Private 2-Day Cultural Tour of Luxor's Ancient Sites

Welcome to the Land of the Pharaohs! Upon your arrival you’ll be warmly greeted by our representative.

Late in the afternoon, your cruise will dock in Luxor, where you’ll be transferred to explore the magnificent Luxor Temple on the city’s East Bank. This temple is a fascinating blend of ancient Egyptian, Christian, and Islamic influences, reflecting the layers of history that shaped Luxor through the centuries.

After your visit, return to the cruise for a delicious dinner on board, followed by an enchanting belly-dancing show. Spend the night moored in Luxor.

Special Note: If the cruise docks earlier (around 3:00–3:30 pm), you will also have the chance to visit the awe-inspiring Karnak Temple in addition to Luxor Temple.

Step into the awe-inspiring Karnak Temple, the largest religious complex ever built in ancient Egypt. Dedicated to the powerful god Amun-Ra, this vast site is a treasure of towering columns, intricately carved hieroglyphs, and monumental statues.

The highlight for many visitors is the Great Hypostyle Hall, an immense forest of 134 colossal columns that creates one of the most breathtaking sights in all of Egypt. As you walk through this sacred place, you’ll feel the grandeur and spiritual power that once made Karnak the heart of ancient Thebes.

After breakfast and check-out, begin your unforgettable day with a journey to Luxor’s West Bank, home to some of Egypt’s most iconic treasures. Your first stop is the legendary Valley of the Kings, where the pharaohs of the New Kingdom carved their magnificent tombs deep into the mountains.

Here, you will explore several tombs adorned with vibrant wall paintings and intricate hieroglyphs, designed to guide the pharaohs through the afterlife while protecting their treasures and mummies. Walking through these ancient passageways is like stepping back thousands of years into the heart of Egypt’s royal legacy.

ew Kingdom carved their magnificent tombs deep into the mountains.

Here, you will explore several tombs adorned with vibrant wall paintings and intricate hieroglyphs, designed to guide the pharaohs through the a