Discover the treasures of Luxor on a **private and customizable day trip** from **Safaga Port, Safaga hotels, Soma Bay, or Abu Soma**. Visit the iconic **Karnak Temple, Valley of the Kings, Temple of Hatshepsut, and the Colossi of Memnon** with your **expert Egyptologist guide**, who brings ancient stories, hieroglyphs, and royal rituals to life.
Travel comfortably in your **private air-conditioned vehicle**, allowing you to explore each site at your own pace—ideal for **families, history lovers, and adventure seekers**. The tour price is **per group**, with options for 1–3, 4–6, or 7–8 travelers.
**Entrance tickets are not included** and can be purchased at the sites. We recommend **early booking** to arrange the required permits, especially for travelers arriving through **Safaga Port**. Choose your preferred **guide language** at checkout. We ensure a **smooth, safe, and memorable day** discovering Luxor’s royal heritage.
Sedan / SUV Transfer: Private guide & car included. Tickets not included; group 1–3 people, personalized experience.<br/>Pickup included
Minibus Private Transfer: Private guide & car included. Tickets not included; group 4–6, tailored itinerary for comfort.<br/>Pickup included
Minivan Private Transfer: Private guide & car included. Tickets not included; group 7–8, enjoy a personalized full-day tour.<br/>Pickup included
Hotel Pickup & Departure – Your private driver will meet you at your hotel in Safaga. Begin the scenic 3–4 hour drive to Luxor, with optional rest stops for photos, refreshments, or stretching.
Begin your visit at Karnak Temple, where tickets are purchased at the ticket counter. Your guide will explain the temple’s history as one of the largest religious complexes in the world. You will see the Hypostyle Hall with its 134 massive columns, statues of pharaohs, sacred lakes, and beautifully preserved hieroglyphs depicting religious rituals. The guide will also highlight the role of the temple in ancient Egyptian worship and ceremonies, making it easy to imagine life thousands of years ago.
Stop at the Colossi of Memnon, two massive stone statues of Pharaoh Amenhotep III. Your guide will share fascinating historical facts about these iconic monuments and their role as guardians of the Theban Necropolis. You can admire the scale and craftsmanship of these statues and take memorable photos of this unique landmark.
Proceed to the Valley of the Kings, where entry tickets are purchased on-site. Travelers have the exciting opportunity to explore the tombs of Egypt’s most famous pharaohs, including Tutankhamun (optional ticket), Seti I (optional ticket), and others such as Ramses VI, all known for their beautifully preserved decorations, intricate wall paintings, hieroglyphs, and symbolic art used in burial rituals. Your expert private guide will provide detailed commentary on the history, treasures, funerary customs, and fascinating stories behind each tomb, helping you understand the lives and legacies of the pharaohs. This immersive experience allows you to truly appreciate the grandeur, artistry, and mystery of ancient Egypt’s royal heritage.
Enjoy the glory of Hatshepsut temple which was a mark a turning point in the architecture of Ancient Egypt.3 It is a unique temple was dedicated to queen Hatshepsut one of the most famous queens of ancient Egypt.
Return Transfer tosafaga port or hotel – Relax on the 3–4 hour drive back, reflecting on your day. Optional stops for refreshments or photos are available along the way. to
## **Entrance Tickets Information**
Tickets are **not included** in the tour package and must be purchased **on-site** at each temple.
### **Approximate Prices (per person):**
* **Karnak Temple:** EGP 600
* **Valley of the Kings:** EGP 750 — includes entry to two tombs. Optional tombs: Tutankhamun (EGP 700) and Seti I (EGP 2000)
* **Hatshepsut Temple:** EGP 440
**Payment:** Card payment only is accepted at temple ticket windows.
> **Important for Groups:** Ticket costs cannot be pre-calculated for groups. Each guest must purchase their tickets individually on-site. Online pre-booking is available for those who prefer.
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Egyptian Pound (EGP)
GMT+2 (Eastern European Time)
220VV, 50HzHz
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Public buses and minibuses are affordable and widely used by locals. They can be crowded and may not always be on schedule.
Available • Apps: Uber, Careem
Car, Bike, Scooter
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