Hurghada : the possibility of additional excursions for a fee (only one of the additional services is selected).

1. Snorkeling in the Red Sea and on Orange Bay Beach/Paradise Island. The underwater world is fascinating, full of life and colors, unexplored and mysterious, and therefore all the more attractive. You will also have the opportunity to enjoy the beach on one of the sandy islands of the Red Sea.
2. Diving in the Red Sea, including: Diving is a way of exploring this world, amazingly combining new experiences, enjoying the richness of the underwater world, self–knowledge and, of course, endless pleasure. You will have the opportunity to make two diving stops, including an instructor and equipment.
3. "El Gouna – Egyptian Venice" with lunch and soft drinks. The tour includes a boat trip, during which you can enjoy the beautiful views, watch 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.
4. 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.

Hurghada – Luxor: Dendera, one of the most beautiful attractions, is located south of Kena in Egypt. Originally called Tentiris, it was one of the most important religious centers of Ancient Egypt. The city was declared sacred by three sanctuaries: the sanctuary of Horus, the god of heaven and protector of the pharaohs, the sanctuary of Ihi, the young son of Horus, who plays the sistine, and the sanctuary of Hatur. Only the last one has been preserved almost intact, and only a few traces remain of the other two. Today it is one of the best preserved temples in which the colors have been preserved. It contained the astronomical zodiac of the Egyptians. Lunch at the monthly restaurant. Departure to Abydos, one of the most important religious sites of the past. Temple of Seti I, аlso known as the Great Temple of Abydos, it is one of the main historical monuments built during the Golden Age of Ancient Egypt. The ancient Egyptians hoped to make a pilgrimage to Abydos at least once in their lives, which for them was strongly associated with the entrance to the afterlife, since the temple was dedicated to the god Osiris – the god of Heaven and the afterlife. Here is the "List of Kings of Abydos", also known as the "Gallery of Ancestors" or the names of all the ruling pharaohs and so-called. "helicopter hieroglyphs" or hieroglyphs of a helicopter, airplane, submarine.

Departure to Luxor and accommodation in a 4* hotel. Dinner (drinks not included). Sleepover.

Luxor : (Day 1) Optional and prior request 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). 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 Valley of the Queens, where there are 70 tombs of women and children of the pharaohs; 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 funeral temple of the pharaoh. A visit to the alabaster shop. Lunch at the monthly restaurant without drinks. Visit the amazing temple of Hatshepsut, the first female pharaoh who ruled Egypt for two peaceful decades. Visit the temple of Habu, the burial complex of Ramses III, the last great pharaoh of the New Kingdom. Go back to the hotel. Dinner (drinks not included). Sleepover.

(Day 2) Breakfast. Visit to the Karnak temple complex. 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. 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. Lunch at a local restaurant without drinks. Visit the historical museums of Luxor.

Dinner on the set menu. Sleepover.

Luxor – Cairo : Dry breakfast and transfer to Luxor Airport for a domestic flight to Cairo operated by Egypt Air.

Travel program in Cairo (included in the price): The tour includes a visit to 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. Lunch at a local restaurant (drinks not included). Visit to the perfume factory. The tour will continue with a visit to Cairo's newest museum, the Museum of Civilizations, which is the new home of 22 mummies of 18 pharaohs and four queens. Go back to the hotel. Dinner. 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 – Alexandria – Cairo : Breakfast. Free time in Cairo, upon request and prior request, a full-day excursion to Alexandria with lunch included.

Alexandria is the second largest city in Egypt, founded in 332 BC. from Alexander the Great: a visit to the catacombs, one of the 7 wonders of the Middle Ages, the Roman amphitheater and lunch at a local restaurant. After lunch, a visit to the city Citadel, one of the most important in the Mediterranean and the place where the Lighthouse of Alexandria once stood - one of the 7 wonders of the Ancient World, a photo break in front of the library in Alexandria and, if possible, a visit to the Montaza Park for photos in front of the palace.

Return to the hotel. Dinner. Sleepover.