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Experience the enchanting magnificence of Egypt with our 7 Days Cairo Luxor Hurghada Egypt Trip. EgyptaTours offers top-notch services to all our clients, ensuring a memorable trip. Our trip includes a comfortable private A/C vehicle, relaxing accommodations, and a professional Egyptologist tour guide, making us the best travel agency in Egypt. Immerse yourself in the grandeur of Cairo’s famous landmarks such as the Giza pyramid complex and much more.
Explore the breathtaking Valley of the Kings, Queen Hatshepsut Temple, Karnak Temple, and other wonders in the heavenly city of Luxor. Unwind in the picturesque city resort of Hurghada, where you can discover the beauty of the Red Sea’s underwater marine life, silky beaches, and crystal-clear waters. Fulfill your dream vacation now by booking with us.
Day One: Arrival To Cairo Airport + Dinner Cruise
Your journey 7 Days Cairo Luxor Hurghada Egypt Trip will begin on day one when you land in Egypt as our “EgyptaTours ” representative will be waiting for you at Cairo airport at your arrival gate where he will help you complete all of your passport control formalities and luggage identification & carry. You will then be taken by a private air-conditioned vehicle to your 5* hotel reservation for checking-in.
In the evening, you will begin your tour by a Dinner cruise on the immortal Nile River where you will get to relax and enjoy a colorful belly dancing show with a folklore band featuring a magical Tannoura spin in keeping with Egypt’s whirling dervishes’ tradition.
In the end, you will head back to your hotel for the overnight.
Day two : Tour to Giza Pyramids & The Egyptian Museum + Fly To Luxor
You will enjoy your breakfast in the early morning and check-out from the hotel, then join your private tour guide across some of the most amazing historical sites on the plant such as:
One of the most impressive places on the 7 Days Cairo Luxor Hurghada Egypt Trip are Giza Pyramids Complex .
The greatness of the three pyramids of Giza, Khufu, Khafre and Menkaure, dating back to the Fourth Dynasty.
If the pyramids of Giza date back to 7,000 years of civilization, what about the ages of their ancestors? Imagine with me the greatness of places over which years have gone by with full force and which are still standing tall in the middle of their golden sands after the reflection of their sun, which does not tolerate the weak, and here it is looking at the coming years with the challenge of survival.
The Great Pyramid of Khufu. The pyramid of Khufu is located on an area of 13 acres, and its height was previously approximately 146 meters, but now it has become 137 meters and is considered the most imaginative and controversial monument in the world.
The pyramid of Khufu was the largest man-made structure until the year 1800, and it consists of 2.3 million blocks of stone.
Six million five hundred thousand tons, and the weight of one stone is about 12 tons, and many claim that the purpose of building the pyramid of Khufu is to be a tomb for King Khufu, but modern scholars have ridiculed this analysis and believe that the pyramid was built for a purpose much greater than that.
The Great Sphinx in Giza is one of the most famous tourist attractions in Egypt and the world. It is a limestone statue in the form of a mythical creature with the body of a lion and a human head. The statue stands on the west bank of the Nile on the Giza Plateau in Egypt, facing directly from west to east.
Measuring 73 meters (240 ft) long from claw to tail, 20.21 meters (66.31 ft.) high from the base to the top of the head and 19 meters (62 ft) wide at the back, it is the oldest known monumental statue in Egypt and is believed to have been built by the ancient Egyptians. The Old Kingdom during the reign of Khufu (circa 2532-2558 BC).
Between the three pyramids and the famous Sphinx, lies a distinctive archaeological landmark that occupied an important historical place in the Pharaonic civilization. It is the Valley Temple of Khafre, which was built at the time of the Pharaohs along the river.
It is placed in the sarcophagus, and when visiting the pyramids, visitors can tour the temple and see its gate, which is still standing.
The Grand Egyptian Museum is considered one of the largest museums in the world, as it is the largest global civilization and cultural project being implemented at the present time. It was designed to serve as a gateway through time for the convergence of a 5,000-year-old civilization with modern civilization.
The Grand Egyptian Museum was built in a privileged location on the plateau between the pyramids and modern Cairo, giving its visitors the opportunity to see the three pyramids of Giza through the dazzling glass façade in the entrance hall of the Grand Egyptian Museum, where the total area of the museum is about 500,000 square meters and the building covers about 168 000 square meters, and includes about 100,000 artifacts that are displayed to the world for the first time.
The Grand Egyptian Museum is not only a museum, but it was designed to be a cultural, touristic and entertainment complex and a scientific research center to be a destination for archaeological researchers from all over the world.
It includes stores and a center for the maintenance and restoration of antiquities, in addition to large areas that include a number of promising investment opportunities represented in a conference center, a modern cinema, a number of shops, restaurants, cafeterias, and open spaces that are suitable for holding cultural and entertainment events against the backdrop of the pyramids panorama.
Enjoy your lunch at a Pyramid / Nile view restaurant, then let’s continue our journey 7 Days Cairo Luxor Hurghada Egypt Trip you will head to:
Visiting Cairo museums, specifically the Egyptian Museum, comes at the forefront of these things. This museum located north of Tahrir Square is one of the tourist attractions that are worth a visit.
Because it includes various exhibits, numbering 180,000 pieces, each of these pieces displayed is of great importance and in turn reflects an important history that this country witnessed over many years.
The next step on the 7 Days Cairo Luxor Hurghada Egypt Trip, you will transfer to Cairo Airport to catch your flight to Luxor. Upon your arrival, you will check in at a 5* hotel in Cairo for the overnight.
Day Three : Tour To Luxor East Bank
Morning time, after breakfast, you will head to Luxor East bank where you will continue your 7 Days Cairo Luxor Hurghada Egypt Trip by exploring some tiptop Luxor tourist attractions including:
The Karnak Temple is a series of places of worship dating back to the Pharaonic era, extending over an area of more than 60 acres north of Luxor, and the Karnak Temple is the largest of its kind in Egypt and the world.
This temple reflects through the stages of its construction and development the history and culture of ancient Egypt, starting from the Middle Pharaonic era and ending with the Ptolemaic era through 8 gates, each of which leads to a majestic building of 10 great buildings, making it one of the most important tourist attractions in Egypt.
You will then enjoy your lunch meal, then transfer to your hotel to refresh yourself, then at night move with your tour guide to visit:
Luxor Temple is one of the places worth visiting on the 7 Days Cairo Luxor Hurghada Egypt Trip. Luxor Temple comes on top of the ancient Egyptian places that fall under the World Heritage List due to its beauty and authenticity, especially when it is seen at night in the midst of the quiet atmosphere in the heart of the temple and its splendor. It stands majestic and tall on the eastern bank of the Nile in the city of Luxor, extending parallel to the Nile River from north to south.
Overnight
Day Four : Tour To Luxor West Bank & Transfer To Hurghada
You will have your breakfast and check- out from the hotel in Luxor, then continue your breathtaking 7 Days Cairo Luxor Hurghada Egypt Trip with your tour guide then enjoy a tour of Luxor West Bank starting with:
One of the most interesting places on the 7 Days Cairo Luxor Hurghada Egypt Trip is the Valley of the Kings. The Valley of the Kings is the most famous and largest historical cemetery in the world, where the ancient Egyptians buried their kings during 500 years in that area.
The Valley of the Kings was known in the past as “the great royal funerary city for millions of years of the life, strength, and health of the Pharaoh in western Thebes,” and its name was hieroglyphic (Ta Sikht Maat), meaning the Great Valley.
Located in the ancient city of Thebes, on the west bank of Luxor, the Valley of the Kings is an ancient necropolis for the rulers of the New Kingdom of Egypt. It is really a wonderful place that raises surprise and admiration, as you will be able to see the tomb of Tutankhamun, which was discovered in its almost original condition in the twenties of the last century, in addition to the tomb of Ramses the Great, along with other famous pharaohs.
The name of Queen Hatshepsut will continue to hover in the sky of history until the end of creation, and it will remain engraved in the minds and hearts as it was engraved in the past on the walls of ancient Egyptian temples. Queen Hatshepsut, the first queen in history.
The Colossi of Memnon are located in the city of Luxor, Egypt, specifically in the western city of Thebes or the western mainland, in the Valley of the Kings region, on the road leading to Thebes Cemetery.
These impressive statues were built by the Pharaonic architect, Amenhotep bin Habu, in the first century BC, and the length of the two statues is twenty meters, surmounted by a carpet of green grass, in the middle of a vast space around them, and basically they were standing in front of a funerary temple built by King Amenhotep III, one of the kings of Ancient Egypt from the Eighteenth Dynasty, the most powerful ruling family in ancient Egyptian history.
You will then have your lunch at a Nile view restaurant and then drive to Hurghada.
Upon your arrival check in for a 5* hotel to spend the overnight.
Day Five: Hurghada Free Day
The fifth day is the most enjoyable and luxurious day in the 7 Days Cairo Luxor Hurghada Egypt Trip.
In your day five, you will be in Hurghada where you will have a free day so you can explore the city resort on your own and enjoy all that the city has to offer.
Day Six: Hurghada To Cairo + Fly Back To Cairo
On day six, after you have your breakfast, you will check out from your hotel in Hurghada then catch the evening flight to Cairo where you will spend the overnight.
On your final day, you will have your breakfast then you will be transferred to the airport where you will end your 7 Days Cairo Luxor Hurghada Egypt Trip , and return home safely.
Thus, we have completed our 7 Days Cairo Luxor Hurghada Egypt Trip. We hope that you have enjoyed the 7 Days Cairo Luxor Hurghada Egypt Trip with us, by seeing the sights of Egypt and Luxor, and enjoying a special time in charming Hurghada.
7 Days Cairo Luxor Hurghada Egypt Trip Inclusions
Meet & Assist Services at Cairo International Airport.
Accommodation for 2 nights at 5* hotel in Cairo.
Accommodation for 2 nights at 5* hotel in Luxor.
Accommodation for 2 nights at 5* hotel in Hurghada.
All transfers by air-conditioned modern vehicles.
Meal as mentioned in the itinerary.
Egyptologist tour guide during all tours.
Entrance fees to all sites mentioned in the itinerary.
All charges and taxes.
Egypt Entry Visa.
Tipping.
Personal Expenses.
Any optional tours not mentioned in the itinerary.
FAQs: 7 Days Cairo Luxor Hurghada Egypt Trip
A typical itinerary includes 2-3 days in Cairo to explore the Pyramids of Giza, the Egyptian Museum, and Islamic Cairo; 2 days in Luxor to visit the Valley of the Kings, Karnak Temple, and Luxor Temple; and 2 days in Hurghada for relaxation by the Red Sea, water sports, or snorkeling tours.
The best times to visit Egypt are during the cooler months from October to April. The weather is more comfortable for sightseeing, making it ideal for exploring outdoor attractions.
There are several options: You can take domestic flights between Cairo and Luxor, then Luxor to Hurghada. Alternatively, you can travel by train or hire a private vehicle, although flights are generally the fastest and most convenient option.
Yes, many tour companies offer guided tours of the major attractions in Cairo, Luxor, and Hurghada. These tours often include knowledgeable guides who provide historical context and insights into the sites.
Generally, Egypt is safe for tourists, but it’s always advisable to stay updated on travel advisories from your home government. Stick to well-traveled areas, avoid demonstrations, and stay aware of your surroundings.
Dress modestly to respect local customs. In Cairo and Luxor, lightweight, breathable clothing is ideal due to the heat. In Hurghada, swimwear is appropriate on the beach but cover up when leaving the beach area. It’s advisable to wear comfortable walking shoes for sightseeing.
The currency in Egypt is the Egyptian Pound (EGP). Credit cards are widely accepted in larger hotels and establishments, but it’s wise to carry some cash for smaller vendors and tips. ATMs are commonly available in cities.
Egyptian cuisine is diverse and flavorful. Expect dishes such as koshari, falafel, shawarma, and various fresh seafood in Hurghada. You will find plenty of options for vegetarians, and it’s also advisable to drink bottled water to stay hydrated.
Absolutely! This itinerary allows you to immerse yourself in Egypt’s rich history while also having time to relax. Enjoy the cultural sites in Cairo and Luxor, then unwind with beach time and water activities in Hurghada.
Most travelers require a visa to enter Egypt. Many nationalities can obtain a visa on arrival at major airports, while others may need to apply in advance. Always check the latest entry requirements based on your nationality.
