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Upon arrival into Cairo International Airport, you will be met by local representative inside the customs and immigration area holding a sign board with your name on it. After being assisted with immigration formalities, you will be transferred to your hotel. You will be presented with full documentation required, including domestic airline tickets by your representative when you arrive. The remainder of the day is at leisure to relax or explore on your own.
Arrive Cairo
Your Accommodation
Ramses Hilton
Located on the banks of the River Nile, the Ramses Hilton hotel is a stunning destination in the heart of Cairo. Take in views of the Nile and the Pyramids from this Egypt hotel's 36th-floor Windows on the World restaurant. Relax by the outdoor pool or enjoy coffee and pastries at the Garden Court Café. The Ramses Hilton hotel boasts a British-style pub, an Indian restaurant, a shopping Galleria and Executive Lounge.
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Today, you will visit Cheops' Pyramid, one of the Seven Wonders of the World, and the Sphinx, the great god-lion sentinel. Built over 35 centuries ago, the towering pyramids were erected to preserve bodies and treasures for afterlife. You'll continue on to Memphis, the first capital of ancient Egypt, and Sakkara, the ''City of the Dead'', to see the step pyramid of King Zoser and the Wall of Cobras.
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Breakfast, Lunch
Full Day Pyramids, Sphinx, Memphis & Saqqara Tour
Your Accommodation
Ramses Hilton
Located on the banks of the River Nile, the Ramses Hilton hotel is a stunning destination in the heart of Cairo. Take in views of the Nile and the Pyramids from this Egypt hotel's 36th-floor Windows on the World restaurant. Relax by the outdoor pool or enjoy coffee and pastries at the Garden Court Café. The Ramses Hilton hotel boasts a British-style pub, an Indian restaurant, a shopping Galleria and Executive Lounge.
Today, you will transfer to Cairo Airport for your flight to Luxor. Upon arrival, you will be transferred to your ship, your floating hotel for the next 5 days as you cruise up the Nile. After lunch on board, you will visit the Luxor and Karnak Temples, a holy city of pylons, hypostyle halls, colossal statues and obelisks built over many centuries, dedicated to the God Amon-Ra, his consort Mut, and their son Khonsu. Luxor is a city that has often been called the ''world's greatest open air museum''. With the number and preservation of monuments in the area, it is unparalleled to anywhere in the world. Luxor is actually composed of three different areas: the city of Luxor - located on the east side of the Nile, the town of Karnak - located just north of Luxor, and Thebes - which is on the west side of the Nile across from Luxor.
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Breakfast, Dinner, Lunch
Cairo to Luxor
Your Accommodation
Sonesta Moon Goddess
The boat is modern in style and the public areas are adorned with elegant marble and gilt. Each cabin is large and very comfortable, boasting a private balcony, large bathroom and all the facilities you would expect to find in an international 5 star hotel. The spacious sun deck is the ideal place to relax and watch the sun set with a cold drink after a long day's sightseeing.
This morning, cross the West Bank and visit the Necropolis of Thebes, Valley of the Kings and Queens, the Colossi of Memnon, and the Temple of Queen Hatshepsut. In the afternoon you will sail to Edfu via the Esna lock. Overnight in Edfu.
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Breakfast, Dinner, Lunch
Luxor to Edfu
Your Accommodation
Sonesta Moon Goddess
The boat is modern in style and the public areas are adorned with elegant marble and gilt. Each cabin is large and very comfortable, boasting a private balcony, large bathroom and all the facilities you would expect to find in an international 5 star hotel. The spacious sun deck is the ideal place to relax and watch the sun set with a cold drink after a long day's sightseeing.
This morning starts with a visit to the wonderfully preserved Temple of Horus at Edfu. The temple is perhaps the best preserved in all of Egypt and ranks second behind Karnak, simply because of its immense size. At the temple's entrance stand two large black granite statues of Horus who is depicted as a falcon. The elaborate carvings on the walls of the temple are beautiful as if carved just yesterday. Inside the temple is a small sanctuary where the priests of the day offered the best parts of the animals to the gods. Continue sailing to Kom Ombo is located on a bend in the river Nile about 50 km north of Aswan. Located on the east bank, it is home to an unusual double temple built during the Ptolemaic and Roman periods. The temple is dedicated to the crocodile god Sobek and the falcon god Haroeris (Horus the Elder). Despite being badly damaged, the temple is a beautiful sight as one approaches from either direction on the river, particularly as sunset nears and the colours change. Overnight in Aswan. Aswan, Egypt's sunniest southern city and ancient frontier town located about 81 miles south of Luxor, has a distinctively African atmosphere. Its ancient Egyptian name was Syene. Small enough to walk around and graced with the most beautiful setting on the Nile, the pace of life is slow and relaxing. Days can be spent strolling up and down the broad Corniche, watching the sailboats etch the sky with their tall masts, or sitting in floating restaurants listening to Nubian music and eating freshly caught fish.
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Breakfast, Dinner, Lunch
Edfu to Kom Ombo to Aswan
Your Accommodation
Sonesta Moon Goddess
The boat is modern in style and the public areas are adorned with elegant marble and gilt. Each cabin is large and very comfortable, boasting a private balcony, large bathroom and all the facilities you would expect to find in an international 5 star hotel. The spacious sun deck is the ideal place to relax and watch the sun set with a cold drink after a long day's sightseeing.
This morning, visit Aswan's High Dam, the ancient Granite Quarries and the Temple of Philae. In the afternoon, you will sail around Elephantine Island by felucca and see the Aga Khan Mausoleum. Overnight in Aswan.
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Breakfast, Dinner, Lunch
Aswan
Your Accommodation
Sonesta Moon Goddess
The boat is modern in style and the public areas are adorned with elegant marble and gilt. Each cabin is large and very comfortable, boasting a private balcony, large bathroom and all the facilities you would expect to find in an international 5 star hotel. The spacious sun deck is the ideal place to relax and watch the sun set with a cold drink after a long day's sightseeing.
Disembark from your ship after breakfast and transfer to Aswan Airport for your flight back to Cairo, where you will be met and transferred to your hotel for the night.
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Breakfast
Aswan to Cairo
Your Accommodation
Ramses Hilton
Located on the banks of the River Nile, the Ramses Hilton hotel is a stunning destination in the heart of Cairo. Take in views of the Nile and the Pyramids from this Egypt hotel's 36th-floor Windows on the World restaurant. Relax by the outdoor pool or enjoy coffee and pastries at the Garden Court Café. The Ramses Hilton hotel boasts a British-style pub, an Indian restaurant, a shopping Galleria and Executive Lounge.
Today, enjoy a Cairo city tour and lunch then head to Giza to visit the new Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM). Start at the Citadel, situated on a spur of the Muqattam Hills and dominates Cairo's skyline. This was the nerve center of the city and all of Egypt for almost 700 years. Its construction was initiated in 1176 by Saladin and completed by Muhammad Ali. Mameluke sultans and Turkish governors later on made it their residence, building palaces and mosques within the Citadel walls. Facing the Citadel is the Mosque of Sultan Hassan, built between 1356 and 1363 and perhaps the most majestic monument of Arab architecture in Egypt. Continue your exploration towards the bustling Khan El-Khalili Bazaar. Immerse yourself in the sights, sounds, and smells of Khan el-Khalili, browsing its unique shops and traditional crafts. After lunch, visit the highly anticipated Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM), one of the world's largest archaeological museums. Explore the vast halls and encounter iconic exhibits, including the treasures of Tutankhamun.
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Breakfast, Lunch
Full Day Historic Cairo Tour with Khan El Khalili Bazaar and the new Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM)
Your Accommodation
Ramses Hilton
Located on the banks of the River Nile, the Ramses Hilton hotel is a stunning destination in the heart of Cairo. Take in views of the Nile and the Pyramids from this Egypt hotel's 36th-floor Windows on the World restaurant. Relax by the outdoor pool or enjoy coffee and pastries at the Garden Court Café. The Ramses Hilton hotel boasts a British-style pub, an Indian restaurant, a shopping Galleria and Executive Lounge.
Breakfast at hotel, check out, and transfer to the Cairo International Airport for departure.
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Breakfast
Depart
Arrive Amman
Your Accommodation
Al Qasr Metropole Hotel
AlQasr Metropole Hotel is all about being 'boutiquish'. It's very much your own home away from home and a perfect combination for business, pleasure or some fun (well lots of fun). They do their best to cater to your every need and their services are notoriously known for being super personalized . They also boast our 66 artistically refurbished rooms and you'd probably like to know that they're within walking distance to some of the major points of interest in Amman. If you're wondering about your meals, AlQasr has some of the most popular outlets in Amman. They have you covered.
After breakfast, start your tour of the capital city with a visit to the citadel, the archeological museum, the restored Roman Theater still used for events today, and old and new parts of Amman. Then drive north to visit one of the best preserved Roman towns in the world - Jerash. Explore the ruins and architectural wonders including the colonnaded street also called Maximus Cardo where you can still see roadways with original stone showing the ruts from the chariots. Continue the tour with a drive to visit Ajloun Castle, an awe-inspiring Islamic fortress that withstood the power of the Crusader armies in the 12th Century. Climbing the narrow staircases and walking through endless hallways takes you back to a time of chivalry and faith, where you can almost imagine the sounds of battling iron and the sight of the raging battlefield.
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Dinner, Lunch, Breakfast
Amman, Jerash & Ajloun Castle
Your Accommodation
Al Qasr Metropole Hotel
AlQasr Metropole Hotel is all about being 'boutiquish'. It's very much your own home away from home and a perfect combination for business, pleasure or some fun (well lots of fun). They do their best to cater to your every need and their services are notoriously known for being super personalized . They also boast our 66 artistically refurbished rooms and you'd probably like to know that they're within walking distance to some of the major points of interest in Amman. If you're wondering about your meals, AlQasr has some of the most popular outlets in Amman. They have you covered.
Today drive to Bethany, the place where Jesus Christ was baptized by John the Baptist and a holy pilgrimage site for Christians all over the world. But the site is known for more than holy waters and age-old churches, it is a valuable archeological site dating back to the 1st century. Then continue to the lowest point on earth, the Dead Sea, a national wonder that is located 427 meters below sea level. The rest of the day is at leisure to enjoy the facilities of your beachfront resort including the pool, sun loungers and private beach. Take a float in the exceptionally buoyant and mineral-rich waters of the Dead Sea.
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Breakfast
Amman to Bethany to the Dead Sea
Your Accommodation
Marriott Dead Sea Resort and Spa
Marriott Dead Sea Resort and Spa, on the shores of the mineral rich Dead Sea is set against the backdrop of rugged mountains. The hotel features 233 spacious rooms decorated with soothing colors and balconies. The "Spa" is an integral part of the resort. It offers a retreat for guests to unwind, relax and rejuvenate and is designed to offer guests a unique experience and to help rebalance the body, mind and spirit.
Our drive towards Petra includes some stops along the way to visit ancient sites and see stunning vistas. First we visit the charming city of Madaba, known for its endless churches and mosaics from the Byzantine Empire. Visit the famous 6th Century mosaic map flooring in the Greek Orthodox Church of St. George, the oldest map in the world depicting the Holy Land. Continue to visit Mount Nebo, the mountaintop memorial of Moses with captivating views of the Jordan Valley, Dead Sea and River Jordan. Then onto Kerak Castle, the biblical name is Qer Harreseth which means the Fortified forte. The medieval castle is one of the largest castles in the Levant and perhaps the most legendary of the Crusader castles in Jordan. Enjoy exploring the passageways and walking along the West Front wall where you can see views of the Dead Sea on clear days. Then continue the drive to Petra, where more archaeological wonders await!
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Breakfast
Dead Sea to Petra with visits to Madaba, Mt. Nego & Kerak Castle
Your Accommodation
Petra Guest House
Immerse yourself in Petra's ancient landscape from the moment you arrive at the Petra Guest House, located right at the visitor's entrance to the Siq, steps away from the famous archaeological sites. Enjoy the spectacular views of the mountains from 41 well-appointed guestrooms and 31 chalets tucked into the surrounding rock. All guestrooms have mountain views and are fully equipped with modern amenities any traveler will need from LCD TVs, safe box, mini-bar, and tea/coffee making facilities.
Visit Jordan’s most iconic site - Petra the Rose Red City, one of the new seven wonders of the world and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. There are many trials and archaeological sites to discover. Your visit will include the main sites such as the ''Siq'', a long winding fissure between two walls of overhanging cliffs, the ''Khazneh'' referred to as the Treasury, the Street of Facades, the CourtHouse and the Amphitheater.
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Breakfast
Petra
Your Accommodation
Petra Guest House
Immerse yourself in Petra's ancient landscape from the moment you arrive at the Petra Guest House, located right at the visitor's entrance to the Siq, steps away from the famous archaeological sites. Enjoy the spectacular views of the mountains from 41 well-appointed guestrooms and 31 chalets tucked into the surrounding rock. All guestrooms have mountain views and are fully equipped with modern amenities any traveler will need from LCD TVs, safe box, mini-bar, and tea/coffee making facilities.
Travel to Wadi Rum, an enchanting desert and open space that resembles that of the moon and has been used as the setting of several Hollywood films. Wadi Rum will engulf you with its enigmatic lure, whether you're an avid adventurer or a novice wanderer. Take a 2 hour off road desert tour by 4x4 to explore the vast landscapes and rock formations. Overnight in a desert camp with dinner included.
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Breakfast, Dinner
Petra to Wadi Rum
Your Accommodation
Hasan Zawaideh Camp
Experience the magic. Unforgettable rooms, incredible views, traditional values, breathtaking tours.
Transfer to the airport in Aqaba or Amman for your departure flight.
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Dinner
Wadi Rum Departure
Arrive from Jordan into Tabuk, Saudi Arabia
Your Accommodation
Holiday Inn Tabuk
Friendly service and warm welcome are our everyday policy to our guests. Our guest service associates will ensure that your visit is a very pleasant and memorable one. The hotel is only 3km from Tabuk Regional Airport. Stay your way with the modern amenities you expect and the style you want. Holiday Inn Tabuk offers dining experiences that are delightful and delicious. We offer elegant services via Al Walima Restaurant which offers wide range of oriental and western food in a nice atmosphere. Whatever your needs are, we can accommodate. With all of our exclusive offers, we'll inspire everything from successful business travels to memorable holiday vacations.
Head south to Wadi Disah, one of Saudi Arabia’s most spectacular natural attractions. Loosely translated as the Valley of the Palm Trees, the beautiful valley is characterized by mountain forms and tall rocky columns in various colors, as well as freshwater springs which create a real oasis feeling. Explore the area on 4x4 for an off road adventure and also on foot to get a closer look at the archaeological sites. Enjoy lunch served under the fruit trees at a nearby fruit farm. Next stop: AlUla, home to Saudi Arabia’s first UNESCO World Heritage Site. Situated deep in the desert, the draw to AlUla is its remarkable natural rock formations and canyons, extensive and varied pre-Arabic rock art, and immaculately preserved tombs built more than 2,000 years ago by the Nabataeans, and for most travelers the biggest highlight of their Saudi adventure. Arriving in AlUla before sunset leaves ample scope for a visit to Elephant Rock. Set in golden desert sands and climbing into the blue Arabian skies, the rock (also known as Jabal Alfil) is one of AlUla’s most impressive geological marvels. It is interesting to see how the AlUla local government gave the natural site an arty vibe with their design make-over.
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Breakfast, Dinner, Lunch
Tabuk to Wadi Disah to AlUla
Your Accommodation
Shaden Resort AlUla
Whatever the purpose of your visit to the beautiful city of Al Ula, whether on a business trip or a special family holiday for tourism and recreation, the “SHADEN RESORT” welcomes with all the hospitality and warmness, and takes you with all care and attention, and offers you all the services and benefits in following the highest levels of modern spirit from the originality of ancient Arabic hospitality. The resort is characterized by its natural design, rich with elegance and luxury, and is enhanced by the integrated features, facilities and diversity, with the highest levels of service, to enjoy during your stay a unique experience perpetuated as the best memories.
You’ll start the day with a visit to the Nabataean site of Hegra, which was the southern capital of the Nabataean kingdom, dating back to the first century BCE. Today, visitors follow their ‘rawee’ or storyteller, to explore several of the more than 100 well-preserved monumental tombs, most with elaborate facades carved from rock formations scattered around the desert. Next, head to AlUla historical old town, an ancient place that once sat at the crossroads of the Silk Road and the Incense Route, and one that rewards a leisurely stroll. Beyond the old town in the wadi or valley are numerous farms where lush palm trees sway gently and the smell of citrus fills the fresh air, adding to the oasis-feeling that AlUla still retains. Take a walk and follow the winding and shaded Oasis Heritage Trail, pass colorful vegetable fields, hear birds and imagine how the nomads of the past found water and refuge from the desert here. Exit the oasis to find a refreshed area called Al Jadindah, also known as ‘the new or art town’ which has a colorful vibe with street art and exhibits spread out in its walking streets, making for a great stroll with numerous options for a drink on a terrace, watching the world go by while the sun changes the colors of the towering cliffs around. The remaining afternoon is at leisure. Enjoy the facilities of your hotel or continue your exploration of AlUla’s landscapes with an optional activity such as a hot air balloon ride (in season) or hike to better soak in the vistas.
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Breakfast, Dinner, Lunch
AlUla
Your Accommodation
Shaden Resort AlUla
Whatever the purpose of your visit to the beautiful city of Al Ula, whether on a business trip or a special family holiday for tourism and recreation, the “SHADEN RESORT” welcomes with all the hospitality and warmness, and takes you with all care and attention, and offers you all the services and benefits in following the highest levels of modern spirit from the originality of ancient Arabic hospitality. The resort is characterized by its natural design, rich with elegance and luxury, and is enhanced by the integrated features, facilities and diversity, with the highest levels of service, to enjoy during your stay a unique experience perpetuated as the best memories.
Travel from AlUla through the desert and mountains to Medinah, along an ancient pilgrimage route. Medinah is one of the two holiest cities in Islam (the other is Mekkah), Medinah is centered around Al Masjid an Nabawi, a 10-minaret giant mosque that can accommodate 1 million people. Walk around the outside region of the mosque and watch pilgrims visiting. Next, visit the Madinah Art Center which is under the Madinah Region Development Authority and houses contemporary Islamic themed art. Both Saudi and regional artists, male and female are showcased. In the afternoon, board one of Saudi Arabia’s state-of-the-art high-speed trains to make the short (under 2 hours) transfer to the coastal city of Jeddah, a commercial hub sitting to the west along the Red Sea with the second busiest seaport in the Middle East. Jeddah is perceived to be the most liberal city in Saudi Arabia and is a popular tourist destination, offering the beauty of ancient architecture mixed with the latest luxuries. Celebrate your arrival with sunset drinks on the city’s attractive corniche. Take a stroll along the seafront, which feels like an outdoor museum with the many modern sculptures, and spread out your ‘takwa’, the smart Saudi picnic seat to enjoy a drink.
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Breakfast, Lunch
AlUla to Medinah to Jeddah
Your Accommodation
Shada Shatea Hotel
Shada Hotel Al Shate'a is a modern and vibrant expression of Saudi culture. With design input and artistic touches from a number of renowned Saudi artists, its interiors share personal stories and highlight the beauty of the local vernacular. Shada guests are promised a truly immersive stay that allows them to connect to the lively city of Jeddah in many meaningful and memorable ways.
Start the day at the Tayebat museum to gain background on Jeddah. After visiting a selection of what is on display, let’s head out to the Central Fish Market. The Red Sea puts local seafood at the forefront. Squid, shrimp, lobster and a great variety of fish, some only native to the Red Sea, are all fresh and sold here. Enjoy a seafood lunch in a nearby restaurant. In the afternoon visit the atmospheric old town Al Balad, which achieved UNESCO World Heritage status in 2014. Its traditional multi storey buildings and merchant houses are an architectural treasure trove. Visiting Al Balad is like a dive back in time with the buzz of trading, pilgrims shopping and the occasional tourist mixed in. Have your guide take you out for one final taste of Saudi cuisine before you can say ‘ma al salama’, goodbye, until next time.’
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Breakfast, Dinner, Lunch
Jeddah
Your Accommodation
Shada Shatea Hotel
Shada Hotel Al Shate'a is a modern and vibrant expression of Saudi culture. With design input and artistic touches from a number of renowned Saudi artists, its interiors share personal stories and highlight the beauty of the local vernacular. Shada guests are promised a truly immersive stay that allows them to connect to the lively city of Jeddah in many meaningful and memorable ways.
At leisure until you check out of your hotel and transfer to the airport. If you have more time to explore Jeddah we suggest an optional half day snorkeling and swimming tour on the Red Sea by private boat. Please contact your destination specialist to customize the perfect itinerary for you.
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