The 12 Day Egypt Jordan Pyramids Nile Cruise Tour includes famous sights in Egypt, a comfortable cruise on the Nile, major stops in Jordan, wide desert views, and a calm end at the Dead Sea.
Cairo, 2 nights. Start with the Great Pyramids and the Sphinx. Then ride a camel across the Giza Plateau. After that, go to the Grand Egyptian Museum to see the pharaonic displays and artifacts.
Aswan and Luxor, 3 nights total. You will cruise on the Nile with added comfort. Tours include Philae Temple, Edfu Temple, Kom Ombo Temple, and Karnak Temple. You will also see historic tomb sites along the way.
Jordan, 3 nights. Visit Petra, the well known rose colored city. Next, explore Wadi Rum and its open desert scenery. Finish with time to float in the Dead Sea, where the water is mineral rich.
This Egypt and Jordan trip brings together top Egypt tour stops and a trip to the Pyramids and Petra. You will see major sights tied to old history. You will also get a feel for local culture and have time for real adventure. If you want a Cairo Nile Cruise Petra tour package, this plan can fit what you are looking for. It is a good choice for people who want one strong Egypt and Jordan vacation.
Your 12 day Egypt Jordan pyramids Nile cruise Tour starts when you land at Cairo International Airport. A private guide will meet you right away. As part of your Multi-Country Tours experience, They will help you with airport steps, including baggage support and customs. After that, you will ride to your hotel in a clean air conditioned car.
Once you reach the hotel, you can take time to get settled. The rest of the day is yours. You can rest in your room, or go for an easy walk nearby.
In the evening, you can do what you like. There is no set plan, so you can recover from travel. If you want, use the hotel services. You can also stop for a simple meal at a restaurant close by.
Egypt Jordan tour with Nile Cruise and Petra continues after breakfast. First, you leave the hotel and head to the Giza Plateau.
You start with the main pyramids, not just one. Cheops, Chephren, and Mykerinus are all on the route. Your guide talks as you walk around each one. You hear details about the history and the design. You also have time for photos that you will want to keep.
Next comes the camel ride. You cross the plateau on camel back. From there you get wide views of the pyramids and the desert around them.
After that, you visit the Great Sphinx. You also see the Valley Temple nearby. Your guide explains why these sites mattered to ancient Egyptians, including their place in old myths and religious ideas.
Then you go to the Solar Boat Museum. You view the rebuilt ancient boat. You learn more about the skills of the people back then and what they believed.
After a short mid-morning coffee break, you move to the Grand Egyptian Museum, also called GEM. You join a guided tour there. You stop at things tied to Tutankhamun. That includes mummies, statues, and other objects from the pharaoh period. Your guide fills in details as you move through the displays.
Lunch is at a local restaurant close to the museum. You try traditional Egyptian food.
Later you return to the hotel to rest. In the afternoon, you can also choose extra sights. In the evening, you have free time. If you want, there are suggestions for dinner or Cairo nightlife.
After breakfast, you will be moved to Cairo International Airport. From there, you will fly to Aswan. When you land in Aswan, you will check in to your Nile cruise. Then you can start seeing the sights of this part of Egypt.
First, visit the Aswan High Dam. You will learn how it was built. You will also see why it matters for Egypt’s water and growth. Next, head to the granite quarries. There you will stop at the Unfinished Obelisk. It shows how skilled ancient workers were with stone.
Later, you will go to Philae Temple. The site honors the goddess Isis. Take time to view the carvings and the tall stone columns. You will also notice how the temple sits on its island setting.
In the afternoon, enjoy a calm felucca ride around Kitchener’s Island. As you travel on the Nile, watch for local plants and animals. You can also just enjoy the quiet views.
After that, return to the ship for lunch. Then you will have some time to rest. In the evening, dinner will be served on board. There will be live Nubian music and cultural shows. This will set the tone for your Nile cruise.
Your Egypt Jordan Pyramids and Petra holiday carries on with an early breakfast served on the ship. Then the cruise begins and you glide along the Nile. Next you stop at Kom Ombo. Here you see the famous double temple. It is linked to Sobek, the crocodile god, and Horus, the falcon headed god. You will hear about old local beliefs, temple customs, and the layout that makes this place stand out.
After that you sail to Edfu. At Edfu, you ride in a traditional horse and buggy to the Temple of Horus. When you are inside, your guide walks you through what the temple was built for. You will also look at the carved writing, learn why the site mattered, and take in the bold style of ancient Egyptian building.
Have lunch on board as you head toward Luxor. Later in the day, join a Galabiya party on the cruise deck. You can listen to local tunes and watch people dance. There are also drinks if you want one. By evening, the area by the Nile feels lively. It does not seem slow or quiet.
After you arrive in Luxor, your Cairo Nile Cruise Petra tour package plan moves to the West Bank. You will cross over and head out to the Valley of the Kings. There you can see a set of old tombs from Egypt’s past. Some stops include the tombs tied to Tutankhamun and Ramses VI. Your Egyptologist guide will talk through the carved symbols, the burial customs, and the story of the royals connected to these sites.
Next, you visit the Temple of Queen Hatshepsut. The place is known for its stepped terraces and clean layout. Many of the wall carvings still look well kept. After that, you go to the Colossi of Memnon. These are two huge standing statues. They were once placed at the front of a major temple. You will hear what locals say about them, plus the history of why they matter.
For lunch, you can eat on the cruise or at a nearby place. Later in the day, you can take it easy on board. If you want, you can also book spa options. In the evening, dinner is served, and you can unwind on the boat during your last night on the Nile.
After breakfast, 12 Day Egypt Jordan Pyramids Nile Cruise Tour keeps going with a stop at Karnak Temple. You will walk through the Hypostyle Hall and see the Sacred Lake. You will also visit the Avenue of Sphinxes. Along the way, you learn why the place mattered in ancient worship.
Next you go to Luxor Temple. Look at the statues and the huge pylons. You can also see the grand stone areas used in ceremonies. When the tour ends, you go back to the boat. You will have your last lunch there.
After that, you transfer to Luxor Airport. Fly back to Cairo. When you arrive, you check in at your hotel. The rest of the day is yours, so you can relax or do what you like. In the evening, you may join an optional outing to Khan el-Khalili Bazaar. It is a good spot for shopping, small gifts, and local bites.
After breakfast, your Egypt Jordan tour with Nile Cruise and Petra moves on. You will be driven to Cairo International Airport for your flight to Amman.
When you land, you travel across Jordan and pass through wide desert scenes. Next, you head to Wadi Rum.
You should arrive in time for a sunset view over the red dunes. Then you check into a traditional Bedouin camp. You eat dinner and later you look up at the sky to watch the stars. In the night, you listen to stories shared by your hosts and take part in a simple cultural exchange. You learn about daily customs and how they live.
Have an early meal at camp. Then get on a 2 hour 4x4 Jeep drive in Wadi Rum. You will see tall cliffs, wide sand dunes, and sharp rock shapes. Your guide will talk about how Bedouin people live and what happened in this region long ago.
Next, head to Petra. Go into the Siq Canyon and pass the narrow stone path. Look at the carved walls, old burial sites, and the well known Treasury. Later in the day, take a guided walk in Petra. See the Amphitheater and the Royal Tombs. In the evening, you can rest or walk around Petra Village.
After breakfast, the trip carries on. You leave Petra and head for Mount Nebo. This is the spot many people link with Moses and his view of the Promised Land. You will take in the nearby views while learning why the place matters to history and faith.
Next stop is Madaba. The town is well known for its Byzantine mosaics. One famous work there is the Madaba Map. Stroll around the streets, then visit the churches. Spend time looking at the mosaics and take in the local cultural and religious roots.
Later in the day, you go on to the Dead Sea. You check in at your hotel when you arrive. In the evening, you can relax. You will also have a chance to float in the mineral rich water in a calm setting.
After breakfast, head back to Wadi Rum. You can choose to ride a camel or go for a walk across the sand. Watch the sunrise and the odd rock shapes as you move.
Lunch is served at a nearby restaurant or at the camp.
In the evening, join real Bedouin style activities in the desert. Then you will have dinner and sleep at the camp overnight.
This trip is included in your Egypt Jordan Pyramids and Petra holiday.
Take a short Jeep ride through Wadi Rum after breakfast, then head to Amman by car. When you arrive, go to your hotel and get checked in. Spend the rest of the day on your own. You can wander around the city, or just take it easy.
In the evening, you may have dinner at a local restaurant.
The 12 Day Egypt Jordan Pyramids Nile Cruise Tour ends with breakfast at your hotel. After that, you will be taken to Queen Alia International Airport. From there, you catch your next international flight.
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Discover the Giza Pyramids and the Sphinx, iconic symbols of Ancient Egypt. Walk in the footsteps of pharaohs, explore burial chambers, and enjoy panoramic desert views. A must-see on any Egypt tour.
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Philae Temple, located on Agilkia Island near Aswan,
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Luxor Temple is the most stunning of Egypt's ancient monuments. Standing at the center of the modern city of Luxor, on the east bank of the Nile River, unlike many of the more isolated temple complexes situated deep within the desert, Luxor is easily one of the most atmospheric, and accessible, sites in the world.
Edfu Temple is purported to be one of the most famous sites of a Luxor-Aswan Nile cruise, Egypt sight seeing and culturally historic trip. Its immense scale, inscriptions, and powerful facade guarantee its fame among one of the great sites of Egypt.
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The tour combines Egypt’s ancient landmarks, a relaxing Nile cruise, and the highlights of Jordan. The itinerary may include the Giza Pyramids, Cairo, Luxor, Aswan, a Nile cruise and major Jordanian attractions.
The main highlights can include exploring the Giza Pyramids and Great Sphinx, cruising along the Nile, visiting ancient temples and tombs and discovering Jordan’s famous historical sites.
Yes. The Giza Pyramids are one of the main attractions of the Egypt portion of the tour. You can visit the Great Pyramid of Khufu, the pyramids of Khafre and Menkaure, and the Great Sphinx.
The itinerary can include Cairo, Giza, Luxor, and Aswan in Egypt, followed by selected destinations in Jordan. Exact stops depend on the tour schedule and package.
Yes, Luxor is typically an important part of the Nile cruise experience. Travelers may visit attractions such as the Valley of the Kings, Karnak Temple, and other ancient monuments.
Aswan is commonly included in Nile cruise itineraries. Depending on the schedule, sightseeing may include the Philae Temple, the Unfinished Obelisk, or other local attractions.
Transportation between Egypt and Jordan is arranged according to the confirmed itinerary and may include flights or other scheduled transfers. The exact travel arrangements will be provided before departure.
Comfortable walking shoes, lightweight clothing, sunscreen, sunglasses, a hat and a reusable water bottle are recommended. A light jacket or warmer layers can also be useful for cooler evenings.
Private tour options may be available. A private tour can provide more flexibility with sightseeing schedules, transportation, hotels and additional activities.
You can book by providing your preferred travel dates, number of travelers, accommodation requirements, and any special requests. The tour provider can then confirm availability, pricing, cruise details and the final itinerary.
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