Duration
1 Day Trip
Tour Type
Private
Transportation
Bus
Description
2-Day Private Tour to Cairo and Luxor from Marsa Alam Explore Ancient Egypt’s Wonders Embark on an unforgettable 2-day journey from Marsa Alam to Cairo, where you’ll witness the most iconic monuments of Ancient Egypt. This exclusive tour includes flights, private guides, and 5-star accommodation, ensuring a seamless and luxurious experience.
Day 1: Discover Cairo’s Timeless Treasures
Cairo and Luxor Your adventure begins with a flight to Cairo, where you’ll explore the legendary Giza Pyramids and the enigmatic Sphinx. Stand in awe before the last remaining wonder of the ancient world before heading to the Egyptian Museum, home to Tutankhamun’s golden mask and countless artifacts. A private Egyptologist will bring history to life as you uncover Cairo’s secrets.
Day 2: Unravel Luxor’s Ancient Mysteries
Tour to Luxor from Marsa Alam Fly to Luxor, the world’s greatest open-air museum. Explore the colossal Karnak Temple, wander through the royal tombs of the Valley of the Kings, and marvel at the Temple of Hatshepsut, dedicated to Egypt’s first female pharaoh. Enjoy a serene Nile felucca ride before returning to Marsa Alam, enriched with memories of Egypt’s golden age.
Why You’ll Love This Trip
✔ Exclusive Private Tour – Fully customizable for your comfort and privacy.
✔ Expert Guides – Learn from knowledgeable Egyptologists.
✔ 5-Star Luxury – Overnight stay in a premium Luxor hotel with breakfast.
✔ Efficient Itinerary – Maximize your time to see Cairo and Luxor from Marsa Alam in just two days.
What’s Included Cairo and Luxor from Marsa Alam
- Internal flight ticket (Marsa Alam/Cairo – Cairo/ Luxor)
- Pick up services from your hotel in Marsa Alam and return
- Accommodation in Luxor at 5* hotel, Sonesta St George Hotel with breakfast
- All transfers by private air-conditioned vehicle
- Private English speaking guide throughout tours
- Entrance fees to all the sights in Cairo and Luxor
- Transfer from Luxor to Marsa Alam by private vehicle
- Lunch at local restaurant during tour in Cairo and Luxor
- Bottled water on board the vehicle
- All service charges and taxes
Exclusions Cairo and Luxor from Marsa Alam
- Any Extras not mentioned in the itinerary
- Tipping
Pricing & Policies
Cairo and Luxor Prices in USD per person (excluding Christmas & New Year).
Children Policy:
- 0-1.99: Free
- 2-5.99: 25% of price
- 6-11.99: 50% of price
- 12+: Full adult price
Don’t miss this chance to experience Cairo from Marsa Alam book now for a journey through 5,000 years of history!
Tour Plan
Luxor and Aswan Travel representative will pick you up from your hotel in Marsa Alam by a private air-conditioned modern vehicle for flight to Cairo. Arriving into Cairo airport where your Egyptologist guide will meet and accompany you to discover the exquisite Pyramids of Cheops, Chephren and Mykerinus, the Sphinx with a head of a pharaoh and lion's body, which dates back to the reign of King Chephren, and the Valley Temple of the Pyramid of Chephren.
Your lunch will be served in a local restaurant in Cairo. Then you will move on to the Egyptian Museum which features artifacts from the Pharaonic period. The museum displays a rare collection of 5000 years of art which is considered the largest most precious collection of Egyptian art in the world. Over 250,000 genuine artifacts are presented, including an exhibit dedicated to Tutankhamen collection of treasure, gold and jewelry which was enclosed in his tomb for over 3,500 years before it was discovered in the 1920s when his tomb was excavated. Continue driving to Islamic Cairo, where you will be able to explore Khan El Khalili, Cairo’s old bazaar. In the evening you will be driven to Cairo Airport for flight to Luxor where you will be met and transferred to your hotel in Luxor.
Breakfast at your hotel in Luxor and then you will be accompanied by your English speaking tour guide and a private air-conditioned vehicle to visit the fabulous Karnak Temples the largest place of worship ever built. Lunch will be served in Luxor at a local restaurant. After that you will be moved to the West Bank of the river Nile to visit the two colossal statues of Amenhotep III (Colossi of Memnon), and then visit the Valley of the Kings, where the magnificent tombs discovered, you will visit 3 tombs excluding Tutankhamen.
Continue the tour to visit the Hatshepsut temple at El Deir El Bahary, this impressive temple dedicated to the Queen Hatshipsut the only female pharaoh who ruled Egypt. Later you will be transferred back by a private air-conditioned vehicle to your hotel in Marsa Alam.
9 reviews for Cairo and Luxor from Marsa Alam
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Loretta Ann McCoy –
This trip felt like a mashup of a luxury getaway and a history binge. The flights were smooth and comfy, and everything was laid out like clockwork. In Cairo, the Pyramids and Sphinx were jaw-dropping, but I actually really loved the museum – seeing Tut’s mask in person? Unreal. Then we jetted off to Luxor and got a history overload in the best way. Valley of the Kings, Karnak, Luxor Temple… it was all just wow. I still can’t believe we did all that in just two days.
Harold Gene Crawford –
If you’re short on time but big on wonder, this is the trip for you. We flew from Marsa Alam, saw the Giza Pyramids (still can’t believe they’re real), visited the Egyptian Museum where King Tut’s stuff is, then zipped over to Luxor. We hit up the Valley of the Kings, and lemme tell ya, it’s spooky cool. Karnak Temple looked like it belonged on another planet. The best part? I didn’t even need to skip a day at the beach to do it
Tammy Jo Barker –
I thought I knew about Egypt. I’d watched the shows, read the books, but nothing compares to standing in front of the Sphinx or walking through the gates of Karnak Temple. This two-day tour from Marsa Alam is proof that you don’t need a week to dive deep into ancient history. Everything was fast-paced but not rushed, luxurious but still authentic. My favorite moment? Touching the hieroglyphs in Luxor and realizing they’ve survived thousands of years.
Janice Mae Dillard –
I’m still not over Karnak Temple. It’s massive, and I mean MASSIVE. Just walking through those towering pillars gave me chills. The whole trip was timed perfectly – we left Marsa Alam, hit Cairo, knocked out the big sites (Giza Pyramids, Egyptian Museum), and then flew off to Luxor for temples and tombs galore. The hotel in Luxor was surprisingly swanky – modern, cozy, and had views to die for. Definitely a highlight of my entire time in Egypt.
Earl Ray Jenkins –
Flying between cities was such a win – no long drives, just easy air travel and more time for exploring. Cairo was mind-blowing – the Great Pyramid is as grand as they say, and the Sphinx was even spookier in person. Then Luxor rolled out the red carpet of temples. Karnak Temple is absolutely wild – it’s huge and packed with carvings. And don’t even get me started on Luxor Temple at night. Everything felt so magical, especially with the soft lights and ancient stones.
Nancy Sue Williams –
This trip hit every mark. From soaring into Cairo to the ancient majesty of Luxor, I felt like I was living a dream. What stood out most? The Valley of the Kings. Standing before those carved tombs, knowing kings were buried there thousands of years ago… gives you goosebumps. And the temples? Massive, intricate, and shockingly well-preserved. Our guide made the history come alive. Every transfer was smooth and quick, and the hotels felt like a treat after long exploring days.
Ricky Dale Thompson –
I was worried a two-day trip might feel rushed, but this was the most organized adventure I’ve ever been on. From Marsa Alam we flew into Cairo, and bam – there’s the Pyramids towering like they’re showing off. The Egyptian Museum was a treasure chest come to life. Then we flew again and landed in Luxor, and I swear I felt like Indiana Jones with air conditioning. Karnak Temple is straight-up awe-inspiring. Luxor Temple at dusk looked like something out of a movie. It’s crazy how much we saw and did without feeling overwhelmed.
Darla Lynn Peterson –
My husband and I didn’t expect to pack centuries of history into just two days, but here we are. Flying from Marsa Alam saved so much time, and everything was top-tier – sleek transport, posh hotels, and a guide who knew his hieroglyphs. Cairo’s highlights like the Giza Plateau and the museum had our jaws dropping. Then Luxor blew us away with the grand Karnak Temple and those haunting tombs in the Valley of the Kings. Everything felt seamless and special. I don’t usually get emotional at ruins, but I definitely teared up next to a 3,000-year-old column.
Billy Joe Carter –
Whew buddy, let me tell ya – stepping off that plane in Cairo was like walking straight into a documentary I used to fall asleep to in high school. The Pyramids at Giza? Absolutely bonkers. The Sphinx? Bigger than my cousin’s tractor and twice as mysterious. Then there’s the Egyptian Museum – I saw more gold in one hallway than our whole town’s seen in a decade. We flew again to Luxor and it only got better. Valley of the Kings is basically ancient VIP real estate. Karnak Temple made me feel tiny in the best way. We ended it at Luxor Temple under sunset skies. The whole trip felt like a first-class ticket through history – comfy hotels, quick flights, and not a single camel ride (unless you wanted one).