How to Enjoy classic Holiday in Egypt

The Magic of Egyptian Classic Tours

Set out on an unforgettable journey with classic Egyptian tours, Explore Egypt the land of mystery, history, and archaeological wonders. From the Pyramids of Giza of eternal fame and the gigantic Sphinx to ancient tombs, mummies, and sacred treasures, Egypt is a land where the past still speaks to you over the drifting sands of time. The Egyptian classic tour gives you a front-row seat on this grand stage of time to walk in the footsteps of Pharaohs and witnesses the glories of a civilization that ruled the ancient world. Discover more about the Egyptian Museum, Old and Coptic Cairo, Philae Temple, Karnak Temple, Valley of the Kings and more with Next Holiday
 

Discovering Egypt's hidden treasure

Step Into Egypt’s Timeless Tapestry

Egypt is indeed a living museum that guards golden sands with secrets of mighty pharaohs and where temples continue to whisper tales that are older than time. From the gigantic pyramids of Giza, the inscrutable Sphinx, and preserved souls of mummies to relics worshipped through the ages, the very land is history etched on stone.

Your journey begins in Cairo, a city where ancient and modern collide. Stand before the Great Pyramids, visit the Egyptian Museum, or uncover royal secrets at the Temple of Hatshepsut. Even the silent gaze of the Colossi of Memnon carries a message across millennia.

Sail through the passage of time by luxury Nile cruise past giant memories—Karnak Temple, Valley of the Kings, and statues of Ramses II towering stone sentinels. In the vicinity of Aswan and Luxor, the river acts as a thread weaving together Egypt's soul.

Add some sea air in Alexandria, where denizens of ancient minds come alive with the Library of Alexandria, Qaitbay Citadel, and Pompey's Pillar.

Whether you travel alone, with your family, or with co-adventurers, our classic tours in Egypt open the doors toward a realm where time does not move-a world that embraces the traveler tightly in history.

Unforgettable journeys on the Nile in Luxor

Sailing into History with Egypt Classic Tours
Egypt Classic Tours presents an itinerary for Classical Cairo and Luxor: 5 Days, staged beyond the usual pyramids so that the traveler can see the soul, the sublime beauty of the Nile.

Stroke the waves in a picturesque felucca or a graceful dahabiya, where wooden masts and canvas sails glide you through landscapes that have been unchanged since Cleopatra's days. To the burnt orange riverbanks and lush mudflats waving in the breeze beneath the cerulean sky-the Nile breaths out a living masterpiece.

Begin into Cairo and enjoy elegant wonders of the Great Pyramids, the Egyptian Museum, and the bustling Khan El Khalili bazaar before heading to Luxor, the open-air museum of Egypt. Here, you shall enter into Karnak Temple's splendor, stand before the Luxor Obelisk, and descend into the Valley of the Kings and Queens.

Your next highlight is southwards, with the Exodus Premium Nile Cruise, a majestic 9-day trip from Luxor to Aswan, taking in some of the classic sights on a timeless cruise down the river Nile, including Cleopatra's Obelisk and mighty monoliths of Karnak.

As the Nile gently rocks you to slumber and ushers you to new sights at dawn, be reassured that this is not a simple travel; it's a journey into the very heartbeat of ancient Egypt.

Exploring Aswan's Temples and Tombs

Egypt classic tours highlight some of the most iconic attractions in Cairo and Luxor, while also giving guests a glimpse into Aswan's magnificence. By day you can visit  Abu Simbel temple tours which is dedicated to Sobek (the crocodile-headed fertility god), Horus (the falcon-headed war god), Kom Ombo double temple designed to honor two sets of gods simultaneously, and the Edfu Temple with its massive structure.

Philae Temple is another must-see, featuring an unfinished granite rock obelisk characterized by cracks. A visit here provides an awe-inspiring look into ancient Egyptian stone-working techniques. On the west bank of the Nile River you'll also want to stop at Tombs of Nobles and Monastery of St Simeon before stopping off at Qubbet el-Hawa (Dome of Winds).

As there are so many activities in Aswan, make sure to pack comfortable shoes and sunscreen. In addition, it is essential that you bring enough water, especially during the hotter summer months when temperatures can become quite extreme. Furthermore, keep a copy of your passport or travel documents with you at all times, and follow any advice offered by local authorities.

Aswan is ideal for sightseeing from November to February when temperatures are at their most comfortable, making the weather ideal for touring and sight-seeing. From exploring ancient monuments such as Isis' Temple to shopping handmade jewelry - everyone will find something fun to do here! Along with exploring historic monuments and magnificent scenery, visitors will experience Aswanians' warm hospitality and warm friendship