Remembering Osiris
A unique new adventure into the distant past
Cairo, Luxor, Aswan, Sakkara, Dashur, Abydos, Dendarah: April 10-22, 2024
5 Star Accommodations
Intimate and Personal
A Unique Itinerary Filled with Private Visits
ANCIENT EGYPT COMES TO LIFE
In the last few years so much has changed, but one thing has remained constant: our hunger for connection and insight.
There are many amazing place in Egypt that I've longed to share with people, but that most travelers never get to see. So we crafted an experience to bring these places to life. In 1997 I had a profound spiritual awakening in the Temple of Seti at Abydos. A vision of the sacred geometry of the Flower of Life as living electric fire. It completely transformed me. Since then I've returned to Egypt more than 25 times to help share these mysteries with others.
Join us in April as we explore a number of newly opened, or rarely seen sites in this remarkable country. As we trace the story of Osiris, the primal template of the dying and resurrecting God-man, and immerse ourselves in these awe-inspiring ancient places, we reconnect with our truest selves, and forge a new understanding of our lives and our souls.
-Greg Roach, Founder
Trip Highlights - April 10-22, 2024
• 12 Nights: Cairo, Luxor, Aswan, Sakkara, Dashur, Abydos, Dendarah, Edfu.
• 5 Star Accommodations and Private Sailing on the luxury dahabeya Hadeel.
• Private Visits: The Sphinx, The Osirion in Abydos, The Temple of Isis, The King's Chamber of the Great Pyramid.
• Visit the stunning Tomb of Nefertari in the Valley of the Queens, called the "Sistine Chapel of Ancient Egypt," the legendary Tomb of Set I in the Valley of the Kings, and the Southern Tomb of King Djoser in Sakkara.
• Karnak and Luxor Temples, Kom Ombo, Abydos, the Temple of Horus, the Hathor Temple, the Temple of Isis,
• Visit to the legendary Egyptian Museum.
• Explore the otherworldy Serapeum
• Experience authentic Egyptian culture few tourists ever see.
• Many private and unique things!
Experience a spiritual adventure on the Nile. Spirit Quest Tours takes you on a unique, life -changing, sacred tour that includes luxury accommodations, private access to the Great Pyramid, exclusive extras, and a seven-night luxury Nile cruise aboard a five-star private dahabeya.
Cairo, Aswan, Philae, Kom Ombo, Luxor, Karnak, Denderah, Abydos, Edfu, Sakkara, Giza… PRIVATE VISITS to temples and sites that are normally off-limits, including the Great Pyramid and the Sphinx.
Awaken your inner self at each temple, as we invoke the energy of the ancients and activate the very stones with which these temples were built. Enjoy luxury like the Pharaohs, while exploring a profound and timeless spiritual tradition. This is at the top of many people’s once in a lifetime trips!
If your "spiritual places to visit" list includes a private visit inside the Great Pyramid, standing between the paws of the Sphinx, and meditating inside the tombs in the Valley of the Kings, this is one spiritual tour you must take. Travel to Egypt in the luxurious comfort of our special group. Join us!
If you’ve been to Egypt before, come back with us now to see it with new eyes, immerse yourself in the mystery and magic… experience sacred adventure in the land of the pharaohs as we travel through Egypt the way it was meant to be… timeless, ageless, fabulous.
As we move deeper into the past, we move deeper into ourselves...
Testimonials
"The best journey I've ever experienced. Two weeks in Egypt with 7 days on the the River Nile!"
"I give thanks that the Universe gave me Spirit Quest Tours. You have opened my eyes & my heart to a new way of being.
THANK YOU SO MUCH!"
"Your sincere love of Egypt and its culture made the trip an awesome experience!"
April 10-22, 2024
Price $7900 Single Supplement $1600
12 nights / 13 days
Limited to 14 Travelers
Cairo: Hyatt Regency Cairo West
Luxor-Aswan: Dahabıya Hadeel - 8 days of private sailing
Includes:
Tomb of Seti I in the valley of the Kings, Tomb of Nefertari in the Valley of the Queens, The Southern Tomb of Djoser at Sakkara , Private visit to the Sphinx at Giza, Private visit to the Osirion in Abydos Temple, Private visit to the Temple of Isis at Philae, Private visit to the King’s Chamber of the Great Pyramid, Private luxury Nile Cruise, the Khan el Khalili market and old Cairo.
Daily Breakfast, most meals, all entrance fees and airport/hotel transfers.
Your Tour Leaders
Reverend Victoria J. Thomas Spiritual Director
Rev. Victoria Thomas is an ordained Agape International Minister and faculty member at Agape University. She is a certified yoga teacher, certified Reiki Master, certified Ho’Oponopono practitioner, sound healer, inspirational speaker, writer, and spiritual counselor.
She is the Spiritual Director of the Agape East Spiritual Center in Coastal VA.Victoria inspires and empowers through her workshops and classes. She speaks powerfully on a variety of topics such as self-care, addiction and recovery, the shamanic initiation and vocation, conscious parenting, spiritual healing, forgiveness, affirmative prayer, and science and spirituality.
Greg Roach, founder, Spirit Quest
Greg has led Spirit Quest's trips since the beginning. He's an adventurous, knowledgeable leader and an experienced spiritual explorer. His love for his job, and the spiritual traditions of the world, is infectious.
He delights in sharing amazing experiences, places and people with his fellow travelers.
He stopped counting after his 25th visit to Egypt.
Trip Highlights
Sail the Nile aboard a fabulous 5-star private cruise ship...
A gorgeous, PRIVATE 5-star cruise ship will be our home for 8 Days and 7 nights, a truly world-class experience. Nothing can prepare you for the magic of sailing the Nile like this. The dahabeya is an elegant, centuries old Egyptian tradition: from the honeymoon barge of Caesar and Cleopatra, to our very own Hadeel, they are the embodiment of luxury.
On-board amenities include our private chef who will take care of your every need, a Jacuzzi, three decks, a private lounge with guest library, and internet access.
Privacy, luxury and freedom are the hallmarks of a Nile cruise aboard a legendary dahabeya!
A Private Visit to the Great Pyramid
Open your heart and listen – feel the energy of the spirits… experience the most remarkable Wonder of the World: the Pyramids of the Giza Plateau. We are blessed with a private visit inside the Great Pyramid and a meditation inside the King’s Chamber.
This is the spiritual keystone that will lock all of our work in place: in our psyches, our energy bodies, our hearts, our minds and in the divine matrix of creation on the invisible planes of causality. The spiritual technology of the Great Pyramid is a powerful resonator/amplifier for our intentions, so we will apply our conscious will toward creating profound change in our lives, and in the world.
We will greet the dawn from between the paws of the Great Sphinx of Giza
Visit Luxor Temple at Night
Luxor is home to the greatest concentration of antiquities on the planet. Known as Thebes in the ancient world, Luxor is a friendly and fascinating mixture of the ancient and modern, the metropolitan and the rustic.
One evening, we will have a special night visit to the magnificent structure of Luxor Temple. Here is where R.A. Schwaller de Lubicz developed his revolutionary Symbolist Interpretation; science, art, religion and philosophy are fused into one vast, coherent whole.
Experience the Avenue of the Sphinxes, the great hypostyle hall, the working mosque, nearly a thousand years old, right on the temple grounds. Part of the largest temple complex in the world, Luxor is not to be missed.
Visit Dendera and Abydos Temples, including a private visit to the Osirion and the Flower of Life...
In the early morning, we will drive to Dendera Temple, one of Egypt’s most beautiful temples, which is dedicated to Hathor, Goddess of Love, Music and Joy. Here we meditate in the Chapel of Nut, the birthing room, as well as seeing the world’s oldest sundial, and graffiti from Napoleon’s soldiers.
Then on to Abydos, one of the most spellbinding spots in Egypt. Here at the Temple of Seti I is the birth of the Rameses style. Among the temple’s special features are the Seven Axial Chapels, whose reliefs number among the most beautiful in Egyptian art, and the ancient, enigmatic Osirion, home to the Flower of Life: the most important symbol in sacred geometry. We'll also see the bizarre "future vision" hieroglyphs which seem to show tanks, planes and helicopters.
By special arrangement we will enjoy a private visit down into the Osirion itself, a remarkable site normally off limits to tourists.
No pilgrimage to Egypt is complete without visiting Abydos.
Temple of Kom Ombo
We sail to Kom Ombo, the temple dedicated to two deities: the crocodile god, Sobek, and Horus the Elder, the innate potential for enlightenment dormant within each of us. Kom Ombo was a famous healing temple in ancient days and is now both a gloriously picturesque edifice and an energy-filled ruin overlooking a bend in the Nile.
After our exploration here, we continue sailing through the glorious countryside of Egypt on our way to the city of Aswan.
Karnak Temple
Karnak temple is a vast and remarkable place, one of the largest spiritual sites in the world.
Once connected to Luxor Temple, two miles away, by a long avenue of Sphinxes (now almost fully restored), Karnak is dedicated to the Powers of Creation and exhibits profound solar alignments. Karnak is the theater in which humanity plays out its destiny.
After exploring the main temple, we'll have a private visit to mysterious "Chapel of Sekhmet,” one of the most intimate, yet powerful and beautiful, experiences of our entire journey.
Thebes, The Valley of the Kings, The Valley of the Queens
This morning after breakfast we drive to the West Bank of ancient Thebes, and begin our day at the famed Temple of Haphsetsut. It was designed and implemented by Senenmut, royal steward and architect of Hatshepsut (and believed by some to be her lover), to serve for her posthumous worship and to honor the glory of Amun. It is built into a cliff face that rises sharply above it, and is widely considered to be one of the "incomparable monuments of ancient Egypt". This stunning architectural achievement will be an elegant and dramatic start to our day.
Next we visit the Valley of the Queens, home to the Tomb of Nefertari, Great Royal Wife of Pharaoh Ramesses II, dating from about 1300 BC. This stunning tomb was painstakingly restored over the course of 6 years. The paintings are remarkable for their electrifying colors -- including oranges, blues and greens -- and their intricate detail, such as steam rising from a bowl of soup. Widely considered to be the absolute pinnacle of Egyptian art, this tomb was closed in 1934, just 30 years after its opening, and access is strictly controlled to protect the jewel-like walls. Many consider the Tomb of Nefertari to be the "Sistine Chapel" of Egypt.
We continue our visit to the famed Valley of the Kings, where we'll see the incomparable Tomb of the mighty Seti I, as stunning in its own way as Nefertari's resting place. And then on to the immense Colossi of Memnon. We will also stop at an alabaster workshop in the Valley, where we can buy world-class pieces, lovingly hand-made, at local prices.
“Strive to see with the inner eye, the heart. It sees the reality not subject to emotional or personal error; it sees the essence. Intuition then is the most important quality to develop.”
― Muata Ashby, EGYPTIAN BOOK OF THE DEAD The Book of Coming Forth By Day
The Temple of Horus at Edfu
Visit the best-preserved temple in Egypt, the fabulous Temple of Horus the Avenger – the falcon god. Consecrated to Horus and to Set, it is the embodiment of the principles of self-mastery and resurrection; balancing the forces of dark and light. Our exploration of this site will encompass all these themes as we empower the Horus within us.
Sakkara
The famed Sakkara necropolis, home to the Step Pyramid of Djoser, is an incomparable milestone of the early pyramid age. About, 2630 B.C. Imhotep, architect to King Djoser (Dynasty III), masterminded this Step Pyramid, the world’s oldest freestanding stone structure. This pyramid consists of six tiers atop a mastaba, or low, oblong tomb, faced with cut stone. Here we’ll explore the newly opened Southern Tomb of Djoser with it’s stunning faience lined passageways and monumental granite sarcophagus.
We finish the day by exploring the enigmatic and mysterious Serapium, with its labyrinthian passes and cyclopian stone sarcophagi - carved from single massive granite and diorite blocks weighing up to 88,000 lb.
A Private Visit to the Temple of Isis
In the stillness before dawn we'll approach the island and Philae, home to the Temple of Isis, and slip quietly into the holy-of-holies for a moving ceremony of magic, manifestation and healing. Then we'll great the rising sun, as it brings life, and light, to the world.
The graceful temple and surrounding buildings of Philae were meticulously moved stone by stone from its ancient site (now submerged) to its new, higher, island home in the middle of the lake. Today it gives us – modern men and women with modern machines and incredible technical knowledge – great insight into what the ancient and intelligent peoples of the world could do with only simple technology and the will to create.
Enjoy a Felucca Ride...
The water of the Nile glides past, as the sun comes to the horizon and the day draws to a close...
The felucca is still, even after many centuries, the primary transportation of the Nile. Its ancient outlines graces the river today, as it has done since the age of the Pharaohs.
The Nubian Market and Aswan...
“The Pearl of Egypt!” With its colorful Nubian bazaar, laid-back atmosphere, warm and wonderful people and a lovely promenade along the Nile, Aswan is a favorite city in Egypt for many visitors.
Gourmet Meals
Dine on fabulous local cuisine throughout our journey; eat at some of the best places in Cairo and throughout our Nile cruise enjoy meals cooked by our own private chef. Vegetarians can be accommodated easily and meals are usually macrobiotic and always fresh and delicious!
Explore Historic Cairo
Cairo is truly one of the world's fabled cities. We'll take an insider's look at this awe-inspiring place. From some of the world's oldest churches, to biblical era synagogues, mind-boggling markets, gorgeous mosques, Cairo offers two millenia's worth of history and legend.
• Mosque of the Healers
• St. Sergio Church
• Ben Ezra Synagogue
• Khan El Khalili Bazaar
Price
April 10-22, 2024
$7900 per person (double occupancy)
$1600 Single Supplement
12 nights / 13 days
8 days of private sailing
Limited to 10 Travelers
Traveled with us before? Ask about your alumni discount.
We offer referral fees!
Full Itinerary
Wednesday, April. 10: Day 01: Arrival to CAIRO / EGYPT / Le Meridien Cairo Airport Hotel
Arrive to Cairo International Airport where your Tour Manager who’ll assist you with the formalities through customs and immigration. T
Rest, refresh and prepare for the adventure ahead!
Day 02: Cairo, Luxor
After breakfast, transfer to Cairo airport for short flight to Luxor.
Luxor is home to the greatest concentration of antiquities on the planet. Known as Thebes in the ancient world, Luxor is a friendly and fascinating mixture of the ancient and modern, the metropolitan and the rustic.
Our home for our stay in Luxor is the incredible Dahabeya Hadeel. We dock on the Theban shore of the Nile, avoiding all the big cruise ships and enjoying the peace of the local scene.
This evening, we will have a special night visit to the magnificent structure of Luxor Temple. Here is where R.A. Schwaller de Lubicz developed his revolutionary Symbolist Interpretation; science, art, religion and philosophy are fused into one vast, coherent whole. Experience the Avenue of the Sphinxes, the great hypostyle hall, the working mosque, nearly a thousand years old, built into the body of the temple itself. Part of the largest temple complex in the world, Luxor is not to be missed.
(Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)
Day 03: Luxor / West bank / Valley of Queens / Nefertari Tomb / Valley of Kings / Hatshepsut Temple / Colossi of Memnon
This morning after breakfast we drive to the West Bank of ancient Thebes, and begin our day at the famed Temple of Haphsetsut. Widely considered to be one of the "incomparable monuments of ancient Egypt". This stunning architectural achievement will be an elegant and dramatic start to our day.
Next we visit the Valley of the Queens, home to the Tomb of Nefertari, Great Royal Wife of Pharaoh Ramesses II, dating from about 1300 BC. This stunning tomb was painstakingly restored over the course of 6 years. The paintings are remarkable for their electrifying colors -- including oranges, blues and greens -- and their intricate detail, such as steam rising from a bowl of soup. Widely considered to be the absolute pinnacle of Egyptian art, this tomb was closed in 1934, just 30 years after its opening, and access is strictly controlled to protect the jewel-like walls. Many consider the Tomb of Nefertari to be the "Sistine Chapel" of Egypt.
We continue our visit to the famed Valley of the Kings, where we'll see the incomparable Tomb of the mighty Seti I, as stunning in its own way as Nefertari's resting place. And then on to the immense Colossi of Memnon. We will also stop at an alabaster workshop in the Valley, where we can buy world-class pieces, lovingly hand-made, at local prices.
Day 04: Abydos / Dendarah / Dahabiya Hadeel
In the early morning, we will drive to Dendera Temple, one of Egypt’s most beautiful temples, which is dedicated to Hathor, Goddess of Love, Music and Joy. Here we meditate in the Chapel of Nut, the birthing room, as well as seeing the world’s oldest sundial, and graffiti from Napoleon’s soldiers.
Then on to Abydos, one of the most spellbinding spots in Egypt. Here at the Temple of Seti I is the birth of the Rameses style. Among the temple’s special features are the Seven Axial Chapels, whose reliefs number among the most beautiful in Egyptian art, and the ancient, enigmatic Osirion, home to the Flower of Life: the most important symbol in sacred geometry. We'll also see the bizarre "future vision" hieroglyphs which seem to show tanks, planes and helicopters.
By special arrangement we will enjoy a private visit inside the Osirion itself, a remarkable site normally off limits to tourists.
No pilgrimage to Egypt is complete without visiting Abydos.
(Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)
Day 05: Luxor / Karnak Temple / Esna / Dahabiya Hadeel
We begin the day with visit to the vast and overwhelming Temple of Karnak..
Karnak temple is truly a vast and awe-inspiring place, one of the largest spiritual sites in the world. Once connected to Luxor Temple, two miles away, by a long avenue of Sphinxes (now almost fully restored), Karnak is dedicated to the Powers of Creation and exhibits profound solar alignments. Karnak is the theater in which humanity plays out its destiny.
After exploring the main temple, we'll have a private visit to mysterious "Chapel of Sekhmet,” one of the most intimate, yet powerful and beautiful, experiences of our entire journey.
Finally we sail to Esna where the passage through the locks is always a fun encounter with Egypt's everyday spirit.
(Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)
Day 06: Esna / Edfu / Dahabiya Hadeel
Visit the best-preserved temple in Egypt, the fabulous Temple of Horus the Avenger – the falcon god; son of Isis and Osiris, born through immaculate conception.
But surprisingly, this temple is consecrated to not only Horus but to Set, as well, Horus' destructive uncle who murdered Osiris, his brother. To the ancients it was the embodiment of the principles of self-mastery and resurrection; balancing the forces of dark and light. Our exploration of this site will encompass all these themes as we empower the Horus within us.
(Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)
Day 07: Edfu / Kom Ombo / Aswan / Dahabiya Hadeel
We sail to Kom Ombo, the temple dedicated to two deities: the crocodile god, Sobek, and Horus the Elder, the innate potential for enlightenment dormant within each of us.
Here again we encounter the the ancient Egyptian's profound understanding of duality.
Kom Ombo was a famous healing temple in ancient days and is now both a gloriously picturesque edifice and an energy-filled ruin overlooking a bend in the Nile.
After our exploration here, we continue sailing through the glorious countryside of Egypt on our way to the city of Aswan.
(Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)
Day 08: Aswan / Philae Temple /Dahabiya Hadeel
In the stillness before dawn we'll approach the island of Philae, home to the Temple of Isis, and slip quietly into the holy-of-holies for a moving experience of magic, manifestation and healing. This visit is completely private and the island will be ours alone.
Then we'll great the rising sun, as it brings light, and life, to the world.
The graceful temple and surrounding buildings of Philae were meticulously moved stone by stone from its ancient site (now submerged) to its new, higher, island home in the middle of the lake.
Today it gives us – modern men and women with modern machines and incredible technical knowledge – great insight into what the ancient and intelligent peoples of the world could do with only simple technology and the will to create.
(Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)
Day 09: Aswan / Cairo / Hyatt Regency West hotel
Transfer to Aswan airport for flight to Cairo. Upon arrival, later this afternoon you’ll be transferred to Hyatt Regency West hotel.
(Breakfast)
Day 10: Cairo / New Egyptian museum / Old Cairo / Bazaar / Hyatt Regency West Hotel
After breakfast we'll visit the remarkable, newly opened, Grand Egyptian Museum, a cutting-edge and world class museum experience. After this brush with modernity, we’ll step back through the ages to explore Old Cairo: Coptic, Christian, Jewish, Muslim and mercantile.
Cairo is truly one of the world's fabled cities. We'll take an insider's look at this awe-inspiring place. From some of the world's oldest churches, to biblical era synagogues, mind-boggling ancient markets, and gorgeous mosques, Cairo offers two millennia's worth of history and legend.
• Mosque of the Healers
• St. Sergio Church
• Ben Ezra Synagogue
• Khan El Khalili Bazaar
(Breakfast, Lunch)
Day 11: Giza, Sakkara, Dashur
Here we begin our voyage of discovery into the most enigmatic of the ancient mysteries. While the Giza Plateau is famously home to the Sphinx and the Great Pyramid, in fact the entire plateau is absolutely riddled with underground passages, hidden structures, and obscure grottos.
Though special permission, we will privately explore the mystifying underground site known as The Osiris Shaft: the symbolic tomb of the god Osiris.
Next we visit the famed Sakkara necropolis, home to the Step Pyramid of Djoser, and incomparable milestone of the early pyramid age. About, 2630 B.C. Imhotep, architect to King Djoser (Dynasty III), masterminded this Step Pyramid, the world’s oldest freestanding stone structure. This pyramid consists of six tiers atop a mastaba, or low, oblong tomb, faced with cut stone. Here we’ll explore the newly opened Southern Tomb of Djoser with it’s stunning faience lined passageways and monumental granite sarcophagus.
Lunch will be served in a charming local restaurant.
We finish the day by exploring the ancient royal necropolis at Dahshur, home to the Black, White, Red and Bent Pyramids, located approximately 40 kilometers south of Cairo. These pyramids were built from 2613 – 2589 BC. The Bent Pyramid is the most famous of the pyramids in the area. This remarkable structure has been closed since 1965! So we'll be the first Spirit Quest group to visit!
(Breakfast, Lunch, //)
Day 12: King’s chamber / Farewell dinner / Hyatt Regency West hotel
Open your heart and listen – feel the energy of the spirits… experience the most remarkable Wonder of the World: the Pyramids of the Giza Plateau.
We start our day by paying our respects to the fabled Sphinx, greeting the dawn from between the Sphinx's paws.
We are blessed with a private visit inside the Great Pyramid and a meditation inside the King’s Chamber. This is the spiritual keystone that will lock all of our work in place: in our psyches, our energy bodies, our hearts, our minds and in the divine matrix of creation on the invisible planes of causality. The spiritual technology of the Great Pyramid is a powerful resonator/amplifier for our intentions, so we will apply our conscious will toward creating profound change in our lives, and in the world.
Your afternoon is free, and tonight we’ll enjoy our sumptuous farewell dinner party.
(Breakfast, Dinner)
Tuesday, April. 22: Day 13: Final departure:
Breakfast, followed by transfer to Cairo International airport for your final departure back home.
Egypt loves you and will wait for your return!
(Breakfast)
Price
November 2-14, 2023
$7700 per person (double occupancy)
$1500 Single Supplement
12 nights / 13 days
8 days of private sailing
Limited to 14 Travelers
Traveled with us before? Ask about your alumni discount.
We offer referral fees!
Monday, Oct. 28th: Day 04: Luxor / Karnak Temple / Sonesta St. George Luxor hotel
Early morning we visit to the vast and overwhelming Temple of Karnak (Temple of Ra), this will include a visit at Sekhmat Chapel.
In the evening we will attend the Opera Aida Performance at Hatchepsut Temple
(Breakfast, //, //)
Wednesday, Oct. 30th: Day 06: Cairo / Wadi El Natrun / Four Season – First Residence hotel
After breakfast we drive about an hour north of Cairo to Wadi El Natron, the valley of the salts, the "Coptic Vatican" and the actual birthplace for Christian monasticism.
Wadi Natron was important to the ancient Egyptians as the source for the minerals and salts used in mummification.
Christianity reached the area with St. Mark who sought refuge there in C.330.
Then the area became a sanctuary for Christians fleeing the systematic Roman persecution in the 4th century and there they started to develop a monastic order.
There used to be about 50 monasteries; only 4 have survived into modern times.
We begin with visit to Deir al Baramus which is the oldest of the surviving 4 monasteies. Then proceed to Deir Anba Bishoi, whose body is still interred in the monastery. We then continue to Anba Makaryus Monastery, which is the richest monastery now in Wadi el Natron. As it has more than 100 monks and 600 workers in the extensive farm which encircles it. We end our trip with Deir el Suryani which is the smallest and most compact of the 4 monastries.
The architecture of the value is quite unusual - beautiful and a bit otherworldly. It combines with the peaceful ambience to create a memorable visit to a powerful spiritual center.
(Breakfast / Lunch / //)
WHAT’S INCLUDED:
Greeting and assistance at airports in all cities in Egypt
All touring and transfers in air-conditioned motor coach
Transfers from and to the airport / hotels in all cities
All meals as per itinerary
Entrance fees to all visits mentioned in the above itinerary
02 nights at Hyatt Regency West hotel or similar
07 nights on Dahabiya Hadeel
03 nights at Hyatt Regency West hotel or similar
Visit tomb of Seti I at the valley of the Kings
Visit tomb of Nefertari at the valley of the Queens
Visit the Southern tomb of Sakkara
Private visit between the Paws of the Sphinx
Private visit to the Osirion Abydos Temple
Private Philae Temple
Private visit to the King’s Chamber
Domestic air ticket Cairo / Luxor – Aswan / Cairo
Daily buffet breakfast at hotel
English guide throughout the trip
Tips throughout the trip EXCEPT for the guide
All hotels taxes, service charges, and government sales tax
Luggage handling at all airports
WHAT’S EXCLUDED:
International air ticket
Meals and drinks, laundry, telephone calls, etc, not specified in the proposal
Entry Visa to Egypt
PCR test - $ 100 per person if requested
Travel & health Insurance and other items of a personal nature
