2027 Egypt 13 Days Solar Eclipse Tour With Nile Cruise

Our guide will meet you at the Aswan airport and take you to the hotel, where you can check in and make yourself at home for the day. 

afternoon will start your tour to visit Nubian village , then back to your hotel for rest and ready for tomorrow morning to start towards to Luxor by train   

A short bus ride from our hotel to the eclipse center line, which is close to where the eclipse will last the longest. After the eclipse, will check in at your nile cruise.     
2 hours, 45 minutes, and 55 seconds         
Totality lasted for 6 minutes and 20 seconds.         
Partially starts on August 2, 2027, at 10:22:09         
Full starts: August 2, 2027, 11:42:31         
Most: August 2, 2027, 11:45:16         
Full ends: August 2, 2027, 11:48:01         
Ends in part: August 2, 2027, 13:08:04  

Then you will visit Luxor Temple. You will be able to observe its courtyard as well as monuments made of granite depicting Ramses the Great. After that, we will proceed directly to the Karnak temple, which is the location of a number of temples that were constructed during several reigns.       
The Avenue of Sphinxes, the Unfinished Propylon, the Hypostyle Hall with 134 enormous columns, and the Amon Temple, which is decorated with the lotus as well as papyrus design, are some of the places that our tour guide will see as part of the continuation of Egypt's more traditional excursions. Following that, you will embark on a cruise and be able to eat your lunch on board. Spend some time with a cup of tea in the afternoon. In addition to that, you will be treated to a lovely belly dance show as well as a 

delightful meal onboard. In addition, if you pay an additional fee, you will be able to take part in the South and Light Laser Show at Karnak Temple. You are going to go on your cruise that's overnight.  

To ensure that your Luxor day tours are unforgettable, you will have the opportunity to participate in a hot balloon tour after breakfast. If you want to experience the tranquility of a hot balloon ride over the Valley of King, Valley of the Queens, and Mountain on the Nobles, you should take one. The duration of your hot balloon ride is approximately thirty to forty-five minutes, depending on the weather conditions.   

Following this, we will take you on a tour of the West Bank, during which you will bridge the Nile River and travel to the Valley of Kings, where you will visit the tombs of several dynasties, as well as King Tut's tomb (this is optional). Upon your return, you will make a stop at the Colossi of Memnon, which is comprised of two enormous statues that are seated and portray Amenopis III facing the Nile River.   

You can have your lunch on board while you travel along Esna. During the afternoon, you will enjoy drinking tea while also having a good time at the disco. One of your overnight stays will be on the ship.  

You will begin your day with a tour to the Temple of Horus in Edfu, after which you will have breakfast on board. Lunch will be served on board during your sailing excursion to Kom Ombo. The Temple of Sobek and Haroeies, which is located in Kom Ombo, is one of the Egyptian destinations that is included in our vacation packages. During the course of the cruise, you will spend the night on board.  

Start your day with a breakfast on board and then embark on a sailing excursion to visit Aswan day tours. The Philae Temple, which is located on the island of Agilkia, and the High Dam, which is a spot where you can see over Lake Nasser, are both places that you will visit there. The temple that was removed from their island of Philae, which is submerged for the majority of the time by the waters of Lake Nasser, can be explored. During the afternoon, you will be provided with tea and food on board. As you spend the night in Aswan, your meal will be supplied to you onboard our ship.  

Before you are ready for the flight, you will consume the breakfast that is provided on board. Alternatively, you may go to the Temple of Abu Simbel and investigate it. Following that, you will make a stop at the Temple of the Nefertari, which is built in honor of the goddess Hathor. You will then make your way back to Aswan by car. To ensure that you are able to board your aircraft to Cairo, you will be transported to the airport. Once you have arrived, we will take you to your hotel in a transfer.  

It will be our pleasure to show you around the Giza Plateau, the Valley Temple, the Sphinx, and the Great Pyramids of Giza (Cheops, Chefren, and Mykerinus). Then go to Sakkara and Memphis City to see the Step Pyramid of Zoser.  

The Egyptian Museum is where you will go after work today. After that, we will keep your trip to Coptic Cairo going until we get to the Hanging Church and the Ben Ezra Synagogue.  

Our guide and driver will take you to Alexandria after breakfast. The first stop on our tour is the Catacombs of Kom El Shoqafa, which are the biggest Roman cemetery and are cut into the rock on three levels.       

After that, we'll go to Alexandria's Roman Amphitheater to see a show of the city's underwater monuments that were found in its East Harbor. Then, we'll stop for a picture when we get to Pompey’s Pillar, which was built to honor Emperor Diocletian at the end of the 4th century.     

The next stop is at the Library of Alexandria, which has more than eight million books and is the world's largest library right now. At its open court, you can see both the statue of Alexander the Great and the statue of Ptolemy the First, which was found underground. After that, we'll go to the library's well-known Manuscripts Museum, the President Sadat Museum, and the Alexandria Museum of Impressions.       

Don't forget that the Library of Alexandria is closed every Friday and on all major holidays. You will also need to buy a ticket to get into the reading room.       

Next, our car will go to the St. Mark Church, which is the oldest church in all of Africa. We will look at the items in the museums first. As you drive, you'll also get a glimpse of the old downtown area and the historic buildings in the area, which are built in a mix of Italian, French, and royal styles.       

The next stop on our walk is the El Nabi Daniel Mosque, which is thought to be connected to the tomb of Alexander the Great. People say that the Mosque is where the bodies of Prophet Daniel, a learned and respected teacher, and his friend Sidi Lokman al Hakim, a holy storyteller, are buried.       

For lunch, you can go to Mohamed Ahmed's, which is a well-known and popular place to eat in Alexandria. After lunch, we'll be going to the Abo Al Abbas Mosque, which is the city's most important and beautiful mosque. Outside of it, you can see the strangest thing: an old amusement park where kids play on old rides and eat candy floss. The Corniche and Alexandria's old port are on the other side. Men fish from old fishing boats, and traditional fishermen make nets near the harbor. You can click on beautiful shots here.       

Our tour will now go to the Castle of Qaitbay, which was built on the same spot as the Lighthouse of Alexandria, which was one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. Once you're inside the castle, you can see all of its parts, and if you go to the roof, you can see the whole city.     

After that, the car will go to the Palaces and Gardens of Montazah. You can stop by the King of Mango and try some fresh juices on the way. You can also take pictures at the tomb of the Unknown Soldier of Alexandria. As you walk toward the Palaces and the Montazah Gardens, you will fall in love with the amazing views of the city and the coast. There will also be a chance to see the old harbor of Alexandria, where about 7,000 statues were found buried.       

There are two gardens in the Montazah Gardens. One is called the Love Garden, and the other is the royal garden of King Farouk, who was the last Egyptian king. You can also visit the famous Montaza Bridge and the royal castles of Haramlek and Salamlek. Take a walk along the Tea Palace Island to see the beautiful beaches where the queens lived.       

On the way back, we will stop at the famous Bridge of Stanley, which was made by Alexander the Great and is seen as a landmark of modern Alexandria. After that, you can go back to your hotel to rest.     

Your full-day tour of the sites in Alexandria comes to an end here. There are many things to see and do in Alexandria. If you have any special requests, please let us know before you book the tour so that we can include them in the plan.       

When you go on a tour of Alexandria, make sure you bring a sun hat and shoes that are easy to walk in. Go back to Cairo and overnight  

Khan El Khalili Bazaar is where we will start our day with a walk to look around and shop.  

Free day or you can do any optional tours like Fayum Day tour or Siwa oasis   

Free day or you can do any optional tours like Fayoum over day or safari in oasis   

We will take you to Cairo International Airport after breakfast and help you with your last-minute preparations for your trip.