15 Days Family Tour Across the Corners of Egypt

At night, the entire family will enjoy a thrilling sound and light show at the Giza complex with their tour guide and witness how the ancient Egyptian civilization came into existence. The whole family will have their dinner at a local restaurant.

The family will spend the overnight at their Cairo hotel.

The Giza Pyramids Complex is a beautiful and immortal open museum that dates back to more than 4500 years, such as:

The Great Pyramid of Giza is a stairway to the heavens that was made in 2600 BC to be an everlasting wonder during the 4^th dynasty by Pharaoh Khufu and designed by his Vizier Hemiunu. It holds the title as one of the oldest, largest, and tallest monuments on earth at a colossal height of 147 m (481 ft) that lasted for 3800 years and are made of 2.5 million limestone blocks with a total weight of 6 million tons.

The Pyramid of Khafre is a majestic symbol of Old Kingdom power, built for King Khafre of the 4th Dynasty on the legendary Giza Plateau. Though slightly smaller than Khufu’s Great Pyramid, its elevated position and hidden secrets make it appear even more commanding, while the surviving limestone casing near its summit preserves its ancient glory.

The Pyramid of Menkaure is the smallest but the most graceful of Giza’s three great pyramids, built for King Menkaure of the 4th Dynasty. With its balanced design and traces of original granite casing, it completes Giza’s legendary royal trio as a timeless jewel of Old Kingdom artistry.

The mythical Sphinx of Pharaoh Khafre (2558 – 2532 BC) is a living piece of wonder and art that was carved from a single block of limestone, carrying the facial features and the body of a lion.

The magical Valley Temple of Pharaoh Khafre's main goal is to perform the mummification process, which is known as the Opening of the Mouth Ceremony, and holds many granite columns and alabaster floors.

The entire family will enjoy an entertaining camel ride across the heavenly Giza Plateau and enjoy every second across its divine aura and riches.

The whole family will have their Lunch at a majestic Pyramids / Nile view restaurant, then move to visit:

The Grand Egyptian Museum is a living entity of art and wonder that sheds divine light on archaeological marvels. It is aligned with the astral pyramids of Giza, and spans nearly 490,000 square meters. It serves as a gateway to 5,000 years of history, illuminating the artistry, spirituality, and grand legacy of ancient Egypt.

GEM is designed to have one of the biggest conservation centers in the Middle East, along with research labs and educational facilities dedicated to preserving Egypt’s heritage. Everyone can marvel at treasures such as the Hanging Obelisk, the 11-meter colossus of Ramses II, and the complete collection of over 5,000 artifacts from Tutankhamun.

At the end of the day, the entire family will return to their hotel in Cairo for the overnight.

The National Museum of Egyptian Civilization is by far one of Cairo’s most impressive modern museums, where Egypt’s story is presented through beautifully curated galleries, priceless artifacts, and the famous Royal Mummies Hall. This family-friendly museum offers an engaging journey through thousands of years of Egyptian history, from prehistoric times to the Pharaonic, Coptic, Islamic, and modern eras.

Cairo Tower is one of the city’s most recognizable landmarks, rises above Gezira Island in the heart of the Nile. From its observation deck, your family can enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of Cairo’s skyline, the Nile River, and the city’s historic and modern districts.

The whole family will have their lunch in a local restaurant in Cairo, then head to:

Baron Empain Palace in Heliopolis is one of Cairo’s most unique architectural masterpieces. It was created in the early 20th century. The palace is famous for its striking design, inspired by Hindu temple architecture, blended with elegant European artistic influences, making it a visually captivating stop for families and architecture lovers.

Later, transfer to Cairo Airport for your domestic flight to Aswan. Upon arrival, check in to your hotel and enjoy an overnight in Aswan.

Aswan High Dam was constructed in the mid-60s to have total control of the annual flood, save the water in the artificial lake Nasser and produce hydroelectricity.

Philae Temple of Isis, the goddess of Motherhood, was constructed during the 7^th century BC in the Ptolemaic era to become a diary containing the religious history and stories of ancient Egypt.

You may also visit the colorful Nubian Village and enjoy the calm atmosphere that makes Aswan one of Egypt’s most family-friendly cities.

The Nubian village is a magical open area loaded with enchanting works of art, handmade, and architecture. Also, this vibrant blue settlement showcases a plethora of symbols and murals, plus clothes & crafts that are part of the rich culture and traditions of the Nubian people of Egypt.

Elephantine Island is Aswan’s most historic Nile island, which acted as Egypt’s southern gateway for trade and movement from the golden lands of Nubia. It holds a beautiful mix of archaeological remains, Nubian culture, Nile scenery, and deep historical atmosphere in the heart of Aswan. It was a strategic frontier point, a commercial station, and a sacred site connected to ancient temples dedicated to gods such as Khnum and Satet. 

Kitchener Island is the divine home to Aswan’s famous Botanical Gardens. Reach the island by felucca or motorboat while enjoying relaxing Nile scenery and family photo opportunities. The colorful gardens and shaded walking areas create a calm and enjoyable experience for children and parents alike.

The family will return to Aswan city to have their lunch at a Nile view restaurant.

Before ending your day in Aswan, the whole family will enjoy a meaningful visit to a local school, offering both children and parents a beautiful chance to experience Egypt beyond its ancient monuments. This enriching stop allows your family to connect with everyday life in Aswan, discover the warmth of the local community, and learn more about the rich Nubian culture, traditions, and ancient language in a memorable and heartfelt way.

You will spend the overnight onboard the nile cruise.

The temples of Kom Ombo are a unique wonder of greatness containing an epic double monument dedicated to the crocodile god Sobek of the Nile and Horus the elder on both sides of the temple. It is dived into identical two parts and is known to be one of the last ancient Egyptian temples to exist during the Ptolemaic period between 180 BC and 47 BC.

Edfu Temple of the sky falcon god Horus of protection and victory is one of the most enchanting and preserved temples in Aswan. It was built in the Ptolemaic era between 237 BC and 57 BC to keep the memory of the fatal battle of Horus and Set alive.

The divine Karnak Temple Complex the most selected of places was constructed over the span of more than 2000 years from the Middle Kingdom (2000–1700 BCE) to the Ptolemaic Kingdom (305–30 BCE) to become the golden center of religious energy of the great ancient Egyptian civilization. It is the greatest open-air museum on earth which holds incredible artifacts which are the Great Hypostyle Hall, a number of precincts of Amun-Re and Mut, and many more.

The whole family will head to have their lunch in a restaurant in Luxor & check-in their 5* hotel, then proceed in the evening to visit:

Luxor Temple was erected in 1400 BC to hold the crowning of kings like Ramses the great and Amenhotep III and hold festivals. During the New Kingdom (1570 – 1050 BC), the Opet festival was held for the rejuvenation of kingship and the blessings of the gods. The great Avenue of Sphinxes connects it to the majestic Karnak Temples complex.

The whole family will head to their hotel in Luxor to spend the overnight.

Valley of the Kings acted as the immortal resting place for the new kingdom (1570 – 1050 BC), found in the belly of a hidden mountain. It has a total of 63 marvelous tombs kings and queens like Tutankhamun, Seti I, & the entire Ramses Dynasty.

Holy of holies Hatshepsut Temple (1507–1458 BC) was carved within the Deir el-Bahari cliffs in the shape of three levels during the 15^th century BC to hold the valley festival in the sanctuary of Amun, honor Hathor and mainly Amun and stands as an example of ancient Egyptian classical architecture.

Have a break to enjoy your lunch meal before visiting:

The Colossi of Memnon of Pharaoh Amenhotep III (1391–1353 BC) are two majestic statues that were moved from Cairo to Luxor to keep the memory of his heritage and achievements alive.

Then, enjoy a smooth transfer to Hurghada before checking into a 5-star Red Sea resort, where unforgettable family moments, relaxation, and seaside fun await.

The Cairo Citadel was built between 1176 and 1182 by Salah El Din and his Dynasty to be Egypt's government headquarters for more than 500 years until the 1860s. It holds many majestic museums and mosques featuring marvelous decorations and enchanting examples of Islamic architecture.

Mohamed Ali Mosque a.k.a "The Alabaster Mosque" was built between 1830 & 1848 to become an ideal example of Ottoman architecture. The walls were made of white alabaster taken from the surface of the great Giza pyramids.

The Hanging Church is a renowned Coptic church constructed above the southern gatehouse of the ancient Roman Fortress of Babylon in Old Cairo, where the holy family once hid. It was transformed into an important center of the Coptic Orthodox Church and served as the seat of the Coptic Patriarch for several centuries. Its wooden ceiling, icons, marble pulpit, and elevated position have made it the most spiritual landmark in Coptic Cairo.

The whole family will have their lunch in Cairo and then head to:

The majestic Al Muizz Street is a heavenly treasure found in Old Cairo, which was constructed in the Fatimid period during the blessed 10th century AD and acted as the main street in the outstanding capital that was adorned with the most astonishing models of art exhibits across all the epic cafes, magical houses, and more.

Khan El-Khalili bazaar is a magical street from the storybooks that acted as the center for shopping was constructed in 970 AD, home to many miraculous treasures, and home to the finest local artists in the heart of Cairo.

Enjoy a Papyrus or cartouche workshop for children and teenagers, and learn about how the ancient Egyptian honored and preserved their knowledge. 

The whole family will head back to their hotel in Cairo to spend the overnight.