Marsa-Alam–Luxor 3 days 2 nights by car

Luxor, Luxor City, Luxor, Luxor Governorate, Egypt

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the temples of Karnak, the temple of Luxo, the temple of Hatshepsut and we go to the Valley of the Kings, the enormous Memnon colossi, Abydos & Dendera.

Duration

3 Days

Max. people

Pick up

A private car/minibus

Karnak Temple

Karnak Temple is a huge ancient temple complex in Luxor, Egypt. It was built over a period of more than 1000 years, from the Middle Kingdom to the Ptolemaic period, and is considered one of the most important archaeological sites in Egypt.

Luxor city in southern Egypt, on the east bank of the Nile River. It was once the ancient city of Thebes, capital of Egypt during the New Kingdom period (1550-1070 BCE), and is home to some of the most important archaeological sites in the world.

The Temple of Karnak is dedicated to the prominent state god Amun, along with his consort Mut and their son Chonsu, comprising the revered triad of Thebes.

The Luxor Temple

is an ancient temple complex located on the eastern bank of the Nile River in Luxor, Egypt.

Constructed over several centuries, from the 14th century BC to Roman times, it stands as one of the most well-preserved temples in Egypt.

Marsa-Alam–Luxor 3 days 2 nights by car At 4 o’clock in the morning an employee of egypte4allreizen will pick you up at the hotel and we will drive to Luxor via Safaga and Qina. You will receive a breakfast package from the hotel. When we are on our way, we take a break at the cafeteria.

Marsa-Alam– Luxor 3 days 2 nights by car The Price for the excursion is:

1 person 620 €
2 persons 520 € p.p
3/8 persons 420 € p.p

Marsa-Alam– Luxor 3 days 2 nights by car Tickets to the monuments for children

– Children from 0 – 5.99 years free.

– Children 6 to 12 years pay 50%

All prices are subject to change

egypt4allreizen is not liable for theft and or accidents. But we will be at your side to solve the problem.

You must pay a 50% deposit when booking excursions.

None of these excursions may be used by third parties. Unless permission is requested from egypte4allreizen.com.

Included/Excluded

Transport from Marsa-Alam to Luxor and back
Luxor hotel + 2 breakfast
3 lunches
2 dinner for the first and second days
Tickets
Motorboat from the temples of Karnak to the harbor of the West Bank.
For the road, there is a bottle of water and a can of Coke per person.
Dutch speaking guide

coffee, tea, soft drinks and other drinks for lunches and dinner are not included
Tips for the driver and guide
Extra tickets Valley of the Kings
Personal expenses
Snacks and drinks for the bus on the way back
Egypt4allreizen is not liable for theft and/or accidents.
The balloon ride is optional and therefore not included in the price

Tour Plan

Day 1 The first day

We are going to visit the largest temples in Egypt, the temples of Karnak. The temples are dedicated to the great state god Amun, his wife Mut and their son Chonsu, this is the triad of Thebes. Then we go to lunch.

After lunch we will take you to your hotel. And after you have rested a bit, we will take a tour of Luxor by carriage. Then we go to the Luxor Temple to enjoy the beautiful illuminated temple. After visiting the temple we go to a restaurant where we will taste Egyptian dishes. After dinner we return to the hotel.

Day 2 The second day

Early in the morning we will go ballooning and enjoy the beautiful view over the Nile Valley. After the balloon flight we go to Hatshepsut's temple and then to the Valley of the Kings, we visit three tombs on 1 ticket.

Additional tickets must be purchased for the tombs of Ramses VI, Tutankhamun and Seti I, but please confirm this with your guide before you leave the bus.

After visiting the Valley of the Kings we drive to the enormous Memnon colossi that used to stand in front of the temple of King Amenhotep III. After this visit we return to the hotel in Luxor.

Day 3 The third day

Since this is the last day of your Luxor trip you will need to take all the luggage from your room and load it into the car/bus.

We drive via the east side of the Nile to Abydos, here are the centograph temples of Seti I and his son Ramses II. Behind the temple of Seti I lies the Osirium, which is the mythological tomb of Osiris. The Osirium was built by the grandson of Seti I and son and successor of Ramesses II king Merenptah.

After the visit we will have lunch in Abydos and this will be an Egyptian lunch.

Then we drive back towards Qina, where there is a village called Dendera, where the temple is dedicated to the goddess of music and love, Hathor.

After this we return to Marsa alam via Safaga and transfer you back to your hotel.

The entire excursion day will be accompanied by employees of Egypt4allreizen (Dutch, Italian, or English-speaking guides).