8-Day Accessible Egypt Tour for Wheelchair Travelers: Cairo, Giza, Luxor & Aswan

After breakfast at the hotel, we will be met by a professional Egyptologist who will accompany you during your first day in Cairo. On those days, the famous Pyramids of Giza, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, will be explored. You are going to be amazed by the Great Pyramid of Khufu, which is the tallest among them, and was constructed during the 4th Dynasty of Egypt 4,500 years ago. This great period, which was commissioned by Snefru’s son, Khufu, was constructed for almost twenty years and claimed the title of the tallest structure in the world until the completion of Lincoln Cathedral in 1311 A. D.

The adventurous tour of the Giza Plateau includes a visit to the Sphinx of Giza, veiled in mystery all over the world. The more tedious exploration of the Valley Temple of Khafre and Pyramid of Menkaure seems not to tire one in any way. Later that day, drive yourself into downtown Cairo and explore the Egyptian Museum. Approximately 120,000 artifacts are displayed in this museum, from the famous treasures possessed by King Tutankhamen to the mummies' royal governorship. On arrival, a buffet-style lunch will be served in a local restaurant; afterward, stay at the hotel overnight. 

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch

Begin with a morning feast at the hotel and thereafter leisure about the hotel or join an optional day-trip to Alexandria from Cairo. Visit this ancient Mediterranean city set up by Alexander the Great as the capital of Egypt in 332 BC to rival the great cities of Greece. On the visit, we will take a look at the remains of this extraordinary Greco-Roman metropolis. 

Meals provided: Breakfast.

Enjoy your buffet breakfast early in the morning, and then our representative will accompany you to Cairo International Airport for your flight to Aswan. A local assistant will help you board your cruise ship as soon as you arrive. Your Aswan tour comprises a visit to the Aswan High Dam, an impressive contribution to the world of engineering by President Nasser in the 20th century. Move on and visit the Temple of Philae, dedicated to the goddess Isis; then, see the Unfinished Obelisk in the nearby granite quarries. You will return to the cruise ship for lunch and dinner, followed by an overnight stay on the cruise ship in Aswan. 

Meals: breakfast, lunch, dinner

You will experience lunch and dinner through the dining options on the boat, which travels the Nile at a leisurely pace. Your first stop will be the magnificent Temple of Edfu, which is dedicated to Horus, the falcon god, and became one of Egypt's most well-preserved ancient sites. Next, we will proceed to the Kom Ombo Temple, which shows dedication to both Sobek, the crocodile god, and Horus. After exploring these historic sites throughout the day, guests will return to the cruise ship to have dinner and relax before they spend the night on board.

Beginning from breakfast in an onboard restaurant in Luxor, designated as the world's largest open-air museum with so many of its relics holding sway, we were ready to land at Luxor afterward. Situated in Upper Egypt, the city looked on in the times of antiquity as Thebes, and during both the Middle and New Kingdoms, it served as the capital. The new one will engage the ancient ruins with the Luxor Temple. One can catch a distant view of the imposing Karnak Temple complex, built over 4000 years ago, along with the Great Hypostyle Hall adorned with its 134 monstrous columns, actually appearing to sandwich inside its own walls the written memories of thousands of years prior. Begin from the first pylon and travel back in time amidst the ancient ruins. Walk the great avenue and finish at the Luxor Temple, constructed by King Amenhotep III, lined with sphinxes. At the end of the exploration of The East Bank, return to the boat for the rest of the journey.

Inclusions: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

After getting up and having your tasty breakfast, you will be transferred from your Aswan to Luxor Nile cruise and start your Luxor West Bank explorations with a visit to the Valley of the Kings. This new kingdom necropolis is still being excavated and is one of Luxor's most famous sites; many of these tombs have been discovered intact and even untouched. Your Luxor excursions will then take you to the mortuary temple of the divine birth story of semi-god Queen Hatshepsut, which is the Temple of Queen Hatshepsut. On the way back, you can check the remains of the colossal statues of Amenhotep III known as the Colossi of Memnon. After this, you will be transferred to Luxor airport to fly back to Cairo, where you will spend the night in your Cairo hotel.

Meals: Breakfast.

 After breakfast at your hotel, one of our representatives will meet and transfer you to Cairo airport to board your international flight after finishing your 8-day Egypt Accessible Tour Package. We trust that we have been beyond your expectations throughout your Cairo and Nile Cruise Accessible Tour.

Meals: Breakfast.