Breakfast at the hotel, a departure from the hotel to begin the full-day tour to visit the three Giza Pyramids of Cheops, khephren, and Micah, built more than 4,500 years ago, called the Great Pyramids of Egypt, which still remain a mystery today due to its alignment and construction. Alongside these magnificent monuments, other temples and pyramids coexist, including the famous Sphinx of King Khafre, with the body of a Lion, and visit the Valley Temple. Stop for lunch at a local restaurant. Continue to visit the Museum of Antiquities (duration 02 HRS) founded in 1857 by the French Egyptologist Auguste Mariette, which displays artifacts from the Pharaonic period. The museum displays a 5,000-year-old collection of rare art that is considered the largest and most precious collection of Egyptian art in the world. and we will also be able to admire Tutankhamun's fabulous treasure discovered by Howard Carter in 1822 and more monuments from ancient Egypt. Return to the hotel and overnight.

(OPTIONAL TOUR) Dinner with an oriental belly dancing show in a floating restaurant with a round-trip transfer from the hotel.

Breakfast at the hotel and check-out at the scheduled time for transfer to Cairo domestic airport and board the flight to Luxor. Upon arrival, meet with the local representative and transfer to the Nile River cruise. Accommodation for 4 nights, with breakfast, lunch and dinner (without drinks). Check-in at 12pm and lunch on board. Start your tours in Luxor by visiting the east bank of Luxor, where we will see the archaeological complex of Karnak, dedicated to Amon Ra. Known during pharaonic antiquity as Ipetisut, this was the most important cult center dedicated to the triad of Amun, Mut and Khonsu. The temple of Amun and the sacred precinct of Karnak are connected by an avenue of sphinxes with the body of a Lion and the head of Amun. Continue to visit the Luxor temple. Return to the Nile cruise for dinner and overnight.

(OPTIONAL TOUR) Balloon ride over Luxor

Breakfast on the Nile cruise, start the tour by visiting the western bank, which is the City or Kingdom of the Dead where we find the royal funerary temples, the necropolises of the officials, and in the mountains, the tombs of the Kings (Valley of the Kings). Visit the necropolis with the Temple of Queens Hatshepsut in Deir el-Bahari and the Colossi of Memnon, two monumental statues of the enthroned Amenhotep III, which decorated the entrance to this funerary temple. The colossi are the only remains that have survived. They are imposing and still maintain their character as guardians of the Valley of the Kings. Return to the Nile cruise for lunch on board (without drinks). Navigation to Edfu via Esna Lock. Dinner on board (without drinks).

Breakfast on the Nile cruise, start of the tour to visit the Temple of Edfu dedicated to the God Horus – God Falcon, built during the Ptolemaic period, is considered one of the most prestigious Pharaonic Temples and is in the best state of conservation. Navigation to Komombo during lunch on board. Arrival in Komombo and beginning of the visit to the Temple (Temple of Komombo) built in sandstone during the Ptolemaic and Roman periods and dedicated to two deities: Sobek, with the head of a Crocodile, and Haroéris with the head of a Falcon. Visit the Crocodile Museum, dedicated to the history of the cult and mummification of that animal in Ancient Egypt. Return to the Nile cruise and begin sailing to Aswan. In the afternoon, the Nile cruise team serves tea on the deck while enjoying the beautiful views of nature and the Nile cruise sails. Dinner on the Nile cruise, arrival in Aswan and overnight.

(OPTIONAL TOUR) Visit the temple of Abu Simbel, the temple of RAMSES II, the largest fort in Egyptian history, and visit the temple of his favorite wife NEFERTARY, 280 km from Aswan by bus.

Breakfast on the Nile cruise, start of the tour visiting the Temple of Philae, built in the Ptolemaic period and dedicated to the Goddess Isis, the complex was dismantled and transferred to the Island of Agilkia, which through the intervention of UNESCO was saved from the waters of the Aswan dam. It was one of the last places of pharaonic worship in operation until the 6th century AD, and where the last known hieroglyphic inscription is recorded, dated 395 AD. Return to the Nile cruise for lunch on board. In the afternoon ride on feluccas (typical Egyptian sailboats) to admire the panoramic view of the Mausoleum of Agha Khan, Elephantine Island and the Botanical Gardens. At the end of the visit, return to the Nile cruise. (OPTIONAL TOUR) Visit to the Nubian Village in Aswan In the evening, watch the oriental show (Galabeya Party) on the Nile cruise and have dinner on board and stay overnight

Breakfast on board, check out and disembark from the Nile Cruise in Aswan. Transfer to the airport for flight bound for return to Cairo. Arrive at Cairo airport, meet & assist and transfer to the hotel. Check-in and overnight.

Breakfast, check out at the hotel, and transfer to the airport for final departure