Day Tour from Safaga to Luxor

Your day tour from Safaga to Luxor will start when our representative picks you up at the cruise ship exit door in Safaga Port and takes you on a 3-hour drive to Luxor. Your guide will go with you to the following places:

Valley of the Kings:

During the New Kingdom (1570–1050 BC), the Valley of the Kings, a magical time vault, was built in the middle of the sacred hill. There are 63 tombs with golden artefacts and bright decorations from Ramses II, Hatshepsut, Seti I, Tutankhamun, and other great Pharaohs at the royal gates of the kings.

Hatshepsut’s temple:

Queen Hatshepsut (1507–1458 BC) had this magnificent and beautiful colossal temple built to be the holiest of the holies. It was built in 1479 BC to honour the sun god Amun and Hatshepsut’s great legacy. On the rocky hills of Deir El Bahari, the beautiful temple of Hatshepsut was cared for for 15 years. It is now one of Egypt’s most well-preserved buildings and archaeological sites.

Memnon’s Colossi:

Pharaoh Amenhotep III built the Colossi of Memnon statues in 1350 BC. They are made of stone and will never break (1386–1349 BC). During the Greco-Roman period, they were still taken apart and put back together several times. It was named after Memnon, a leader in ancient Greece.

Then eat your lunch on an island. The last stop on your day trip from Safaga to Luxor is:

Karnak Temple:

The huge Karnak temple complex is one of the holiest places in ancient Egypt. It shows how religious and good building the ancient Egyptians were. It was built to honor the three gods of Thebes, Amun, Mut, and Khonsu.

The blessed Karnak temple was built over a long time, from 2000 BC to 30 BC, on 247 acres of the holy land. Some of the most beautiful architecture and art found at archaeological sites are the Avenue of Sphinxes, the hypostyle hall, and the religious.

We’ll take you back to Safaga Port at the end of the day trip from Safaga to Luxor.

Meals: Lunch