Enjoy a private two days trip to Luxor from Hurghada where you will visit Luxor temple, Karnak temple, Valley of the Kings, Hatshepsut temple, The valley of the Queens and Colossi of Memnon with Our overnight trip tour to Luxor from Hurghada.
Duration
1 Day Trip
Tour Type
Private
Transportation
Bus
Description
Enjoy A Private Two Days Trip To Luxor From Hurghada Where You Will Visit Luxor Temple, Karnak Temple , Valley Of The Kings , Hatshepsut Temple , The Valley Of The Queens And Colossi Of Memnon With Our Overnight Trip Tour To Luxor From Hurghada , You Get More Time To Discover The Capital Of Egypt.
Please remember to bring
- Passports
- Breakfast box
- Sunglasses
- Suncream
Prices
Prices are quoted in US Dollars per person per trip except during Christmas, New Year & Easter holidays.
Children Policy:
0 – 01.99 Free of Charge
2 – 05.99 pay 25% of tour price
6 – 11.99 pay 50% of tour price
12+ pay full tour price as per adult person.
Notes :
Child pricing applies to children who share rooms with their parents (Max 2 Children in one Room)
Included/Excluded
- Accommodation at hotel with breakfast
- Tour to Hatshepsut Temple & Valley of the Kings.
- Tour to Karnak Temple & Luxor Temple.
- Service of a professional tour guide.
- Shopping through famous Bazaars.
- The assistance of our personal during tours
- Bottled water during your trip.
- Pick up services from your hotel & return.
- Lunch at a local restaurant
- The assistance of our personal during tours
- All transfers by air-conditioned vehicle
- The entrance fees to the mentioned sites
- Sailing with Felucca
- Any extras
- Personal expenses
- Sound and light show
- Tipping
Tour Itinerary
Day 1- Hurghada to Luxor
Early morning, we will pick you up from your hotel in Hurghada by a private A.C. Car to be transferred to Luxor for an overnight trip from Hurghada . Upon arrival, you will meet your private tour guide who will join you to visit:
Karnak temple :
No site in Egypt is more impressive than Karnak. It is the largest temple complex ever built by man and represents the combined achievement of many generations of ancient builders and pharaohs. The Temple of Karnak is three main temples, smaller enclosed temples, and several outer temples situated on 247 acres of land.
Optional Tour: One-Hour City Tour in Luxor by Horse Carriage
Witness a unique amazing trip with the horse carriage to see the daily life and the Egyptian market, also to see the downtown and discover the hidden gems, the tour atmosphere is amazing, and you will feel like an Egyptian.
Luxor Temple located on the east bank of Nile River in the city called luxor , it was known in the egyption language as Luxor Temple :
The Temple of Luxor was the centre of the most important festival, the festival of Opet. Built largely by Amenhotep III and Rameses II, the temple's purpose was as a setting for the rituals of the festival. The festival was to reconcile the human aspect of the ruler with the divine office.
Lunch will be served in a local restaurant in Luxor
Enjoy a Sunset sailboat Trip with Felucca ride with Felucca ride , Egypt is not complete without sailing with Felucca in the River Luxor,the world’s longest river and a source of life for Egypt and its ancient civilization
In the Evening you can enjoy An Optional tour Sound and Light Show at Karnak:
The show starts with a historical introduction covering the birth of the great city of Thebes and the erection of the Karnak Temple. The show narrates the glorious achievements of some great Pharaohs as you listen to a magnificent and poetic description of the artistic treasures and great legacy which the Karnak temple encloses.
Overnight in Luxor.
Day 2-Luxor to Hurghada
Optional Tour balloon ride
Breakfast at your hotel then you will be accompanied by your private tour guide and a private air-conditioned vehicle to visit:
Valley of the Kings :
The final resting place of Egypt's rulers from the 18th to 20th dynasty, it is home to tombs including the great pharaoh Ramses II and boy pharaoh Tutankhamen.
The tombs were well stocked with all the material goods a ruler might need in the next world. Most of the decoration inside the tombs is still well preserved.
Hatshepsut Temple:
It is one of the most beautiful & best preserved of all of the temples of Ancient Egypt. The temple was built on three levels with two wide ramps in a central position joining the levels together.
Colossi of Memnon :
Two massive stone statues of king Amenhotep III are the only remains of a complete mortuary temple.The statues are made from blocks of quartzite sandstone which exist in Cairo then moved 700 KM to Luxor
The Valley of the Queens :
The Valley of the Queens is home to more than 75 royal tombs. You'll find an array of queens, princesses and princes buried here, and one of Egypt's most elaborate tombs – the tomb of Nefertari (No. 66) – resides within this valley. Though most of the tombs have been ransacked throughout the years, many still feature bright paintings on their walls
You Can add ticket to the valley of the queens
Have your lunch at a Nile View restaurant before we drive you back to your hotel in Hurghada .
40 reviews for Two day Luxor tour from Hurghada
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kenneth.dalton –
Luxury and legacy — Egypt’s perfect 2-day combo
Honestly? I came for the temples, but I stayed for the experience.
This wasn’t some rushed bus tour. We had space. We had time. We had style.
The transport was first-class — cool, comfortable, and private. We listened to Egyptian music while crossing the desert, which made the ride surprisingly enjoyable.
Karnak Temple was overwhelming in the best way. It’s not just a monument — it’s a memory burned into my brain.
Our overnight stay included a rooftop dinner under the stars. I’m not a romantic guy, but even I was impressed.
Day two felt like a treasure hunt through the tombs. And the Valley of the Queens? Quiet, sacred, unforgettable.
Best two days of culture I’ve ever had on vacation
barbarashelton –
Unexpected moments that made this trip unforgettable
Yes, we saw temples and tombs. Yes, the history was rich and the architecture mind-blowing. But what I’ll remember most are the little moments:
A child offering us dates near Karnak. A cat lounging on a thousand-year-old statue. A breeze that felt like it carried whispers of the past.
This tour gave us the space to actually feel Egypt — not just see it.
The transport was smooth and private, our hotel was clean and elegant, and the guide was both informative and compassionate.
I even ended up journaling every night just to hold on to the emotions I felt walking through Hatshepsut’s story and into the ancient tombs.
A trip that touched my heart
billyjoerichmond –
A deep dive into Egypt’s golden soul
This wasn’t a tour. It was a time machine.
From the first step into Karnak to the last echo inside a royal tomb, this trip took us on an emotional and visual journey.
We left the coastline of Hurghada behind and traveled in style to Luxor. The vehicle was comfortable, with USB ports (lifesaver), and the drive through the desert was more beautiful than expected.
Our guide was warm, funny, and deeply passionate about Egyptology. He even brought ancient myths to life with his storytelling.
The night view from our hotel overlooking the Nile was so perfect, I didn’t want to sleep. Day two’s highlight? The tomb of Ramses III — I’ll be dreaming of those colors forever
cynthiapmatthews –
I’m usually more of a beach person, but this trip changed me.
We booked the two-day Luxor tour to break up our Hurghada stay, and it turned out to be the most meaningful part of our vacation.
Everything was arranged perfectly — the car was modern and air-conditioned, and the driver was super respectful.
At Karnak, I felt like I was walking through a dream. The columns went on forever and the temple felt alive. Our guide told us about the sun alignment during the solstice and I got goosebumps.
Valley of the Kings was incredible, but the Valley of the Queens was unexpectedly moving. There was something peaceful about it.
Also: best falafel sandwich of my life at a local spot on the way. Highly memorable two days
melvinbarnes –
From the sands to the stories — a beautiful Egyptian escape
This two-day journey from Hurghada to Luxor gave us more than just sightseeing — it gave us a real connection with ancient history.
We were met by a polite driver early in the morning and had a scenic ride through the Eastern Desert. It was calm, peaceful, and had some unexpected views — especially the desert mountains in the distance.
The moment we stepped into Karnak Temple, everything changed. The size, the energy, the details — even the shadows looked ancient.
Later, we visited Luxor Temple at sunset, and I swear it felt like the stones were glowing. It was quiet, majestic, and just breathtaking.
The overnight stay was comfortable and quiet. Woke up to birds singing and palm trees swaying in the breeze. Day two took us to tombs that made us feel like we had entered a different dimension. Just… wow
dianajowhitaker –
A trip that made history feel alive (and fun)
I booked this as a solo traveler and was a little nervous, but it turned out to be one of the best decisions of my life.
The driver was respectful and friendly, and the guide made sure I felt safe and included at every stop. We joked, we learned, we even shared a sugarcane juice while walking near Luxor Temple.
My favorite part? The Valley of the Queens. It’s quieter than the Valley of the Kings but just as stunning. One tomb had ceiling art so vibrant, I stood there for 10 minutes in silence.
Two days. That’s all it took for Egypt to steal my heart
eugeneboone –
A fantastic way to meet the ancient world without the chaos
This tour was smooth from beginning to end. We were picked up right on time in Hurghada, the car was comfortable, and the scenery on the way to Luxor made the time fly.
I had read a lot about Karnak before going, but nothing compares to walking through it in person. Every pillar, every carving tells a story. The scale is just insane.
The guide took us to a local restaurant afterward where we tried fresh kofta and tahini — so good I forgot to take pictures.
The hotel was peaceful and clean, perfect for recharging before another day of exploration.
Day two was for the tombs — and honestly, I could’ve spent a week there. Each one felt like a secret waiting to be discovered
shirleyacollins –
My husband and I took this tour during our honeymoon, and it was easily the highlight of our entire trip to Egypt.
Everything was taken care of — the pickup, the transport, the accommodation, the tickets — all we had to do was enjoy.
We loved the mix of sightseeing and storytelling. At Hatshepsut’s Temple, our guide explained her reign with so much emotion and admiration, I felt like I knew her personally.
The tombs were mind-blowing. The colors, the silence inside, the cool air — it’s like the past still breathes there.
In just two days, we saw more beauty, culture, and history than we ever imagined possible
harold.ramsey –
History, sunshine, and no tour bus headaches
If you hate big group tours but still want to experience ancient Egypt, this trip is perfect. Private ride, flexible schedule, and a guide who treats you like a friend instead of a number.
We started early from Hurghada and arrived in Luxor just in time for the morning light to hit Karnak. The columns cast long shadows and the sound of birds echoing between the stones made it feel like time had stopped.
I loved how everything was so well-organized but still relaxed. We never felt rushed. Our guide knew every corner of every temple, and his stories added layers of meaning to what we saw.
Dinner in the evening was delicious — a local spot with authentic Egyptian dishes and a killer view of the river
virginiaperkins –
From quiet temples to colorful tombs, Luxor never stops surprising
This trip felt like opening the pages of a storybook. We left the beaches of Hurghada for something far deeper — the heart of Egypt’s ancient world.
The drive itself was surprisingly relaxing. Our driver was kind and let us stop for tea on the way. Once in Luxor, Karnak Temple greeted us with its endless columns. It’s one of those places that pictures just don’t do justice. You have to stand under those stones to truly feel it.
I loved the balance of exploration and downtime. We had space to wander, take photos, and just sit and take it all in.
The overnight hotel was charming and had this beautiful view of the Nile that felt like a painting.
By the time we walked through the Valley of the Kings the next day, I felt more connected to Egypt than I ever expected
patricianewton –
Cultural depth and desert charm in two unforgettable days
This wasn’t just a sightseeing trip — it was an emotional journey through Egypt’s soul.
We left Hurghada behind and headed for Luxor with a fantastic driver and a van that made the long ride feel like a breeze. The guide met us with a big grin and a bigger heart — his passion for Egyptian history was contagious.
Each site had a different energy. Karnak was grand and overwhelming. Hatshepsut’s Temple was graceful and proud. The Valley of the Kings was powerful and humbling.
We learned so much without ever feeling like we were in school. Even during breaks, our guide shared fun facts and cultural tips that made the whole experience richer.
And the hotel? Quiet, clean, elegant. Exactly what we needed to reflect on everything we’d seen
curtiswbishop –
We booked this two-day tour as part of our anniversary trip, and it made the entire vacation unforgettable. It felt like we were being guided through time, not just through Egypt.
Our car from Hurghada was top-tier — clean, cool, and even had charging ports. The views of the desert alone were worth the drive.
Luxor itself is another planet. Karnak Temple made me feel like I was walking through the bones of an ancient civilization. Luxor Temple at night? Pure magic.
On day two, we got to the Valley of the Kings early, and it felt like we had it to ourselves. The silence, the detail inside the tombs — it left us speechless.
This trip was romantic, awe-inspiring, and surprisingly relaxing
lorettafrye –
Two-day ancient escape filled with laughs, facts, and sunshine
We didn’t stop smiling the whole time. From the moment our guide cracked his first joke in the car, we knew this was going to be more than just a tour.
We visited all the big hitters — Luxor Temple, Karnak, Valley of the Kings, Hatshepsut’s Temple — but the vibe never felt rushed or rehearsed. It was relaxed, immersive, and surprisingly funny.
The Colossi of Memnon were more impressive than I expected. And the guide explained how they used to “sing” at dawn — gave me goosebumps just imagining it.
Our overnight hotel was cozy and welcoming, with the friendliest staff we met in Egypt. They even packed us early breakfast for the next day.
A perfect mix of fun and fascination
wendellmorris –
I’ve been on tours before, but this one hit different. It wasn’t just the sites — though they were obviously amazing — it was how smooth and stress-free the whole experience was.
We had a private car from Hurghada with a great driver who knew every shortcut. The guide in Luxor was like a walking encyclopedia who made history feel alive.
Karnak blew my mind. The carvings, the energy, the scale — I’ve never seen anything like it. And our guide explained it all like a story, not a textbook.
The hotel was pure class. Comfy bed, Nile views, strong coffee in the morning — perfect recharge for day two.
If you’ve got two days, do not miss this
tina.l.hammond –
This wasn’t just a tour — it was a full-blown road trip into the heart of history. We left Hurghada early in the morning, and the drive itself was a joy. The desert stretched for miles, golden and peaceful, with occasional camels waving us along (seriously).
Our guide made the ride engaging, telling us fascinating facts before we even reached Luxor. First stop: Karnak. And wow — it’s HUGE. I felt like a tiny ant among gods.
We explored Luxor Temple in the evening, and the lights made everything glow like fire. Add that to the Nile breeze and it felt almost unreal.
Day two was tomb day. Walking through the Valley of the Kings and seeing those colors still on the walls after all this time gave me chills.
Best two days I’ve spent in Egypt so far
ninarichardson –
This trip felt like traveling with a storyteller. From the moment we left Hurghada, our guide filled the road with legends and facts that made the drive fly by.
The ancient sites were breathtaking. Karnak’s Sacred Lake, the towering statues at Luxor Temple, the detailed wall art inside the tombs — every stop had its own personality.
What I really appreciated was the flexibility. We got to spend extra time in the places that really moved us. And the guide answered every single question like he was born in the New Kingdom himself.
Plus, the little surprises — like a stop for sugarcane juice on the way — added so much charm to the whole experience.
It was two days of learning, laughing, and falling in love with Egypt
bobbyraywallace –
I never thought a history tour could be this comfortable. We left the beach life behind in Hurghada and traded it for something more powerful — the magic of ancient Egypt.
The private transport was smooth and spacious, and the desert views were surprisingly beautiful. It’s like driving through time.
At Karnak, I was floored. So much detail, so much scale. It made me realize how advanced these people really were. Then at Hatshepsut’s Temple, I was equally blown away. Her story, her ambition — it’s inspiring even today.
The hotel we stayed at was top-notch. Super soft beds and friendly staff.
Day two gave us access to tombs I had only seen in documentaries. And let me tell you — it’s very different standing inside them for real.
This trip was full of ‘wow’ moments, and not a single boring minute
Joanne fields –
A camera, comfy shoes, and two unforgettable days
Here’s what you need for this trip: a fully charged camera, comfortable shoes, and a sense of wonder. Because this tour gives you all the rest.
We got picked up early in the morning in Hurghada, and by mid-morning we were standing under the massive pylons of Karnak. The guide made sure we didn’t miss a single detail — from hidden symbols to the broken obelisks.
Luxor Temple at night was magical. The way it’s lit up makes it feel alive. I actually gasped walking through the entrance — not ashamed to admit it.
Our overnight stay was cozy and clean, with a lovely breakfast the next morning. Day two took us deep into royal tombs and legends. I felt like I was part of something much, much bigger than myself.
An experience I’ll be thinking about for years
Douglas carter –
Everyone always talks about the Valley of the Kings — and don’t get me wrong, it’s incredible — but the Valley of the Queens totally stole my heart on this tour. It was peaceful, quiet, and felt like a secret spot only a few people know about.
Our guide told us amazing stories about the queens buried there, especially Queen Nefertari. Her tomb was like a painted jewel box buried in the mountain.
The trip itself was super smooth. We were picked up in Hurghada right on time, rode in a luxury van, and had plenty of breaks along the way. We didn’t feel like tourists — more like explorers with VIP passes.
I really appreciated how well-paced the whole experience was. No rushing, no stress, just two beautiful days connecting with the ancient world
claralangley –
This two-day trip from Hurghada to Luxor felt like we jumped inside a history book — only better, because it came with AC, laughs, and no homework.
We traveled in a private car that was super comfy, with plenty of space and a friendly driver who gave us cool facts during the ride. First stop? Karnak Temple. And wow — those columns are enormous. I felt like an ant in a world built for giants.
That night we stayed at a hotel overlooking the Nile. The view was unreal. I had tea on the balcony and watched the boats drift past like scenes from an old movie.
The next day we visited the Valley of the Kings, and our guide explained the burial rituals in such a fun, easy way — even kids in our group were paying attention.
By the end of the trip, I had sand in my shoes, a full camera roll, and a big smile
sueellen.parker –
I didn’t expect to laugh so much on a history-focused trip, but our guide had the best sense of humor! This Luxor tour from Hurghada was both educational and super fun.
We visited all the big sights — Karnak, Luxor Temple, Valley of the Kings, Valley of the Queens, Hatshepsut’s impressive monument, and those giant Colossi statues. Each one had its own story, and we had time to enjoy every location without feeling rushed.
The overnight hotel was way better than I imagined — comfortable beds, great food, and super friendly staff.
My favorite part? Seeing the tombs early in the morning before the crowds. It felt like we had the ancient world to ourselves. And the colors — wow.
It was two days of pure Egyptian magic
leonardmoore –
Leaving the Red Sea behind for a two-day dive into Luxor’s ancient glory was the best decision we made this trip. We had spent the week relaxing in Hurghada, and this adventure gave our holiday depth.
We were met by a professional driver who was so polite, and the guide in Luxor knew the history like the back of his hand. I’ve never been so engaged in ancient tales. He even used a laser pointer to show us hidden symbols on the Karnak walls — cool stuff!
The hotel was surprisingly elegant — not a massive resort, but cozy, quiet, and classy. The view over the Nile in the morning was pure serenity.
The second day brought the real thrill: the tombs in the Valley of the Kings. I couldn’t believe how vivid the wall paintings still are. It’s a photographer’s paradise
darlene.k.myers –
Cultural goldmine with five-star vibes
We had a group of four and booked this private trip from Hurghada to Luxor in early February. The weather was perfect — not too hot, with a nice breeze. What made the trip even better was how well it was handled. Everything ran on time, the van was luxurious, and the guide was so funny and knowledgeable.
We started at Karnak, and the size of the place left me speechless. The guide showed us the Sacred Lake and shared old myths that gave me chills.
We spent the evening at Luxor Temple, where the setting sun made everything feel magical. Even the kids in our group were fascinated.
Day two was packed with wonder — from Hatshepsut’s story to exploring underground tombs in the Valley of the Kings.
Bonus: I ate the best falafel of my life during this trip
royjennings –
We joined this two-day Luxor tour in April to cap off our Egypt vacation, and it turned out to be the highlight. After a relaxing few days in Hurghada, we were ready for some culture — and boy, did this trip deliver.
Everything was organized perfectly. The car was spacious and clean, the guide was easygoing and full of energy, and the journey itself was filled with beautiful desert views. We stopped along the way for tea and met some locals, which gave it an extra personal touch.
Luxor Temple at dusk was a dream. The lighting made the pillars glow and gave it a whole different vibe. Karnak was enormous — like a maze of ancient stories waiting to be discovered.
The Colossi of Memnon were surprisingly massive. Pictures don’t do them justice. I couldn’t stop staring.
If you’re into ancient monuments but want to avoid the stress of big tours, this is the way to go
mjholloway –
This tour honestly exceeded all my expectations. I wasn’t sure how much we’d be able to see in just two days from Hurghada, but they made every hour count — and without it ever feeling rushed.
From the start, the trip felt first-class. Our ride to Luxor was clean, cool, and comfortable, and the stops were perfectly timed. Once in Luxor, Karnak Temple was our first big moment — it was absolutely mind-blowing. Walking between those giant columns felt like being in a movie set.
We stayed at a hotel right on the Nile. It was peaceful, clean, and super welcoming. I loved waking up early to the sounds of the river and watching the sun rise behind palm trees.
On day two, we explored the Valley of the Kings and Hatshepsut’s Temple — both stunning and full of mystery. It’s hard to explain how powerful it feels to stand where ancient royalty once walked.
A beautiful, smooth and memory-filled escape from the beach into the past
debbielynn –
A magical blend of history, adventure, and comfort
If I could describe this trip in one word, it would be: rich. Rich in history, culture, storytelling, and yes — even relaxation. We did so much, but never felt tired or overwhelmed. That’s a rare thing on tours!
We rode in a comfy van from Hurghada to Luxor, made a few scenic stops, and listened to our guide share insights with a dash of humor that kept us all smiling.
The Valley of the Kings was my personal highlight — entering a tomb and realizing it was built over 3,000 years ago? Goosebumps. The attention to detail inside those tombs is beyond belief.
At night, our hotel had a view of sailboats gliding down the river. I couldn’t stop staring. It felt like I had found the soul of Egypt right there.
An incredible two-day trip with unforgettable moments
travisford –
Sunrise to sunset, pharaohs and palm trees
There’s something surreal about waking up in a luxury hotel by the Nile after spending the day exploring tombs and temples that are older than most civilizations. That was our experience on this trip.
We left Hurghada while the sky was still pink, and got to Luxor just in time for Karnak Temple. The guide was super friendly and cracked a few jokes to keep the vibe light. We had lunch at a restaurant with garden seating and fresh mango juice — such a nice touch.
That evening we strolled along the corniche in Luxor, then visited the temple as the lights came on. Total movie moment.
Day two was all about the tombs — Valley of the Kings had tombs that honestly felt like stepping into ancient dreams. Seeing Tutankhamun’s actual tomb was something I never thought I’d do in my life
brendasue –
I was a bit nervous about taking a two-day tour so far from our hotel in Hurghada, but everything about this trip was perfectly handled. The car was modern, clean, and had WiFi (bonus!). Our guide met us with a big smile in Luxor and made sure we felt welcome right away.
We started at Luxor Temple, and it was gorgeous. I loved the way the ancient walls told stories in pictures. At Karnak, we even saw a group of schoolchildren doing a field trip — it was nice to see the local connection to the site.
The hotel we stayed in overnight had beautiful views and the softest pillows I’ve ever experienced on a trip.
The Valley of the Queens was less crowded than I expected, and that made it more serene. My favorite tomb had bright blues and reds still on the walls. Absolutely magical
garymcmillan –
Like walking through a live history documentary
I’m a bit of a history nerd, so this trip was something I had dreamed about for years. And wow — it did not disappoint. From the second we left Hurghada, I knew this was going to be special. The drive gave us a great look at Egypt beyond the tourist areas — real villages, desert landscapes, and even camels just chilling by the road.
Karnak Temple was massive. I could have spent hours just staring at the columns. Our guide had this incredible ability to bring the pharaohs to life — he wasn’t just quoting facts, he was painting stories.
The tombs in the Valley of the Kings were on another level. One even had ancient graffiti in Greek — like, proof people have been visiting these places for thousands of years!
I left this trip feeling like I had just time-traveled. Highly immersive and incredibly satisfying for anyone who loves the past
nbcooper –
Two days of ancient wonder wrapped in Egyptian hospitality
Our two-day journey from Hurghada to Luxor felt like stepping into a storybook. Every moment was well thought out — from the early pickup to the smooth, scenic drive through the Eastern Desert. We had fresh bottled water, music, and a kind driver who even made us laugh a few times.
The temples were jaw-dropping. I couldn’t believe how huge Karnak was. The obelisks and statues seemed to touch the sky. At Luxor Temple, we arrived just before sunset and the golden light made everything look even more majestic.
But what really surprised me was how personal the whole trip felt. We weren’t just checking off tourist sites — we were learning, absorbing, feeling. At Hatshepsut’s Temple, I honestly teared up. The silence, the mountain behind it, the history — it was powerful.
This wasn’t just a tour. It was a memory I’ll treasure forever
Two days of ancient wonder wrapped in Egyptian hospitality
Our two-day journey from Hurghada to Luxor felt like stepping into a storybook. Every moment was well thought out — from the early pickup to the smooth, scenic drive through the Eastern Desert. We had fresh bottled water, music, and a kind driver who even made us laugh a few times.
The temples were jaw-dropping. I couldn’t believe how huge Karnak was. The obelisks and statues seemed to touch the sky. At Luxor Temple, we arrived just before sunset and the golden light made everything look even more majestic.
But what really surprised me was how personal the whole trip felt. We weren’t just checking off tourist sites — we were learning, absorbing, feeling. At Hatshepsut’s Temple, I honestly teared up. The silence, the mountain behind it, the history — it was powerful.
This wasn’t just a tour. It was a memory I’ll treasure forever
eliturner –
As someone who loves history but hates group tours, this private two-day trip to Luxor was a dream come true. No giant buses, no loud guides yelling in five languages. Just us, a chilled-out driver, and one of the best guides I’ve ever had.
Karnak was huge. Like — get-lost-in-it huge. But we had a perfect route that let us hit all the major highlights without doubling back. Our guide also explained the astronomical alignments and ancient rituals like we were in a Netflix documentary.
We had dinner on a boat the first night (not officially part of the tour, but they helped us arrange it) and it added such a romantic twist to the trip.
Day two’s highlight? Seeing the tomb of Ramses III. So much color still left on the walls! Felt like walking through an ancient art gallery
Best part? No lines. No stress. Just pure connection with history
lindawhitmore –
We wanted an educational trip for the kids that wouldn’t feel like a boring history class, and this tour delivered big time. From the moment we got picked up in Hurghada, everything ran like clockwork. The car was super clean, the AC worked great, and our guide had a gift for storytelling that even kept our 10-year-old interested.
At Karnak Temple, he pointed out secret carvings and even let our daughter pretend to be a priestess in one of the old chambers (she’s still telling that story to everyone!).
The overnight hotel was family-friendly and luxurious. They even had fresh juice waiting for us when we checked in. On day two, the Valley of the Queens was quiet and peaceful — a hidden gem compared to the crowds in other spots.
The entire experience felt personal, educational, and truly special
rdsimmons –
I’m not one to write long reviews but this tour? Totally worth it. Left Hurghada at dawn and by lunchtime we were walking through Karnak Temple — and WOW. That place is on another level. The carvings, the history, even the cats lounging around added to the atmosphere.
What I appreciated was the space. We weren’t herded around like sheep. We had time to stop, explore, and take photos without being rushed. Our guide also had a great sense of humor and managed to explain 4,000 years of history in a way that actually stuck.
Day two? Valley of the Kings. Like being in a time capsule. One tomb still had stars painted on the ceiling — stars! After that, we hit Hatshepsut Temple, which looks like something out of a sci-fi movie.
Highly visual, extremely immersive, and yes, my phone ran out of storage by the end
jmduncan –
I still can’t believe how much we managed to see and do in just two days without feeling rushed or exhausted. This trip from Hurghada to Luxor was an absolute gem. We were treated like VIPs from the very start, with a spotless private car and a cheerful driver who knew how to dodge traffic like a pro.
The temples were unbelievable. I had goosebumps standing in front of the Colossi of Memnon. Our guide took us off the beaten path a bit and showed us parts of the Valley of the Queens I didn’t even know existed.
The hotel was stylish, quiet, and right by the Nile — I watched the sunrise while sipping coffee on the balcony. There’s no way I’ll forget that moment.
If you want to mix ancient splendor with just the right touch of luxury, this is it
Billyh –
Time traveling through temples and tombs from Hurghada
We booked this two-day Luxor tour from Hurghada during our spring break in March, and it was honestly one of the coolest things we’ve done as a couple. First off, the pickup from our hotel was exactly on time, and the ride was way more comfortable than we expected — smooth road, air conditioning, and a super friendly driver who gave us local tips.
The Karnak Temple was an incredible start. The size of the columns and the layout just blows your mind. It’s like the ancient Egyptians were flexing — and rightly so. Luxor Temple at night was even better. The lighting makes it feel like it’s glowing from within.
Day two took us to the Valley of the Kings, where we walked through tombs with colors still fresh like they were painted last week. The guide’s storytelling made it feel personal. We ended the day chilling by the Nile, sipping mint tea, and just soaking in the vibe.
A truly unforgettable adventure for both history lovers and comfort seekers
sarahbrewer –
This trip made me fall in love with Egypt. From the massive statues of Memnon to the peaceful corridors of the Valley of the Queens, everything felt sacred, like time had paused just for us.
We started our first day with Karnak and Luxor Temples — our guide was amazing and funny, and he knew all the hidden photo spots too. By evening, we were checked into our cozy hotel with Nile views. Super relaxing after a day on our feet.
The next day was even better — visiting the Valley of the Kings early in the morning before the crowd was genius. The cool air and silence made it almost spiritual. Seeing Tutankhamun’s tomb gave me chills.
And yes, we rode camels for fun after lunch. Definitely not in the brochure but unforgettable!
Two days, infinite memories
tommywilkes –
Our journey from Hurghada to Luxor was surprisingly fun — we had a private car with a chill driver, a playlist, snacks, and enough laughs to make the hours fly by. Arriving in Luxor, the vibe instantly changed. It felt like stepping into a history book.
We visited Karnak Temple first — mind-blowing. The size of the pillars alone is enough to make your jaw drop. The guide told us stories about each pharaoh like they were old friends. Loved that.
Also, the hotel we stayed in overnight had a rooftop view of the Nile. We watched boats glide by during sunset while sipping tea — honestly felt like royalty.
If you’re into history with a splash of modern comfort and a few good laughs along the way, this is your tour
cindyrayburn –
We went on this Luxor tour in February and it was the best decision we made all winter. While friends back home in Iowa were shoveling snow, we were basking in 70°F sun and learning about ancient dynasties.
Everything was organized flawlessly. We got picked up early, had a smooth ride with fun music and great views of the desert, and arrived in Luxor ready to explore. Seeing Hatshepsut Temple was a personal favorite — the symmetry and structure are unreal.
This trip has the right mix of exploration and relaxation. I felt like I was in a National Geographic episode, except I didn’t need to hike or camp — just comfortable walking and photo-snapping.
Would definitely do it again in a heartbeat
Jake mathers –
History, sunshine, and a touch of Indiana Jones vibes
This trip was a perfect blend of adventure and history. Two full days of exploring ancient temples, walking the same paths as pharaohs, and enjoying that unbeatable Egyptian sunshine.
The Valley of the Queens had a quieter, more peaceful energy compared to the Valley of the Kings. I wasn’t expecting to be that impressed, but the artwork inside was next level. Also, climbing around the Colossi of Memnon gave off serious Indiana Jones vibes — except with a guide who actually knew what he was doing.
Oh, and traveling from Hurghada was super chill — comfy car, no hassle, plus plenty of snack breaks. Loved it.
emmalouden –
Luxury, culture, and two unforgettable days in Luxor
From the moment we left Hurghada in our private vehicle, everything about this tour screamed comfort and class. The drive was smooth, air-conditioned, and surprisingly scenic. Our overnight accommodation in Luxor was pure luxury — clean, modern, and with a view of the Nile that made waking up a dream.
What stood out most were the monuments. The Karnak Temple felt like walking into another world, and Luxor Temple at night? Absolutely magical. Our guide was incredibly knowledgeable, giving just enough historical depth without making it feel like a lecture. We had enough time at each stop, no rushing — just pure exploration at our own pace.
The highlight for me was definitely the Valley of the Kings. Seeing the tombs carved deep into the mountains, with all that detail still visible after thousands of years, left me speechless.
Highly recommend this tour to anyone who wants a well-organized, comfortable, and deeply enriching experience.