Egypt 360° Collection: temples, pyramids and the Nile River
Egypt 360° Collection: temples, pyramids and the Nile River
The trip in a nutshell
This is a WeRoad Collection trip
Experience the authentic WeRoad adventure with added luxury. Enjoy accommodations in carefully selected facilities, staying exclusively in double rooms, and benefit from more comfortable and premium transfers. If you are travelling solo and wish to have a private room, you can add that at check out for an extra cost (if available). If you are travelling as a couple/pair, a double room is guaranteed for you at no extra cost.
Exclusive Accommodation
Examples of hotels where you will stay (hotel is specified on each day of the itinerary):
4-5 star hotels in Cairo: Hyatt Regency West or similar
3 nights on a cruise: Nile Premium Cruise or similar
Resort in Luxor: Sonesta St. George or similar
A trip to Egypt is a unique opportunity to retrace the footsteps of an ancient civilization that has fascinated - and continues to fascinate - people around the world. Divided in two by the mighty Nile River, Egypt is home to an incredible array of architectural wonders and friendly, charismatic people eager to show off everything their fascinating country has to offer.
On this trip we will start from the capital Cairo , a city full of energy and characterized by a landscape dominated by the majestic Pyramids of Giza . We will then fly south towards the great city of Aswan , the southern frontier of ancient Egypt, where the Nile is a spectacle of nature. We will visit the Temple of Isis and join a local Nubian family for dinner and dancing. We will set sail aboard our floating hotel for a three-night Nile cruise . We'll sail past the eastern desert and traditional palm-covered villages, stopping at Edfu , home to the best-preserved temple in all of Egypt, and the ruined city of Kom Ombo on the banks of the Nile. We will visit the Karnak Temple , dating back to 2,000 BC, and the Valley of the Kings, before reaching the final stop of our cruise: Luxor , considered by many to be the largest open-air museum on the planet. To conclude the trip we will fly back to Cairo for one last night in the capital where we can toast this wonderful adventure.
What's included
5 nights in a 5 star hotel
3-night cruise along the Nile River
Local Experience : traditional dinner and dancing with a local Nubian family
Entrance and visit to the Giza pyramids, Sphinx and Egyptian Museums on day 2
Flight from Cairo to Aswan on day 3
Entrance and visit to the Abu Simbel temples on day 4
Entrance and visit to the Kom Ombo temple on day 5
Entrance and visit to the temples of Edfu and Karnak on day 6
Entrance and visit to the sites of Luxor (Colossi of Memnon, Temple of Hatshepsut, Valley of the Kings) on day 7
Flight from Luxor to Cairo on day 8
All breakfasts, 3 lunches and 3 dinners
Local guide for the entire trip
- The assistance of the coordinator
Free cancellation with 100% refund up to 31 days before departure
Info to know
Entry requirements
Please visit your country's official government website to find out the necessary requirements for entering the country of destination.
Passport
For this trip it is necessary to provide an image of your passport/identity card with 6 months of validity remaining at least 30 days before departure to allow us to proceed with the booking of all travel services. The image can be uploaded to the reserved area following the booking.
Physical commitment
This itinerary has a LOW level of physical effort and the pace of the journey is considered relaxed. If foreseen, the trips are of short duration (maximum 3 hours); the excursions are accessible to everyone and do not require physical preparation. We will walk to explore the destination and structure changes are almost never expected.
Meeting and greetings
This trip starts and ends in Cairo. On the first day of travel we will be there by 6pm, on the last day you can leave in the morning.
Local culture
From 28 February 2025 to 29 March 2025 it will be Ramadan period: this means that the trip may be subject to changes based on the opening times of public places. The packed lunch will become our best friend and during the day we will be able to eat in private areas. Being a WeRoader also means respecting local traditions like this, it will be an opportunity to get to know them even more closely!