Enjoy a two-day trip, the first day, riding a felucca in the sunset, recreation in watching the sunset between the mountains, visiting the banana island, where you will see and live for some moments among the banana trees, take some memorial photos, eat fresh fruit, drink Egyptian tea, and then return to the hotel, and there is the second day, which is my choice, making a sound and light trip, is to visit the largest open museum in the world, "Karnak Temple" in Luxor, and do not miss the charming sound and light show in Karnak. Discover the secrets behind the ancient name of the temple, Thebes, and explore its important monuments. You don't want to miss the opportunity to experience the various achievements of the pharaohs, do you? As you pass through the gates of Luxor, you will be amazed by this magnificent city
Felucca Sunset Ride & Karnak Temple Sound Show in Luxor
About This Tour
Inclusions
- pick you up from your hotel in Luxor and return
Private transportation
Egyptian Tea
All Fees and Taxes
guide
Exclusions
- tipping (not mandatory)
(The second day is optional) to pay extra 17$
Tour Plan
Itinerary
Enjoy the magic as you enjoy the golden sunlight at sunset while riding a private white dhow on the sacred Nile River as the sun sets behind the hills of the West Bank. Enjoy the views, learn about sights from a guide, and visit Banana Island to enjoy fresh bananas and Egyptian tea. Ideal for families, couples, and friends, even if you are alone with a transfer from the hotel. And back to the hotel.
The second day is an optional day when the sound and light show is to visit the largest open-air museum in the world, the "Karnak Temple" in Luxor, and do not miss the charming sound and light show in Karnak. Discover the secrets behind the ancient name of the temple, Thebes, and explore its important monuments. You don't want to miss the opportunity to experience the various achievements of the pharaohs, do you? As you pass through the gates of Luxor, you will be amazed by this magnificent city that has won immortality with its giant monuments and magnificent temples.
Meeting / Pickup
Know Before You Go
- Stroller / pram accessible
- Infants must sit on your lap
- Infant seats available
- Passport required
Please Note
- Not wheelchair accessible
- Not suitable for pets
- No public transportation nearby
- Our representative will be waiting for you at your hotel carrying the company's logo and will be with you throughout the trip and return you to your hotel again
Cancellation Policy
- We will charge a cancellation fee of 100% if booking is cancelled 1 day or less before the event
- We will charge a cancellation fee of 0% if booking is cancelled 1000 days or less before the event
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3 Comments
4.2
Our group had an unforgettable time enjoying the serene beauty of the Nile during our felucca ride, watching the sky transform with vibrant colors as the sun dipped below the horizon. The evening sound show at Karnak Temple was a surprising highlight, immersing us in the rich history of the ancient site as we marveled at the illuminated structures. While the overnight accommodations were comfortable, a bit more variety in breakfast options would have been appreciated, but overall, we left with memories we’ll cherish for years to come.
4.2
Experiencing the tranquil glide of a felucca at sunset was a highlight for our family, offering a serene escape while taking in the stunning views. The sound show at the ancient temple was truly captivating, bringing history to life in a way that had us all mesmerized, especially the kids. As a minor suggestion for improvement, a bit more variety in the dining options would have enhanced our culinary experience, but overall, it was an unforgettable journey that we cherished together.
4.4
My felucca ride at sunset was an enchanting experience, offering a serene view of the Nile that felt almost ethereal. The sound show at Karnak Temple later that evening brought the history of Luxor in Egypt to life, but I wish there had been a bit more time to explore the temple grounds beforehand.