Cairo Tour program (included in the price) : The tour includes a visit to the Cairo Historical Museum, which houses many precious exhibits from the era of ancient Egyptian civilization. The museum displays more than 12,000 artifacts from all periods of Egyptian history. Lunch at a local restaurant. Transfer to the hotel. Placement. Supper. Sleepover.

In the evening, optional and for an additional fee: An evening cruise in Cairo along the Nile River with dinner and a show program. Sailing along the Nile River, you can enjoy the night views of the Metropolis of Cairo – the city of contrasts. The trip on the cruise ship restaurant lasts about 2 hours and includes a buffet dinner, a show program and a transfer from/to the hotel.

• Cairo : Breakfast. Visit one of the wonders of the world – the Egyptian pyramids, which fascinate with their grandeur and mystery. From the panoramic platform in Giza, you will have a view of the metropolis of Cairo. You will not miss the meeting with the impressive statue of the Sphinx. Visit to the perfume factory. Lunch at a local restaurant. After lunch, free time or on request and for an additional fee: An excursion to Old Cairo, the Museum of Civilizations and the Khan el Khalili market. Old Cairo or Coptic Cairo unites some of the oldest Christian, Muslim and Jewish temples in Egypt. You will have the opportunity to visit the "Hanging Church" and the Church of Saints Sergius and Bacchus Abu Serga, where the Holy Family is believed to have lived. The tour will continue with a visit to Cairo's newest "Museum of Civilizations", which is the new home for 22 mummies of 18 pharaohs and four queens. The program will end with a symbolic Cairo and the largest open-air market in Africa, Khan el Khalili. Dinner and overnight.

• Cairo – Aswan : Early breakfast (or dry bag). Transfer to Cairo Airport for a direct domestic flight to Aswan. Landing at Aswan airport. Tourist program in the Aswan area : The high wall of the Nasser Dam, blocking the Nile River. Its construction was postponed several times for political reasons and the need to move important archaeological sites. The unfinished obelisk is a magnificent monument with a height of 42 m and a weight of 1200 tons, which has never been installed. He was thrown into the rock in which he was carved in ancient times, because of the crack that appeared. Visit to the Temple of Isis. It was originally located at the address of Filet Island, which is now flooded by the waters of the Nasser dam. The temple was saved and handed over to Agilica Island, thanks to a large-scale rescue operation by UNESCO. Transfer to the cruise ship. Placement. Lunch on the ship.

Additional tourist program and upon prior request: excursion to the Nubian settlement – your visit to Aswan cannot be complete without feeling the incredible atmosphere of the Nubians and enjoying a peaceful walk among the islands of the Nile River. Departure from the ship on a traditional Egyptian felucca boat with a large sail. Sailing along the Nile and visiting the botanical garden of Aswan, located on the island. Free time for a walk through the botanical garden. Take a motorboat along the Nile River and reach the Nubian settlement. A visit to the complex of houses representing the local way of life and customs. If possible, visit a Nubian house with the opportunity to take pictures with crocodiles. Return to the ship by motorboat. Dinner and overnight on the ship.

• Aswan – Kom Ombo – Edfu : Breakfast. Free time in Aswan, Egypt's southernmost city, famous for its quarries. The possibility of an independent walk through the colorful Aswan market or a tourist program on request and upon prior request (a package of breakfast cereals with participation in an additional service) : a bus tour to Abu Simbel with entrance tickets. Early departure from the ship. Abu Simbel is located on the west bank of the Nile River. During the construction of the Nasser Dam, the temples were moved 65 m above their original location. There are two ancient Egyptian temples carved into the rock with an extremely beautiful and impressive facade from the time of Ramses II (about the 13th century BC), after his victory at Kadesh. The great temple is dedicated to the gods Amon, Ra, Horus and Ptah. The image of Ramesses dominates the overall decoration of the temple and radiates divine power. Very close to the Great Temple is the so-called Small Temple or temple of Hathor and Nefertari. This is the first temple in the history of Egypt dedicated to the queen. The temple complex is now under UNESCO protection. Return to the ship around noon. Lunch. In the afternoon, departure to Kom Ombo. Come late at night and explore the temple in Kom Ombo. It was built in the Hellenistic era, i.e. in the time of the Ptolemies, and is an unusual double temple dedicated to Sobek, the god of crocodiles and Horus– the god of falcons. Departure to Edfu. Dinner and overnight on the ship.

• Edfu – Luxor : Departure from the ship. An early visit to the temple in Edfu, dedicated to the god Horus, the son of Isis and Osiris. The construction of the temple began in 237 BC, during the reign of Ptolemy III, and was completed almost 2 centuries later, in 57, during the reign of Ptolemy XII – the father of the famous Cleopatra. Return to the ship. Breakfast. Departure to Luxor via Esna. Lunch. Free time on board the ship. In the evening, visit the Luxor Temple, located on the ruins of ancient Thebes. The great Temple of Luxor, built by Ramses II, is dedicated to the gods Amon, Ra, Mut and Khons and impresses with its giant papyrus columns. A visit to the papyrus shop. Dinner and overnight on the ship.

• Deir El Bahri – Hurghada : Early in the morning (departure from the ship), upon request and prior request, a hot air balloon flight over the west bank of the Nile River (under suitable weather conditions) . A hot air balloon flight will give you an incredible opportunity to enjoy Luxor from a height. You will have the opportunity to see the funeral temples of the Great Pharaohs of the New Kingdom, such as Thutmose 4, Ramses 2, Seti 1, Ramses 3, Hatshepsut, the Valley of the Nobility, the Valley of Queens, the Nile River, the city of Luxor itself and much more. Breakfast (or a dry bag when participating in a hot air balloon flight). Check-out and departure from the cruise ship. Departure to Deir el Bahri, a complex of royal tombs and funerary temples of the New Kingdom, located on the west bank of the Nile. Visit the Valley of the Kings, where there are 62 tombs of the pharaohs, one of which is Tutankhamun, discovered in 1922; the amazing temple of Hatshepsut, the first female pharaoh who ruled Egypt for two peaceful decades; the Colossi of Memnon – two massive stone statues depicting the seated Pharaoh Amenhotep III. When they were erected in 1350 BC, they guarded the entrance to the tomb of the pharaoh. A visit to the alabaster shop.Lunch buffet (drinks not included).Departure to Karnak. This is the largest religious complex in the world, which is a kind of showcase of the achievements of Egyptian architecture during the reign of 30 pharaohs. The religious complex consists of three main temples and several smaller ones. Departure by bus to Hurghada. Arrival late in the evening. Accommodation at the hotel. Late dinner. Sleepover.

Hurghada : Tourist program on request and prior request (choose one of three excursions) :

1. Desert safari with dinner. Your visit to Egypt will be incomplete if you miss a desert safari trip. You will have the opportunity to get a unique experience from jeep racing on the dunes, riding ATVs and two-seater buggies. You will ride a camel and get acquainted with the life of the Bedouins in the desert, enjoy a folklore show.

2. "El Gouna – “Egyptian Venice" with lunch and soft drinks; The tour includes a boat trip, during which you will enjoy beautiful views, meet dolphins, swim and dive in the crystal clear waters of the Red Sea. Returning to El Gouna, you will also take a small boat trip through the canals of the city. Return to the hotel in the late afternoon.

3. Snorkeling in the Red Sea (includes lunch, soft drinks and snorkeling equipment). The underwater world is fascinating, full of life and colors, unexplored and mysterious, and this makes it even more attractive. Diving is a way of exploring this world, wonderfully combining new experiences, enjoying the richness of the underwater world, self–knowledge and, of course, endless pleasure. Two scuba diving stops and a beach stop on a sandy island in Orange Bay.