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Celebrate the festive season the Egyptian way with our 8 Days Egypt Christmas Holiday Cairo / Aswan / Luxor, a splendid Egypt travel package that blends history, culture, and the joyful spirit of the holidays. Begin your Next Holiday with an unforgettable Cairo day tour to the magnificent Pyramids of Giza and the Great Sphinx, timeless symbols revealing the stories of ancient Egypt.
Continue your journey to the grand Egyptian Museum, where priceless treasures from Tutankhamun and other ancient artifacts await. Explore Old Cairo, admiring its Coptic and Islamic landmarks before heading south for an enchanting Nile Cruise through Aswan and Luxor.
With Egypt Christmas Tours, experience a perfect mix of adventure and cultural discovery as you visit the Philae Temple, Aswan High Dam, Karnak Temple, and Luxor Temple. Enjoy authentic Egyptian cuisine, take part in the festive celebrations, and feel the warmth of true hospitality that makes every moment special.
Whether you’re looking for relaxation, exploration, or celebration, this Egypt travel package promises memories that will last a lifetime. Make this Christmas and New Year truly unforgettable — your Next Holiday begins in Egypt.
Cairo arrivals, after meet and assist by our representative Next travel, transfer to your hotel, and free activities.
You'll visit the only ancient wonder still in existence, the great pyramid of Khufu, together with the two other pyramids and their watchman, the sphinx. Then you'll proceed to visit the first pyramid built in Egypt, the step Giza pyramids of Djoser at Saqqara.
(Breakfast only)
In the morning, you will transfer to Cairo airport for a flight to Luxor, where you will embark on a cruise. Arrival and assistance, and proceed to the cruise. After that, you will have a visit to the East Bank of Luxor, where you will visit the two biggest temples in Egypt called karnak temple and Luxor temples, which were built for the Theban Triad of God Amun, Goddess Mut, and God Khunsu. The night will be spent in Luxor.
Today, your adventure begins by driving towards the western side of Luxor to go to the Valley of the Kings, a place that was once used as the royal tombs of the pharaohs. New Kingdom kings chiselled their tombs into the solid rock deep enough to keep them away from tomb raiders and to protect their voyages into the next world safely, and then after this, go on to the one and only Hatshepsut’s temple. The last part of your itinerary will be a photo stop in front of the magnificent Colossi of memnon statues.
And right after that, it is back to the ship in order to go through the lock of Esna and set sail towards Edfu. Edfu for overnight. (B, L, D)
A horse-drawn carriage will take you to the Edfu temple. This temple was constructed when the Greeks ruled Egypt in honor of Horus, the falcon-headed god.Go back to the boat to cruise towards Kom Ombo. Proceed to the Kom Ombo Temple, which is dedicated to the goddess Sobek and the god Horus.Return to the boat and cruise towards Aswan. The night is spent in Aswan. (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)
Today will be dedicated to the discovery of the city of Aswan. The visits will start with the Unfinished obelisk granite quarry, followed by the visit to the High Dam, constructed during the reign of Nasser. You will conclude your tour with one of the beautiful temples of Egypt, the temple of Isis on the island of philae temple
Afternoon, enjoy an Elephantine Island circumnavigation by felucca sailboat. Overnight in Aswan. (B, L, D)
After landing, proceed to aswan airport for your flight back to cairo. Greeted on arrival, switched and moved to a hotel.
(Only breakfast is included)
Today marks the beginning of your excursions, and today will be quite a busy day as you will visit more than one place, starting with the quite remarkable Egyptian Museum and Old Cairo region. Inside the museum, you will appreciate the well-crafted sculptures and artifacts from various periods of Egyptian history, alongside the magnificent treasure of the young pharaoh Tutankhamun.Then continue to the Citadel of Salah El-Din and finally visit the biggest souvenir market in the whole Middle East, Khan El Khalili.After your tours two days round, you will be transferred to Cairo airport, for the final departure.
(Breakfast only)
| 1 Person | 2-4 Persons | 5-7 Persons | 8-10 Persons | For Group Reservation |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2990$ | 1890$ | 2140$ | 1820$ | Enquiry form |
12 day
Celebrate the festive season on an unforgettable 12-day Egypt Christmas vacation. Explore Cairo’s ancient wonders, cruise the Nile between Aswan and Luxor, and unwind by the Red Sea. Experience Egypt at Christmas time with sunshine, history, and adventure.
10 Days / 9 Nights
Celebrate Christmas with your loved ones on a 10 Days Egypt New Year Vacation. Explore the Great Pyramids, sail through Luxor and Aswan, and relax by the Red Sea in Hurghada for an unforgettable festive escape.
4 Days
Celebrate the holiday of the year on our 4-day Christmas tour to Cairo and Luxor, where history meets festivity! Your tour begins in Cairo, where you will visit the Pyramids of Giza, the Egyptian Museum, and enchanting Old Cairo. Next is Luxor, where we shall explore the remarkable Valley of the Kings and the Temple of Hatshepsut. Come, partake in a joyous Christmas dinner full of the richness of the culture and traditions of Egypt. Such a tour is indeed unforgettable, with new memories created for enjoyments of the holidays
3 Days / 2 Nights
Celebrate the festive season with our 3 Days Egypt 2025 New Year Tour Package. Explore Cairo’s highlights—from the Pyramids and Egyptian Museum to Old Cairo—while enjoying a magical Egypt Christmas Tour crafted for your Next Holiday.
The essential travel documents usually include a valid passport, visas (if required), airline tickets, hotel reservations, travel insurance, and any necessary identification cards. It's always a good idea to make copies of these documents and store them separately as a backup.
Egypt is famous for its ancient historical sites. Some of the must-visit attractions include the Pyramids of Giza, the Sphinx, Luxor Temple, Karnak Temple, Valley of the Kings, Abu Simbel, and the Egyptian Museum in Cairo.
The best time to visit Egypt is during the cooler months of October to April when temperatures are more comfortable for exploring the historical sites. However, if you're interested in diving in the Red Sea, the summer months offer warm waters and excellent visibility.
When visiting religious sites such as mosques or temples, it's important to dress modestly out of respect. Both men and women should have their shoulders and knees covered. It's also advisable for women to carry a scarf to cover their hair if needed.
The best months to enjoy the Middle East tours are generally April and May, or October and November, however this can vary depending on where you're traveling and what you want to do. Temperatures are normally pleasant rather than extremely hot during certain hours, though crowds may be strong at some attractions.
The most prevalent mode of transportation is by bus. In the absence of this, you'll typically find shared taxis or tourist buses running routes to major sights (such as Petra in Jordan). While flying is the shortest way to travel between Middle Eastern destinations.
If you wish to take a big tour of the Middle East, you should plan at least a 10-day itinerary of Middle East Packages to allow ample time in each country. You may also need to allow extra time to go from one location to another due to security and border crossings between countries.
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