From Hurghada: Valley of the Queens, Luxor Temple and Habu Temple

Early in the morning, pick up and then travel in a modern, comfortable and air-conditioned vehicle via Safaga along the newly developed desert road about 225 km into the Nile Valley to Qena. On the way, you will make a short stop at a rest stop to visit a toilet or stretch your legs. Then continue on the busy country road until you reach Luxor (about 60 km). You will drive past numerous small and larger places and gain insights into the everyday Egyptian lifestyle.

The Luxor Temple, located in the heart of the city of Luxor, is one of the most impressive and important archaeological landmarks of ancient Egypt. The temple was built during the 18th century. The dynasty began under Pharaoh Amenophis III and was further expanded by Ramses II. It was once an important religious centre for the annual celebrations. Particularly striking are the huge pillared halls, the colossal statues of Ramses II, the monumental Pylon and the mighty Alley of the Sphinges. A visit to the Luxor Temple offers a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the fascinating world of Egyptian pharaohs and their religious practices.

Nile cruise and lunch
A Nile motorboat tour in Luxor for about 1 hour is an unforgettable experience that allows you to enjoy the beauty of the Nile and the impressive scenery. During the ride you glide quietly over the water, passing green waterfront landscapes overlooking the ancient monuments of Luxor. After the relaxing boat tour, visitors will enjoy a delicious lunch in a good restaurant serving typical Egyptian specialities in a pleasant ambience. This combination of nature, history and culinary delights makes the excursion an all-round beautiful experience in Luxor.
2 hours

The Valley of the Queens is an impressive cemetery where the wives and children of the Pharaohs of the 18th, 19th and 20th centuries were buried. Dynasty were buried. The tombs are decorated with stunning murals and hieroglyphics that tell the story and mythology of ancient Egypt.
The most famous tomb is the tomb of Queen Nefertari, considered one of the most beautiful women of ancient Egypt. Her tomb is a masterpiece of Egyptian art and architecture. A visit to the Valley of the Queens is an unforgettable experience that gives you a deep insight into the culture and history of ancient Egypt."
Duration: 2 hours

Medinet Habu Temple is one of the most impressive and best preserved temple complexes in ancient Egypt. He was succeeded by Ramses III during the 20th century. Dynasty built and known for its monumental size and the ornate reliefs that span several halls and interiors. The temple was not only a religious center, but also a place of worship for the god Amun, and also served as a pilgrimage site. Particularly noteworthy are the reliefs depicting Ramses III's victories over the Sea Peoples and other enemies of Egypt, as well as the scenes of sacrificial ceremonies and daily rituals.

The Colossi of Memnon are two monumental statues that stand on the west bank of the Nile in Luxor and once guarded the entrance gate to Pharaoh Amenhotep III's mortuary temple (1386–1353 BC). The giant figures represent the Pharaoh himself and are about 18 meters high. The Colossi of Memnon are particularly famous for a fascinating phenomenon known in ancient times as singing statues.

Hurghada or El Gouna
We will drive back to Hurghada and take you to your hotel.