Tour Details
Details of the 11 Days Historical Vacation in Egypt
- Duration: 11 Days / 10 Nights.
- Tour Location: Cairo – Alexandria – Luxor – Aswan – Dendera – Abydose – Abu Simbel
- Tour Availability: Available Everyday
- Pickup & Drop Off: Cairo Airport.
- Tour Type: Private
Fascinating 11 Days Historical Vacation in Egypt
Explore the ancient and modern wonders of Egypt in Cairo, Luxor, Aswan, and Alexandria through this amazing 11 Days Historical Vacation in Egypt. Learn about the history of the ancient Egyptian pharaohs while exploring significant historical tourist monuments and landmarks during our special 11 Days Historical Vacation in Egypt.
Visit the fascinating places you’ve heard about innumerable times in your life and embark on the journey you’ve always wanted to have. Review your tour schedule, then get ready to embark on your adventure. We made sure to include the important historical landmarks in the land of the Pharaohs, such as the Giza Pyramid Complex, the Valley of the Kings, and the Abydos temple, by creating the most fascinating tour itinerary for history fans. Book this 11 Days Historical Vacation in Egypt now!
Tour Highlights
The Highlights of the 11 Days Historical Vacation in Egypt
Cairo Highlights
- Giza Pyramids Complex
- Islamic & Coptic Attractions
- Memphis City
- The Egyptian Museum
Luxor Highlights
- Valley of the Kings
- Karnak Temple
- Luxor Temple
- Abydos Temple
Aswan Highlights
Alexandria Highlights
- Qaitbay Citadel
- Alexandria Library
- Pompey’s Pillar
- The Catacombs
Tour Inclusions
- Assistance at Cairo International Airport.
- Private transfers in A.C. vehicle during the tour.
- Domestic flights (Cairo – Aswan / Luxor – Cairo).
- 4 nights accommodation in Cairo at a 5* Hotel.
- 2 Nights accommodation in Aswan at a 5* Hotel.
- 4 Nights accommodation in Luxor at a 5* Hotel.
- 1st Class train tickets from Aswan to Luxor.
- Private tours to the whole sightseeing on the itinerary.
- Choose from our English, Spanish, and French Tour Guides.
- Entrance fees to all sites mentioned on the itinerary.
- All meals are mentioned in the itinerary.
- All service charges and taxes.
Tour Exclusions
- International Airfare.
- Personal Expenses.
- Egypt’s entry visa.
- Any other items have not been mentioned.
Tour Itinerary
Details of the 11 Days Historical Vacation in Egypt
Day 1: Welcome to the Magnificent Land of History
At Cairo International Airport, our representative will be waiting with an Egypt Fun Tours sign in hand. He will help you with all the formalities at the airport, and you will then meet your private tour guide who will drive you in a private A.C. car to your hotel in Cairo so you may check-in and unwind. We will pick you up in the evening so you may have the most memorable dinner cruise of your life. In such an activity, you will take in some captivating performances by traditional Egyptian bands, enjoy an open buffet, learn some fascinating tales about the history of the Ancient Egyptian civilization from your tour guide, and then, once your tour is complete, we will transfer you back to your hotel. On the second day, your tour guide will let you know when to be picked up and will make all the arrangements. Spend a pleasant night at your hotel.
Day 2: Visit Memphis City and The Pyramids
Before your private tour guide arrives to pick you up for your wonderful trip to Giza, have a delicious breakfast at your Cairo hotel. While there, you may see its stunning sites, including:
The Great Pyramid of Khufu
Join us in imagining that on your first day of seeing Egypt’s attractions, you will go to one of the Seven Wonders of the World.
enthralling, isn’t it? Although there are many other pyramids in Giza, this one stands out for a variety of reasons, including its majestic size, its unusual manner of construction, and the fact that it is the most popular tourist attraction in Egypt. You will witness the actual history of Egypt speak to you there since it was erected by the great pharaoh Khufu, who attempted to finish the work that his father Sneferu had begun. There is another astonishing site in Giza that astounds visitors in addition to the magnificent pyramids.
The Stunning Sphinx of Giza
The Great Sphinx is what it is known as, and it was constructed under the rule of Monarch Khafre. King Khafre wanted to create a magnificent structure to defend the Giza pyramid complex, so he came up with the concept of giving the Sphinx the body of a lion and the characteristics of the king himself.
The Valley Temple
Due to their pre-existing beliefs in the afterlife, the ancient Egyptians were able to mummify their dead remarkably. The Valley Temple served as the place for the mummification and purification of their kings’ and queens’ remains.
You will then go on to a fantastic Egyptian restaurant for lunch before rejoining your tour guide once again for a wonderful excursion to:
Step Pyramid of Saqqara
The first and most recognizable of them, known as Djoser’s Step Pyramid, may be seen at Giza with the three major pyramids and the other minor ones. It was built just for the king, and it wasn’t just your average Mastaba. The pyramid eventually assumed the appearance of a stepped tomb since it served as the ancient Egyptians’ standard tomb.
City of Memphis
You will now be taken to the site of Egypt’s first capital, which served as the primary hub for the country’s religious, social, and commercial life. There are many sights and monuments there, but the lying statue of King Ramses II is perhaps the most magnificent.
After that, we’ll return you to your 5-star hotel for the night.
Day 3: View the Top Attractions in Alexandria
Enjoy your breakfast in the morning before we pick you up from your Cairo hotel to begin an imaginative tour of Alexandria, where you will meet your tour guide and go to the following locations:
Citadel of Qaitbay
One of the most important defensive fortifications along the Mediterranean Sea coast is this majestic castle. It was built where the Lighthouse of Alexandria, which was formerly regarded as one of the Seven Wonders of the World but later demolished and replaced by Qaitbey Citadel, had stood. At the time, it was a highly significant landmark in Alexandria.
Alexandria Library
As it offers a large area for information seekers, this is regarded by many as one of the most intriguing & compelling tourist places in Alexandria. Additionally, there are six other specialist libraries, including the Taha Hussein Library, the Children’s Library, the Young People’s Library, the Exchange & Archive section, and the Rare Books Section, in addition to the Main Library.
After that, take pleasure in a memorable lunch at one of Alexandria’s top restaurants before preparing for your day’s finale:
Pompey’s Pillar
It is believed that this Roman triumphal column at Alexandria is the biggest of its kind to have been built outside of the imperial capitals of Rome and Constantinople.
This extraordinary work of art is one of the biggest ancient monoliths ever constructed.
Kom El Shoqafa’s catacombs
When you learn that this site was stumbled upon in 1900 by a donkey and that this catacomb is the largest-known Roman burial place in Egypt that was devoted to religion in ancient Egypt, you will be completely astounded. Three levels of tombs and chambers that are 35 meters deep in the bedrock may be found within the Catacombs.
After your trip is done, we’ll drive you back to your hotel in Cairo for the night.
Day 4: Fly to Aswan and see the city’s top attractions
You will have breakfast at your hotel in the morning, after which you will check out so that we can drive you to Cairo International Airport to catch your flight to Aswan. When you get there, you’ll go on a trip with a private guide to some of the top sights in Aswan, like Enjoy a private tour of one of Aswan’s most stunning contemporary sites, which was built between 1960 and 1970 to protect the precious Nubian monuments from the flood.
The High Dam
The incredible Aswan High Dam is very significant for Egypt’s economic, social, and political existence since it significantly impacted the country’s way of life by providing an abundance of energy.
The Unfinished Obelisk
One of the most intriguing obelisks that were built in ancient Egypt under Queen Hatshepsut is this one. The queen instructed her builders to cease building it and leave it in its current state because she wanted it to be one of the greatest obelisks to accompany the Lateran Obelisk in Karnak. However, the topmost half of the obelisk fractured during construction.
Temple of Philae
It was one of the most important religious temples in ancient Egypt, dedicated to the goddess Isis, the goddess of love and beauty. Because of its significance, the government decided to move it to its current location on Agilikia Island because it was in grave danger of being destroyed. Today, it is safe and is frequented by tens of thousands of tourists.
Your excellent meal will be served at a great restaurant after which you will be driven to an Aswan hotel to spend the night.
Day 5: Travel to Abu Simbel
You will get your breakfast boxes in the early morning, and we will pick you up so that you may begin your journey to Abu Simbel. When you arrive, you’ll be greeted by your tour guide and taken to see a genuine masterpiece:
Abu Simbel Temples
At Abu Simbel, there are two enormously impressive rock temples. They are two temples that Ramses II, in the 13th century BC, hewn out of the cliff. The biggest one was built to honor the king’s triumph in the Battle of Kadesh, while the other one was erected in honor of Queen Nefertari’s beautiful bride.
The two temples’ relocation in 1968 with assistance from UNESCO is what surprises people the most; otherwise, Lake Nasser would have flooded the two temples. After your tour is done, we’ll drive you back to Aswan so you may have lunch at a terrific Egyptian restaurant before returning to your hotel for the night.
Day 6: Travel to Luxor and check out the attractions on the East Bank.
After breakfast and check-out from the Aswan hotel, we’ll take you to the Aswan train station so you can take a first-class train to Luxor. When you arrive, you’ll be greeted by your private tour guide and embark on an exciting tour of some of the most popular Luxor tourist attractions on the east bank, including:
Temple of Karnak
You will undoubtedly feel uplifted and like Indiana Jones on an expedition searching for the lost riches of the ancient Pharaohs after seeing the greatest religious temple in the world. Three magnificent temples honoring Amun, Mut, and Khunso, three gods of the ancient Egyptian pantheon, are located at Karnak.
Following your lunch in a fantastic Egyptian restaurant, we will bring you to your five-star hotel where you may unwind. We will take you up from your Luxor hotel in the evening so you may go with your tour guide to:
Temple of Luxor
The mesmerizing Luxor temple, which was built approximately 1400 BC, is among the most notable sights on the east bank of the Nile River. This is one of the few temples that was truly created for the restoration of royalty rather than any particular deity.
After that, we’ll take you back to your Luxor hotel for the night.
Day 7: Visit Luxor West Bank Attractions
Enjoy your breakfast at your 5-star hotel before your tour guide takes you on a brand-new exciting journey to the west bank of Luxor, where you will see:
The Valley of the Kings
It is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Luxor since it is home to several ancient Egyptian monarchs’ last resting places. There, you may see and explore the tombs of Seti I, King Tutankhamun, Ramses VI, and many more interesting locations to learn more about ancient Egyptian traditions and customs related to organizing funeral ceremonies and preparing everything for the deceased person’s trip to the afterlife.
Temple of Hatshepsut
The 18th dynasty’s most remarkable Temple was built by the legendary Queen Hatshepsut, who governed like a genuine Pharaoh and is remembered for her creation of other magnificent ancient Egyptian works of art.
Memnon’s Colossi
There are several legends about these twin sculptures of King Amenhotep III. He built a mesmerizing funerary temple, but it was destroyed, leaving just these two statues standing. Visiting them will be an exciting experience for which you should be prepared.
And then we’ll transport you to a carefully picked restaurant for lunch before returning you to your hotel in Luxor for the night.
Day 8: Complete Your Luxor Vacation
Breakfast will be provided at your hotel in the morning, and after that, your private tour guide will take you to see some additional breath-taking sites in Luxor that draw visitors from all over the globe to experience their majesty and awe, such as:
The Queens’ Valley
The tombs of the ancient Egyptian pharaohs and queens, notably the tomb of Queen Nefertari known as The Place of Beauty, may be found while traversing the magnificent Valley of the Queens.
Temple of Habu
This temple, which is King Ramses III’s Mortuary Temple and is situated in Madinet Habu, was extremely significant during the New Kingdom era. However, that is not all; the temple is perhaps best known as the source of inscribed reliefs showing the arrival and eventual defeat of the Sea People.
Deir El-Medina
You will now go to a magnificent ancient Egyptian town where the craftsmen who built the tombs in the Valley of the Kings between the 18th and 20th centuries lived. There is no other place in the world that can be compared to such an old site since it is a unique location that saw the most structured and prosperous life in ancient Egypt.
After enjoying a delicious lunch, take private transport back to your hotel where you may finish the remainder of the day.
Day 9: Visit Dendera and Abydos
You will have breakfast at the hotel on this memorable day before joining your private tour guide to explore some fascinating Luxor sights, such as:
Temple at Dendera
One of the most intriguing temples is this one, which is almost 40,000 square meters in size and was inhabited in prehistory. This temple was built by Pharaoh Pepi I, and within it, you may study more and more about the fascinating history of Egypt thanks to features like the Hathor Temple, Isis Temple, Sacred Lake, and Sanatorium, the Roman Kiosk, and other incredible features.
Temple of Abydos
The temple of Seti I, the least well-known pharaoh of the New Kingdom, is where this may be found. Moreover, it was a significant Isis worship site since it was thought to be the location of Osiris’ burial.
Finally, we’ll take you to a fantastic restaurant for lunch before returning you to your hotel in Luxor for the night.
Day 10: Arrive in Cairo and see the sights in Old Cairo
After breakfast, you will check out of your hotel, and after that, we will drive you to the airport in Luxor so you can catch your flight back to Cairo. When you get there, you’ll go on a tour with an Egyptologist who will take you to some of Cairo’s most appealing sights, like:
The Egyptian Museum
The wonderful items that you will see at this breathtaking location in Egypt are beyond description. Mummies of ancient Egyptian pharaohs, sculptures, riches, antiquities, and other items that you may have heard about before visiting Egypt may all be found there. You will undoubtedly enjoy yourself much at such a location, particularly after seeing King Tut’s gorgeous death mask.
You will then have a delicious lunch at a restaurant before continuing your journey to:
The Hanging Church
Due to its location on the southern entrance of the Roman Fortress and its use as the Coptic Patriarch’s palace from the seventh through the thirteenth centuries, it is the church that most visitors to Egypt choose to see.
Mosque of Amr Ibn Al Aas
It is one of the most active mosques in Egypt with a devoted congregation and is available to the majority of tourists and visitors to visit. This mosque received its name from the magnificent commander Amr Ibn El-As.
Synagogue of Ben Ezra
The most intriguing aspect of this synagogue is that, until the Copts were forced to surrender it to the Jews in 882 AD, it was a Christian church. The present structure dates back to 1892 when the first synagogue collapsed and underwent several renovations.
The National Museum of Egyptian Civilization
The National Museum of Egyptian Civilization (NMEC) is the key to fully exploring several extraordinary and rare artifacts from Egypt’s long and varied history, which spans more than 400 years and includes periods from prehistory to ancient Egypt, Greco-Roman, Coptic, Islamic, and contemporary modern times.
Market in Khan El Khalili
The finest place to see before leaving Egypt is Khan El-Khalili, which is the country’s biggest and most exceptional retail complex.
There, you can discover some remarkable stores where you can locate all of the different items that you may want to buy at completely affordable costs in addition to getting the complete mementos that you want for you and your family back home. Finally, when your trip is done, we will return you to your hotel for the night.
Day 11: Return home safely after your vacation in Egypt.
Your 11-day historical vacation in Egypt will come to an end after breakfast at your Cairo hotel. You will check out and be driven to the airport, where you will be met by our agent, who will get everything set for your flight home.
