3-Day Egypt Highlights Tour: Cairo, Luxor & Abu Simbel from Soma Bay
Discover the essence of ancient Egypt on this 3-day highlights tour from Soma Bay, featuring a expert local guide and comfortable vehicles at every step. Enjoy pre-arranged admission to the Giza Pyramids, the Great Sphinx, and Abu Simbel, then explore Luxor's legendary temples and tombs. This seamless multi-city journey blends authentic culture with unmatched comfort, connecting Cairo, Aswan, and Luxor in one epic adventure. Ideal for travelers wanting Egypt's most iconic wonders without compromising on comfort.

Day by Day Journey
Cairo Pyramids Tour & Flight to Aswan
In the early morning, you will transfer from soma bay resort to Hurghada Airport, then head to Cairo where you will meet your private tour guide then head to: Giza Pyramids Complex Known all around the world as the oldest natural museum in the world as Giza Pyramids Complex dates to 2600 BC more than 4000 BC where a collection of colossal constructions like the great pyramid of Giza, the sphinx, and more are located. The Great Pyramid Viewed by many as the greatest monument to ever be built in the history of mankind is the Pyramid of King Khufu built in 2580 BC to become his immortal final resting place, and later on, it gained the title of one of the legendary seven wonders of the ancient world. You will witness a piece of genius architecture 147 m high created of 2.3 million limestone blocks and more than 100,000 workers. The Great Sphinx One of the most incredible and oldest statues to ever be showcased in history is the Great Sphinx created in the Old Kingdom (2686 – 2134 BC) in the image of an ancient creature known as the sphinx, which possesses the full head and facial features of a man and the body of a lion, which measures 73 m high and 19 m wide. The Valley Temple If you want to catch a glimpse of immortality, then you should head to the valley temple created in the Old Kingdom, where the mummification process was performed on the lifeless bodies of great kings and queens, featuring a number of great info about the mortuary rituals of ancient Egypt. The Grand Egyptian Museum The Grand Egyptian Museum is a modern gateway to five millennia of pharaonic history. Across roughly 490,000 m² and aligned with the pyramids, its sunlit atrium and climate-controlled galleries showcase signature highlights, the Hanging Obelisk, an 11-metre colossus of Ramses II, a suite of ten statues of Senusret, the processional Grand Staircase, and Merneptah’s Victory Column. At its core is the most comprehensive, purpose-curated display of more than 5,000 Tutankhamun objects, offering an immersive encounter with Egypt’s craft, faith, and power. Lunch Time You will have your lunch at an oriental Nile view/pyramids restaurant. Overnight You will head back to Cairo Airport, then board your flight to Aswan then check into your 5* hotel there. Flight From Hurghada to Cairo & From Cairo to Aswn Meals Lunch Accommodation Aswan Hotel In the early morning, you will transfer from soma bay resort to Hurghada Airport, then head to Cairo where you will meet your private tour guide then head to:Known all around the world as the oldest natural museum in the world as Giza Pyramids Complex dates to 2600 BC more than 4000 BC where a collection of colossal constructions like the great pyramid of Giza, the sphinx, and more are located. Viewed by many as the greatest monument to ever be built in the history of mankind is the Pyramid of King Khufu built in 2580 BC to become his immortal final resting place, and later on, it gained the title of one of the legendary seven wonders of the ancient world. You will witness a piece of genius architecture 147 m high created of 2.3 million limestone blocks and more than 100,000 workers. One of the most incredible and oldest statues to ever be showcased in history is the Great Sphinx created in the Old Kingdom (2686 – 2134 BC) in the image of an ancient creature known as the sphinx, which possesses the full head and facial features of a man and the body of a lion, which measures 73 m high and 19 m wide. If you want to catch a glimpse of immortality, then you should head to the valley temple created in the Old Kingdom, where the mummification process was performed on the lifeless bodies of great kings and queens, featuring a number of great info about the mortuary rituals of ancient Egypt. The Grand Egyptian Museum is a modern gateway to five millennia of pharaonic history. Across roughly 490,000 m² and aligned with the pyramids, its sunlit atrium and climate-controlled galleries showcase signature highlights, the Hanging Obelisk, an 11-metre colossus of Ramses II, a suite of ten statues of Senusret, the processional Grand Staircase, and Merneptah’s Victory Column. At its core is the most comprehensive, purpose-curated display of more than 5,000 Tutankhamun objects, offering an immersive encounter with Egypt’s craft, faith, and power. You will have your lunch at an oriental Nile view/pyramids restaurant. You will head back to Cairo Airport, then board your flight to Aswan then check into your 5* hotel there.
Abu Simbel Temples Excursion & Overnight in Luxor
You will begin your morning by having your breakfast boxes and then accompanying your private tour guide to: Abu Simbel Temples No tour in Egypt is truly complete without a visit to the great Abu Simbel temples which were constructed to be the home of a solar miracle called the sun festival that occurs on the 22 of each year in February & October. The temples were built during the reign of Pharaoh Ramses the great (1279 - 1213 BC) and his wife Queen Nefertari which was created in 1200 BC. The two temples feature the most comprehensive and mesmerizing collection of decorations and artwork that makes it truly worthy of exploring. Lunch Time You will have your lunch when you return back to Aswan. Overnight Catch your 1st class train to Luxor where you will check in at a 5* hotel and spend the overnight. Meals Breakfast, Lunch Accommodation Luxor Hotel You will begin your morning by having your breakfast boxes and then accompanying your private tour guide to:No tour in Egypt is truly complete without a visit to the great Abu Simbel temples which were constructed to be the home of a solar miracle called the sun festival that occurs on the 22 of each year in February & October. The temples were built during the reign of Pharaoh Ramses the great (1279 - 1213 BC) and his wife Queen Nefertari which was created in 1200 BC. The two temples feature the most comprehensive and mesmerizing collection of decorations and artwork that makes it truly worthy of exploring. You will have your lunch when you return back to Aswan. Catch your 1st class train to Luxor where you will check in at a 5* hotel and spend the overnight.
Luxor Attractions Tour & Return to Soma Bay
You will have your breakfast and then check out from your hotel where you will meet a tour guide to visit: Valley of the Kings Home of the ancient treasures and artworks from the New Kingdom(1550-1070 BC) is the valley of the Kings located in the core of a mountain filled with more than 60 tombs but only 20 tombs belonging to great names like Tutankhamen, the Ramses dynasty, Seti I and countless more. Hatshepsut Temple The essence of complete beauty and grace of the ancient Egyptian classical architecture is featured very vividly across the great temple of queen Hatshepsut (1508-1458 BC). It was constructed in 1479 BC and became known as the holy of holies. Colossi of Memnon One of the most incredible collections of monuments located in Luxor is the two great statues of f Amenhotep III (1386-1350) which possess a total height of 18 m, created to be in front of his temple in Cairo the temple faded out of existence and was transported to Luxor across 700 km. Lunch Time Lunch will be served on an island then you continue your three days tour across Egypt's Highlights by heading to: Karnak Temple The ancient Egyptian key component in their lives was religion and there is no greater proof of that than the great Karnak temple which was built between 2055 BC until 100 AD to feature 25 temples dedicated to the Theban triad of Mut, Khnsou, and Amun & a number of deities like Ptah, Isis, Osiris and more. Overnight Finally, You will transfer to your hotel in Soma Bay by A.C vehicle thus ending your three days trip to Egypt Highlights from Soma Bay. Meals Breakfast, Lunch You will have your breakfast and then check out from your hotel where you will meet a tour guide to visit:Home of the ancient treasures and artworks from the New Kingdom(1550-1070 BC) is the valley of the Kings located in the core of a mountain filled with more than 60 tombs but only 20 tombs belonging to great names like Tutankhamen, the Ramses dynasty, Seti I and countless more. The essence of complete beauty and grace of the ancient Egyptian classical architecture is featured very vividly across the great temple of queen Hatshepsut (1508-1458 BC). It was constructed in 1479 BC and became known as the holy of holies. One of the most incredible collections of monuments located in Luxor is the two great statues of f Amenhotep III (1386-1350) which possess a total height of 18 m, created to be in front of his temple in Cairo the temple faded out of existence and was transported to Luxor across 700 km. Lunch will be served on an island then you continue your three days tour across Egypt's Highlights by heading to: The ancient Egyptian key component in their lives was religion and there is no greater proof of that than the great Karnak temple which was built between 2055 BC until 100 AD to feature 25 temples dedicated to the Theban triad of Mut, Khnsou, and Amun & a number of deities like Ptah, Isis, Osiris and more. Finally, You will transfer to your hotel in Soma Bay by A.C vehicle thus ending your three days trip to Egypt Highlights from Soma Bay.
What's Included
- Expert Tour Guide
- Air-conditioned vehicle
- All service charges & taxes
Not Included
- Personal expenses
- Tipping
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