypt travel packages and all-inclusive Egypt vacations.

Tailored Tours for Every Traveler

Whether you're interested in Egypt private tours, Egypt women tours, or Egypt family tours, ETB Tours Egypt offers tailored options to match your preferences. For nature lovers, consider adding Egypt safari tours or Red Sea tour packages to your trip.

With Egypt holiday packages and flexible Egypt tour packages, you can effortlessly explore the best of Egypt with ETB Tours Egypt, ensuring your journey is as memorable as it is exciting.

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Middle East Tours

Middle East Tours offers a variety of tour packages that showcase the rich history, culture, and natural beauty of the region. From exploring ancient ruins in Jordan to cruising down the Nile River in Egypt, our tours provide an immersive experience that will leave you with unforgettable memories. Immerse yourself in the vibrant markets of Morocco or relax on the stunning beaches of Dubai - the possibilities are endless with Middle East Tours.

 dubai Tours Packages offer a variety of options for exploring this vibrant city, from desert safaris to luxury shopping experiences. Whether you're interested in cultural tours, thrilling adventures, or simply relaxing on pristine beaches, there is something for everyone to enjoy in Dubai. With knowledgeable guides and top-notch accommodations, Dubai Tours Packages ensure a memorable and seamless travel experience.

Explore the stunning landscapes, rich history, and vibrant culture of Turkey with our all-inclusive tour packages for 2025 via turkey tours packages  2025 . Our expert guides will take you on a journey through ancient ruins, bustling markets, and picturesque coastlines, providing you with an unforgettable experience of this diverse country. Join us in 2025 for a trip of a lifetime!

morocco tours packages offer a variety of options for exploring the diverse landscapes, vibrant cities, and rich culture of Morocco . From camel treks through the Sahara Desert to visits to ancient medinas and bustling souks, there is something for every traveler seeking an unforgettable experience in this enchanting country. With knowledgeable guides and comfortable accommodations, Morocco tours packages provide a hassle-free way to immerse yourself in the beauty and history of this North African gem.

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13 Nights -14 Days Egypt & Jordan Holiday Packages

Explore the splendors of 13 Nights / 14 Days Egypt & Jordan Holiday Packages, Experience the rich cultural heritage with Jordan Travel Package, Try Egypt and Jordan Combined Travel Package, Enjoy a tour from Cairo to Petra Jordan, scout Cairo attractions, Live a different atmosphere with amazing Nile view Between Luxor & Aswan, Explore the beauty of nature with Egypt to Petra, Embark on a fantastic trip visiting the highlights of Jordan. Explore Mount Nebo, Madaba, and the Dead Sea.

Day 1:

Upon arrival at Cairo airport, you will find our representative waiting for you with a sign with your name after that you will visit the most famous Giza Pyramids, the Sphinx, and the Valley temple then transfer to the hotel for check-in and overnight.

Day 2:

Pick up from the hotel and start a full-day tour to visit Memphis the first capital in ancient Egypt to visit the open air Museum and the colossal statue of king Ramses II after that drive to Sakkara to visit the first Pyramid built in history the Step Pyramid then visit the private tombs of the high officials to see the daily life scenes after that drive back to the hotel and overnight.

Day 3:

Pick up from the hotel to visit the Egyptian Museum to see the famous collection of king Tutankhamen and the other collections then drive to Old Cairo to visit Islamic and Coptic Cairo, the Hanging church, Ben Ezra Synagogue, and Amr Ibn El Aas Mosque after that drive to Khan El Khalili the famous bazaar after that drive back to the hotel.

Day 4:

Pick up from the hotel early morning and transfer to Cairo airport to take the Domestic flight to Luxor, arrive in Luxor and meet our guide then start a full-day tour to visit the West bank, Valley of the Kings “we will Enter3 royal tombs” then visit the temple of Queen Hatshepsut temple at Dier El Bahari and the colossi of Memnon then transfer to the valley of the Queens to visit the famous tomb of the Queen Nefertari  the most beloved wife from King Ramses II then transfer back to the cruise ship for embarkation, lunch, and dinner at the cruise ship and overnight.

Day 5:

Pick up from the cruise ship by our guide and start a full-day tour to visit the most famous Karnak temple the largest temple in the World after that transfer to visit Luxor temple then transfer back to the cruise ship,  after lunch the cruise ship start to sail toward Esna, reach Esna and cross the famous Esna Lock then sail again toward Edfu, reach Edfu, and overnight in Edfu.

Day 6:

Pick up from the cruise ship and visit the Edfu temple of God Horus after that back to the cruise ship, sail toward Kom Ombo, and reach Kom Ombo to visit the temple shared between the 2 Gods Sobek and Haroris after that transfer to the cruise ship, sail again toward Aswan, reach Aswan and overnight.

Day 7:

Pick up from the cruise ship and start a full-day tour to visit the famous Aswan High Dam, and Philae temple of Goddess Isis then drive to visit the unfinished obelisk after that drive back to the cruise ship and overnight.

Day 8:

Pick up from the hotel early morning and transfer to Abu Simbel to visit the great temple of King Ramses II and the small temple of his beloved queen Nefertiti after that  drive back to Aswan, arrive in Aswan, And transfer to the hotel in Aswan for check-in and overnight.

Day 9:

Pick up from the hotel and start a full-day tour to visit the famous Nubian Village to see the real Nubian Lifestyle then visit the Botanical garden to see a very famous collection of rare birds and plants after that transfer to Aswan airport to take the domestic flight back to Cairo, arrive at Cairo airport then transfer to the hotel in Cairo and overnight.

Day 10:

Pick up from the hotel early morning and drive to the second capital of modern Egypt Alexandria to visit the Great-Roman monuments, the Catacombs of Kom El Shokafa,Pompey’s pillar then visit Montazah gardens And King Farouk palace after that transfer to the library of Alexandria which contains more than 8 Million books After that visit Citadel of Qaitbay and the Mosque of Abu El Abbas after that drive back to Cairo,arrive in Cairo and transfer to the hotel overnight.

Day 11:

Pick up from the hotel and transfer to Cairo airport to take an international flight to Amman-Jordan, Arrival at  Queen Alia International airport, where you will be met by our representative to help you through formalities, then transfer to Amman for a City Tour of Amman, which includes Amman Citadel, the Roman Theatre, and Grand Husseini Mosque, and King Abdullah Mosque & Folklore Museum. Proceed to Jerash one of the best preserved roman outposts in the world, known as the Pompeii of the East for its extraordinary state,  Visit Umm Qais, then head back to your hotel in Amman for a drop-off.

Day 12:

Pick up from your hotel in Amman and depart to get some free time on the Dead Sea Shore the Public beach. Then onto Mukawir for a visit following the road to Mount Nebo where Moses was granted a view of the Promised Land. Afterward, head to Wadi Jadid for an overview and then to Madaba where you will visit Saint George’s church and see the incredible mosaic of the Holy Land. Transfer to your hotel in Madaba for a drop-off.

Day 13:

Pick up from Madaba Hotel and head to The “Red-Rose” City Petra. The world wonder is without a doubt Jordan’s most valuable treasure and greatest tourist attraction. It is a vast, unique city, carved into the sheer rock face by the Nabataeans. The entrance to the city is through the Siq, a narrow gorge, over 1km in length, After the Siq, you will be facing the Treasury, and then proceed to the Roman-style theatre. Get into your private car and around the city of Petra to see the Bedouin lifestyle there and then see the overviews of Wadi Musa.

Day 14:

Check out from Petra Hotel then transfer to Queen Alia International Airport by our representative to help you with the final airport formalities.

The mentioned tour itinerary include the following:

Private English-speaking Egyptologist tour guide.

Entrance fees to all the mentioned sites.

Transportation with private A/C van to all the mentioned sites.

The service of meet and assist at the airports.

5 Nights hotel accommodation with B/B bases.

4 Nights accommodation Nile view cabin at a 5-star deluxe cruise ship with full board bases.

1 Night hotel accommodation at Aswan with B/B bases.

3 Nights hotel accommodation at Amman with B/B bases.

Domestic flight tickets Cairo / Luxor – Aswan / Cairo.

International flight tickets Cairo / Amman one way.

Service charge and tax.

The tour itinerary not include the following:

Visa Entry to Egypt.

Optional tours

Any other items not mentioned.

Tipping Kitty.

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SONESTA ST GEORGE NILE CRUISE SHIP

SONESTA ST GEORGE NILE CRUISE SHIP

With our SONESTA ST GEORGE NILE CRUISE SHIP you can choose to cruise the Nile on board various Nile Cruises as World Tour Advice is offering Sonesta St George Nile cruise ship Get amazed by the weather and choose to start your tour from Luxor to Aswan and vice versa.

nile cruise tours,Start cruising the Nile River from Luxor city, which is one of the most famous cities in the entire world as it was the most important religious Pharaonic capital and includes many historical sites you will be able to visit. Luxor to Aswan Cruise offering visits to Luxor sightseeing such as Karnak Temple which is the largest Temple in the World, built by Amenhotep III and completed by Ramses II. It is the largest religious building ever constructed, covering about 200 acres, it was considered a place of pilgrimage for nearly 2,000 years.

Sonesta St George Nile cruise ships,Sail the majestic Nile River between Luxor and Aswan in the comfort and modern luxury of one of our 5-star Sonesta Nile cruise Tours,The Sonesta St. George offers luxurious accommodations that provide the ultimate in comfort, elegance and design 47 deluxe cabins and 9 Presidential Suites, one Royal Suite and . All featuring the highest quality furnishings and upscale amenities. Every Friday and Monday, All of That in Egypt Nile Cruises.

Itinerary

4 Nights Cruise Itinerary

Sonesta St.George Nile Cruise 4 nights tour itinerary

St. George Itinerary “ Nile Cruise 4 nights Itinerary from Luxor to Aswan

Day “ 1 ) Monday Our tour rep will pick you up from any destination at Luxor, such as Luxor airport, train station or Aswan hotels, then a direct, transfer to Sonesta St. George Nile, Embarkation before lunch at 11:00 am, Enjoy your lunch on board, Meet your Egyptology tour guide who will accompany you in sightseeing tour to visit Luxor East Bank (Karnak and Luxor temples) Enjoy your afternoon tea,, free time for optional tours, Dinner on board Overnight in Luxor Day “ 2 ) Tuesday Enjoy your breakfast on board, Accompany your tour guide to visit Luxur West Bank sites (Valley of Kings & valley of Queens, Queen Hatshepsut temple at El-Deir El- Bahari, then Memnon statues), Sonesta St George Nile cruise will proceed Sailing to Esna at 13:00, Lunch on board, Enjoy your afternoon tea on the cruise sundeck, Captin™s welcome cocktail, Dinner on board, Disco & music in the evening Overnight in Esna Day “ 3 ) Wednesday Sonesta St George Nile cruise proceed Sailing to Edfu at 5:00, Enjoy your breakfast on board during the sailing time, Visit Horus temple in Edfu, Proceed sailing to Kom Ombo, Lunch meal on board, Afternoon tea, Upon arrival to Kom Ombo, a guided tour to visit the temple shared by two gods Sobek & Haeroris in Kom Ombo, Dinner on board, Egyptian Galabya party Overnight in Kom Ombo Day “ 4 ) Thursday Sonesta St George cruise proceed Sailing to Aswan, Enjoy your breakfast on board, Start a guided tour to visit Aswan High Dam, Philae temple and the Ancient Granite Quarries including Hatshepsut unfinished obelisk, Lunch meal on board, Sailing on the River Nile by Felucca ( a traditional Egyptian boat ) to visit Aswan botanical garden, Afternoon tea, Dinner on board, At night Belly dance and Egyptian folkloric show Overnight in Aswan Day “ 5 ) Friday Breakfast on board the cruise ship, Disembarkation at 08:00 am, Optional tour to go to visit Abu Simbel temples

Sonesta St.George Nile Cruise 3 nights tour itinerary

St. George Itinerary “ Nile Cruise 3 nights Itinerary from  Aswan to Luxor

Day “ 1 ) Friday Our tour rep will pick you up from any destination at Aswan, such as Aswan airport, train station or Aswan hotels, then a direct transfer to Sonesta St. George Nile Cruise,Embarkation before Lunch at 11:00 am, Lunch on board, Meet your tour guide who will take you to discover Aswan, the southern part of Egypt, Aswan most famous attractions,, Visit Aswan High Dam and Isis temple known as Philae temple, Philae temple is located on one of Aswan beautiful islands, you will arrive it by a motor boat. Tour on the Nile by Felucca, Afternoon tea, Captain™s welcome cocktail, Dinner on board, at night enjoy the cruise Nubian Show Overnight in Aswan Day -2 ) Saturday Enjoy a splendid breakfast on board Sonesta St George cruise ship will start sailing to Kom Ombo maximum at 07:00 am, upon arrival to Kom Ombo, go to visit the Temple shared by two gods Sobek and Haeroris in Kom Ombo, Sonesta St. George Nile Cruise will proceed Sailing to Edfu, Enjoy your lunch on board, transfer by horse carriage to visit Horus temple in Edfu, After your guided tour to Edfu temple,, return to your cruise ship to enjoy your lunch, and enjoy the splendid views of the River Nile while the cruise ship continue , Sailing to Esna, Dinner on board, At night enjoy the Egyptian Galabeya Party Overnight in Esna Day “ 3) Sunday Early morning sailing to Luxor, Enjoy your breakfast on board, upon arrival to Luxor city, Start your guided tour to Visit Luxor East Bank “ Karnak complex & Luxor temple dedicated to god Amon and his wife Mut, Return to your cruise to enjoy your Lunch on board, Afternoon Tea, Dinner on board, Disco & Music in the evening Overnight in Luxor Day “ 4 ) Monday Enjoy your breakfast on board, Disembarkation at 08:00 am Start your guided tours to Visit Luxor West Bank “ The Valley of the Kings where are the hidden tombs of Egypt New kingdom tombs,  then a tour to visit valley of Queens, Then proceed to Queen Hatshepsut temple at El-Deir, Hatshepsut was an extraordinary queen, she was acting as a man, she was the only pharoah woman in all the Egyptian history, then you stop to take photos at the ruins of Amon Hotep III funerary temple & its statues known as Memnon colossi

Sonesta St.George Nile Cruise 7 nights tour itinerary

Day “ 1) Monday 

Meet our tour rep in any destination in Luxor such as Luxor airport, train station or hotels, a direct transfer to Sonesta St. George Nile Cruise, Embarkation before Lunch at 11:00, Lunch on board, Free time at leisure, Afternoon tea, Dinner on board, Dancing Music Overnight in Luxor Day -2) Tuesday Wake-up call, Enjoy your breakfast meal on board, Start a guided tour to visit the West Bank (Valley of Kings & Queens, the temple of Queen Hatshepsut at El-Deir El- Bahari and the ruins of Amon Hotep III funerary temple where are located his statues known as colossi Memnon), Lunch on board, Sailing to Esna, Free time at Leisure, Afternoon Tea, Captain™s Welcome Cocktail, Dinner on board, Disco & Music Overnight in Esna Day “ 3) Wednesday Sailing to Edfu at 05:00, Breakfast on board, transfer by horse carriage to arrive Edfu temple, Visit Horus Temple in Edfu, visit the open traditional markets in Edfu streets, return to the cruise ship, Sailing to Kom Ombo, Lunch meal on board, Free time at leisure, Afternoon Tea, Dinner on board, Egyptian Galabeya Party ( Galabeya is the Egyptian traditional clothes ), you can buy or rent it from the cruise bazaar or from Edfu markets Overnight in Kom Ombo Day -4 ) Thursday Sailing to Aswan, Breakfast on board, Visit the High Dam, the Granite Quarries and the Temple of Philae, Lunch on board, Sail on the Nile by Felucca and visit botanical garden, Afternoon Tea, Dinner on board, Belly Dance Show and Egyptian Folkloric Show Overnight in Aswan Day “ 5) Friday Breakfast on board, Free time at leisure, Lunch on board, Free time at leisure, Afternoon Tea, Dinner on board, Nubian Show Overnight in Aswan Day “ 6 ) Saturday Breakfast on board, Free time at leisure, Sail to Kom Ombo maximum at 07:00 am, Visit the Temple shared by two gods Sobek & Haerories in Kom Ombo, Sail to Edfu, Lunch on board, Afternoon Tea, Sail to Esna, Dinner on board, Egyptian Galabeya Party Overnight in Esna Day “ 7 ) Sunday Sail to Luxor, Breakfast on board, Visit the East Bank (Karnak & Luxor Temples), Lunch on board, Afternoon Tea, Dinner on board, Disco & Music Overnight in Luxor Day “ 8 ) Monday Breakfast on board, Disembarkation at 08:00 am, Optional tour to go to Abu Simbel temples, transfer for any destination in Aswan such as Aswan airport, train station or hotels

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Red Sea Holidays

The Red Sea is a popular destination for holidaymakers looking for sun, sea, and sand. It is a stunning location, with crystal clear waters, pristine beaches, and a rich cultural heritage. With so much to see and do, it's no wonder that Red Sea holidays are becoming increasingly popular.

One of the most appealing aspects of a Red Sea holiday is the weather. With year-round sunshine, you can escape the dreary weather of home and bask in the warmth of the sun. This makes it an ideal destination for those looking to escape the winter blues or enjoy a summer break.

There is a wide range of activities to enjoy on a Red Sea holiday. For those who love the water, there is snorkeling, scuba diving, and swimming to be enjoyed in the warm, clear waters. You can also take a boat trip to explore the stunning coastline or even go on a dolphin-watching excursion.

If you're interested in history, the Red Sea has plenty to offer. The ancient city of Petra, for example, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is just a short drive from the coast. The city is carved into the rock and is a fascinating glimpse into the past.

For those who want to relax and unwind, there are plenty of luxurious resorts to choose from. These offer all the amenities you could need, from swimming pools and spas to restaurants and bars. You can enjoy a massage or a cocktail while soaking up the sun, or take a stroll along one of the many beautiful beaches.

Some Tours about Red Sea Holidays

- Hurghada Holidays

- Hurghada and Luxor Holidays

- Hurghada and Cairo Holidays

- Sharm El Sheikh Holidays

Overall, a Red Sea holiday is a fantastic choice for anyone looking for a relaxing and enjoyable break. With stunning scenery, great weather, and plenty of activities to enjoy, it's easy to see why it's becoming such a popular destination. So why not book your own Red Sea holiday today and experience it for yourself?

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Since we're at booze, it seems that I have not advertised my skills at mixology yet.

I invited a friend for New Year's Eve, because neither of us could stand spending it alone, and I decided to splurge on some new cocktail glassware and ingredients for a couple of classic cocktails. But, making the classics is one thing, and inventing or improving the recipes is another - after merging elements from Irish Coffee and The Godfather into what I named the Tom Hagen, I got an idea that I first tested on my mother, who recently discovered the joys of all-inclusive holidays in Tunisia and Egypt. Enter...

The Gordon Pasha

While cooking something slightly Middle-Eastern last summer, I discovered the interesting combination of date syrup and lime juice, and it so happens that, unlike me, both my mother and my friend like gin. How do I make that hellish furniture polish taste well?

Enter the Southside cocktail: gin, lime juice, simple syrup, mint. Foolproof. But how about swapping simple syrup for date syrup, to get The Combination? It turns out that even if you have to use an old pickle jar for a shaker (my mother not being one for fine drinking), it works. Adding a bit of brown sugar helped, hence the small bottle with a red cap (something we call a "monkey" over here) hiding in the photo: it contains a mixture of two parts date syrup, one part simple syrup, one part water, considering that date syrup available in stores is semi-solid and something of a nuisance to pour and measure.

So, the Gordon Pasha, as pictured, is:

60 ml of Gordon's Dry Gin

30 ml of lime juice

30 ml of date syrup

6 mint leaves

Shaken to hell and back and strained into a Martini glass. Thank you.

The Barbary Corsair

The tall, dark and tentacled with an orange slice in the second photo is something that I whipped up for the post-New Year weekend, since the supplies didn't run out that much.

I wanted a fizzy long drink with dark spiced rum, but not necessarily a Cuba Libre, so I mixed it with The Combination, in different proportions.

40 ml of Kraken Black Spiced Rum

40 ml of date syrup

20 ml of lime juice

2 dashes of orange bitters

top with soda water

Stirred, it turned out pretty decent.

The classics pictured are, in order, the Pendennis Club, or at least a version with apricot-flavored vodka that I could get on short notice, the Sazerac (with the inside of the glass being sprayed with absinthe), Negroni and Margarita.

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Cairo, Nile Cruise and Hurghada Holiday

Cairo, Nile Cruise and Hurghada Holiday

The Cairo, Nile Cruise, and Hurghada Holiday package offers a perfect blend of Egypt's rich history, ancient wonders, and beautiful coastal relaxation. Start your adventure in Cairo, where you'll explore the awe-inspiring Pyramids of Giza, the Great Sphinx, and the Egyptian Museum, home to priceless artifacts like the treasures of Tutankhamun. Immerse yourself in the city's vibrant culture as you stroll through historic neighborhoods and visit the Islamic Cairo district, before setting off for your Nile Cruise.

Embark on a luxurious Nile Cruise to discover Egypt’s ancient temples and tombs while enjoying the tranquil views of the Nile River. Stops include Luxor, where you'll explore the grand Karnak and Luxor Temples, as well as the Valley of the Kings, where the tombs of ancient pharaohs are located. In Aswan, you’ll visit the famous Philae Temple and the Aswan High Dam. The cruise offers a unique way to experience Egypt’s timeless treasures, combining relaxation with cultural exploration.

The final stop in Hurghada provides the perfect contrast to the historical sites you’ve visited. This coastal resort town on the Red Sea is known for its beautiful beaches, vibrant coral reefs, and water sports. Whether you want to relax on the beach, indulge in a spa treatment, or dive into the clear waters to explore the underwater world, Hurghada offers a peaceful retreat. This holiday package provides the ideal combination of culture, history, and leisure, making it perfect for those seeking a balanced and unforgettable vacation in Egypt.

Cairo, Nile Cruise, and All Inclusive Hurghada Holidays with Maestro Online Travel are the top choices for vacationers who want to mix cultural knowledge, about ancient Egyptian history, and repose on one of the Red Sea Beaches during our Classic Holidays Egypt.  

Itinerary

Day 1: Cairo, Nile Cruise and Hurghada Holiday

starts with pick you up from Cairo International airport by Maestro Online Travel representative who will assist you in all airport procedures, then we will transfer you to a hotel in Cairo, relish your Welcome drink upon arrival at the hotel in Cairo, free time to relax, you can join one of our facultative tours, stay the night in Cairo.

Day 2: Giza sightseeing Tours, Pyramids tour

Breakfast at a hotel in Cairo. Meet up with your personal guide Private tours to visit the great Giza area where are the most famous monument of the world & of Egypt (the pyramids), Necropolis of Sakkara where you start by visiting the first pyramid built in Egypt ( the step pyramid), then Memphis which was the first capital of all Egypt after the unification between South Egypt and north Egypt 3500b.c. Our last visit will be Giza Pyramids and Sphinx. Shopping tours in Giza. Back to hotel for overnight

Day 3 : Aswan Nile Cruise Tour

Breakfast at hotel in Cairo, transfer to Cairo airport to fly to Aswan. Meet up with your guide in Aswan with a direct transfer to the cruise ship for embarkation before lunch. After lunch, you will start your tour to Visit the High Dam, Old Dam, The Unfinished Obelisk & Philae Temple, Visit the Botanical Garden by Felucca. Afternoon Tea Cocktail, buffet dinner with music and dancing. Overnight on board your Nile cruise in Aswan

Day 4: Kom Ombo Temple Tour

Buffet breakfast. Sail to Kom Ombo, after lunch you will visit the Temple Of Kom Ombo. Sail to Edfu, afternoon Tea Buffet dinner with a Galabiya Party on board the cruise ship. Overnight in Edfu

Day 5: Edfu Temple Tour

Buffet breakfast, tour to Visit the Temple of Horus in Edfu. Sail to Esna. Buffet lunch with afternoon Tea. Cross the Esna Lock & Sail to Luxor. Dinner in Black & White Dress with music and dancing party. Overnight on board your Nile cruise ship in Luxor

Day 6: Luxor West Bank Tour

Buffet breakfast on board the cruise, we will start our tour by Visiting first the West Bank of Luxor by visiting the Valley of the Kings, Deir El Bahary Hatshepsut temple & Colossi of Memnon Our second step will be on the East Bank of the Nile to visit Karnak and Luxor Temples. then you will drive to Hurghada by air-conditioned modern vehicle, overnight in Hurghada.

Day 7: Hurghada Red Sea

Breakfast meal at the hotel, relaxation day or relish one of our cheerful Red Sea Activities like Snorkeling, swimming, diving, lunch, and dinner in the hotel, overnight stay in Hurghada.

Day 8: Hurghada Holiday

Breakfast meal at the hotel, relaxation day or relish one of our cheerful Red Sea Activities like Snorkeling, swimming, diving, lunch, and dinner in the hotel, overnight stay in Hurghada.

Day 9: Hurghada - Cairo

Breakfast meal at the hotel, transfer to Cairo Airport to fly to Cairo, Arrival to Cairo, then transfer to your hotel, Meet up with your personal guide Private tours in Cairo to visit: Egyptian Museum, visit Citadel of Saladin, Mohamed Aly Alabaster Mosque, Khan El Khalili Bazaars. Shopping tours in Cairo. Then transfer back to the hotel, and overnight stay in Cairo.

Day 10: Departure

Enjoy a breakfast meal at the hotel, Maestro Online Travel will farewell you by transferring you to Cairo International Airport for your final departure. ( End of Cairo, Nile Cruise, and Hurghada Holiday)

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Luxury All-Inclusive Egypt Holidays: Your Ticket to World-Class Relaxation