Tour Egypt by the New Year 2011

Departure: 27th.December,2010

 

Length: 9 Days - 8 Nights

 

Type: New Year 2011 Tour

 

Guide: Private Professional Egyptologist Guide

 

 

Tour Itinerary

 

Day # 1:) 27th, Dec, 2010 Arrival Cairo, Egypt

Egypt Worldwide representative will meet you at Cairo international airport beyond passport control to handle your Egyptian entry visa, then will be accompanied to your hotel for check in. Tonight, relax or enjoy optional evening of out of this world entertainment as we go to the Pyramids for the incredible Sound and Light Spectacular after you will return to your hotel and then the night is at leisure.

 

Day # 2:) 28th, Dec, 2010 Giza Sightseeing Tours - Luxor Sleeping train

After your relaxing breakfast at the hotel in Cairo your own private English speaking Egyptologist tour guide will take you to Sakkara that is part of Memphis"s massive necropolis, and the burial site of the most ancient Pharaohs where you will see the first pyramids ever built in Egypt "Step Pyramid of King Djoser that was designed by Imhotep, the ancient Egyptian architect also you will visit the Teti Pyramid and tombs in Sakkara then a relaxing drive to the famous Giza Plateau, home of Egypt"s GREATEST attractions to visit The Great Pyramids, ONE of the Seven Wonders of the ancient world including the Great Pyramid of Cheops, middle pyramids of Chephren and the little one of Mykerinos with camel ride and family photo in front of Pyramids, then visit the mysterious Sphinx, the Father of Terror for the ancient pharaohs, the tour includes visit to the valley temple facing the great sphinx with option visit to the solar boat this was a boat used to carry the pharaoh"s mummy across the Nile, and then buried at the foot of the pyramid for his use in the afterlife from there you will be transferred to Giza train station to board the Sleeping train to Luxor and overnight stay aboard the train.

 

Day 3:) 29th, Dec, 2010 Arrive Luxor - Nile Cruise sights

Meet and assist by our travel REP in your arrival at Luxor train station. Then you will be transferred by private air-conditioned vehicle to board the Nile cruise. Lunch is served a board, followed by a guided tour to visit the most famous Karnak and Luxor Temples. Back to your cruise ship for afternoon tea and dinner, overnight stay a board the cruise in Luxor.

 

Day 4:) 30th, Dec, 2010 Luxor sightseeing

Breakfast on board the cruise, followed by a guided tour to the West Bank of the Nile River in Luxor to visit the Valley of the Kings, Hatshepsut Temple at El Deir EL Bahari, and the Colossi of Memnon. Back to the nile cruise for lunch and an afternoon tea during sailing to Edfu. Dinner and overnight a board in Edfu.

 

Day 5:) 31st, Dec, 2010 Edfu & Kom Ombo sightseeing

Breakfast on board the cruise ship, then you will be taken in a guided tour to visit Horus Templein Edfu. Back to the cruise, start sailing to Kom Ombo. Lunch on board the cruise. A guided tour to visit the temple shared by the two gods Sobek and Haroeris. Sail to Aswan, dinner and overnight stay.

 

Day 6:) 1st, JAN, 2011 Aswan sightseeing

Breakfast a board the nile cruise, followed by an early tour to visit the High Dam, the Unfinished Obelisk, and the majestic Philae Temple during sailing by a small motor boat, visit the Botanical Garden. New Year Gala Dinner aboard the nile Cruise. Overnight stay on board in Aswan.

Day # 7:) 2nd, JAN, 2011 Aswan - Sleeping Train back to Cairo Disembarkation after breakfast. Free time in Aswan, transfer to Aswan train terminal to board the Sleeping train back to Cairo with dinner and overnight stay.

 

Day # 8: 3rd, JAN, 2011 Cairo Sightseeing Tours

Meet and assist upon arrival at Cairo train terminal, where you will be taken in a Full day tour to visit the world-renowned Museum of Egyptian Antiques that was built in neo-classical style designed by the French architec t Marcel Dourgnon which exhibits a collection now over 120000 masterpie ces ranges from pre-dynastic era, Pharaonic era to the Greco-roman period in Egypt including the treasures of the child King Tutankhamen, Pharaonic Gods and Goddess, with option visit to the mummies room at the Egyptian Museum where you may learn about the Great Egyptian civilization and the mummification art in ancient Egypt. Then you will also visit the Citadel of Saladin that is overlooking the city from the Muqattam Hills and Mohammed Ali Alabaster Mosque inside that was built in Turkish style and very similar to the Blue Mosque in Turkey and simply considered to be one of the landmarks in Cairo whose minaret can be seen from any part of old Cairo then visit the Christian heritage in Coptic Cairo including some of the early religious monuments of the city such as the hanging church or the suspended church this basilica church was named for its location on top of the south gate of the Fortress of Babylon the church became the center of the Christian Church of Egypt you will visit also the famous Jewish heritage in Cairo including Ben Ezra Synagogue the temple contains a Jewish heritage library, containing documents found here in 1896 that describe the economic and social conditions of Jews under Arab rule as well as descriptions of relations between various Jewish sects and overnight in Cairo

 

Day # 9:) 4th, JAN, 2011 Cairo / Home

Breakfast at your hotel in Cairo then you will be transferred to Cairo airport to fly back home.

Price includes

- Meet and greet service by our representatives at Cairo - Luxor airports

- All transfers by private air

- conditioned deluxe vehicles

- Egyptian entry visa upon arrival Cairo airport

- Accommodation for 2 nights in Cairo hotel of your choice with breakfast

- Accommodation for 4 nights on board nile cruise Aswan-Luxor on full board

- Accommodation for 2 night on board the sleeping train on half board

- Tour to Pyramids, Sphinx, Valley temple, Sakkara and Memphis

- Tour to the High Dam and Temple of Philae in Aswan

- Tour to Kom Ombo temple and Edfu temple enroute

- Tour to Karnak temples and Luxor temple in East bank of the Nile River

- Tour to Valley of the Kings ,Hatshepsut temple & colossi of Memnon

- Felucca ride in Luxor with sunset attendance

- New Year 2011 Celebration aboard the Nile Cruise

- Lunch meals (open buffet) during Giza & Cairo tours

- Entrancefees to the sights in Giza,Cairo, Aswan and Luxor

- English speaking guide in Giza, Cairo, Aswan and Luxor tours

-Service charges and taxes included throughout the tours

Price excludes

- Personal expenses

- Optional Tours

Accommodation Plan A - Superior

Hotel: Le Meridien Pyramids Hotel Cairo

Jaz Cruise : Jaz Legacy Nile Cruise

 

Accommodation Plan B - Deluxe

Hotel: Barcelo Pyramids hotel

Cruise: Crown Jubilee Nile Cruise

 

Terms and Conditions

Visa info

Egypt entry visa is required and already included in your package price and would be provided by our representative upon arrival airport for American Citizens, Canadian Citizens, British Citizens, Australian and most of Europeans and Latin Americans Citizens please advise the nationality at time of booking, also Egyptian entry visa can be obtained form the Egyptian embassy at your end.

General info

Prices are quoted in Euro currency per parson in double room. Single room is supject to a supplement

What to bring

- Passport valid for 6 months

- Comfortable shoes

- Cotton clothes in summer

- Warm clothes in winter

- Sun block

- Sunglasses

- Hat

- Photo/Video Camer

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