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Internal Air Included (Economy Class, $1,500 value) Amman/Cairo/Luxor; Aswan/Abu Simbel/Aswan/Cairo

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Internal Air Included (Economy Class, €1,320 value) Amman/Cairo/Luxor; Aswan/Abu Simbel/Aswan/Cairo

Tranquillity and romance suffuse the Philae Cabin with its king-size bed and the soft oatmeal tones of its Triesta limestone bathroom.

Philae Cabin

This light and airy suite incorporates influences from Egypt's royal past in its furniture and decor. Features include a private dining area, panoramic windows offering superb views of the passing Nile scenery, and a bathroom with both a bathtub and a Jacuzzi.

Farouk Suite

The region’s influential Napoleonic era is remembered with the imperial purple color palette of its ensuite bathroom. The four-poster bed and classical furniture provide suitably regal flourishes.

Napoleon Suite

Featuring twin beds and a local red-granite bathroom, this cabin is elegantly appointed and steeped in Nubian tradition, reflected in the interior’s rich ochre colors.

Nubia Cabin

With a king-size bed and a golden-yellow travertine bathroom, the Baladi Cabin captures the opulence of old-world Nile cruising. The décor reflects Egypt's rich creative heritage.

Baladi Cabin

Bright with an elegant touch, the Lake Nasser Cabin features twin beds, a green stone bathroom, and a color palette that brings out the natural hues of its namesake lake.

Lake Nasser Cabin

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Set in the city's Abdoun business district, The St. Regis Amman affords easy access to iconic sites such as the King Abdullah I Mosque. The contemporary luxury hotel's 258 guest rooms and suites feature stylish, understated decor, marble bathrooms and spacious sitting areas. Other amenities include a fine-dining restaurant, modern Spanish eatery, grillroom, trendy bar, tea lounge, outdoor pool, spa and gym. The St. Regis Amman brings the timeless heritage of the world-famous St. Regis New York to the bustling heart of the Jordanian capital.

The St. Regis Amman is conveniently located in Jordan's capital city, showcasing a picture-perfect 5th Circle location in the upscale district of Abdoun. The property features 258 hotel rooms, suites and serviced apartments that capture the essence of luxury, with refined decor, top-quality amenities and sophisticated butler service. Guests can dine at the on-site restaurant. Other facilities at the property include Wi-Fi, a fitness centre, spa, meeting and ballroom rooms to host public or private events.

The St. Regis Amman

Extending a warm hand of friendship to the west since the reign of King Hussein, Jordan’s modern capital of Amman sits perched atop seven majestic hills in the northeastern corner of Jordan. This colorful and accessible urban center makes an ideal home base from which to explore the Dead Sea and Petra to the south.

Arrive Amman, Jordan

Journey this morning to Mount Nebo, in the footsteps of Moses, for expansive views of the Holy Land. Proceed to Madaba, known as the “City of Mosaics” for its spectacular Byzantine and Umayyad examples of the vividly colored local stone tiles. Later, explore the Royal Automobile Museum, where King Hussein’s collection mirrors Jordan’s modern history.

Amman - Mount Nebo and Madaba

Transfer: Amman to Wadi Rum

Secluded amid the cliffs of Wadi Rum, Hayat Rum Camp is backed by rugged mountains and endless desert skies. Each of the desert camp's 10 tented pavilions feature modern decor, a private terrace, air conditioning and an en suite bathroom with a shower, spa tub and flush toilet. Other amenities include a restaurant tent, outdoor barbecue and firepit. Hayat Rum Camp delivers an elevated glamping experience hidden well off the beaten path.

Bordered by rugged mountains and the stunning Arabian desert, Hayat Rum Camp is nestled in the heart of the Wadi Rum. The camp's elegant tented suites feature air-conditioning, minibars, private bathrooms and terraces. There are also two duplex lodges featuring spacious living areas. Guests can enjoy delicious dishes at the on-site restaurant. Popular activities include horseback riding, Jeep safaris and camel rides.

Hayat Rum Camp

Get to know Amman, visiting its historic downtown, the Citadel and the impressive Roman Theater. Travel to Wadi Rum — the “Valley of the Moon” — which you explore by 4x4, traversing rose-tinted vistas and visiting a place where Lawrence of Arabia once lived. “Vast, echoing and God-like,” as Lawrence himself once described it, the area takes its name from the grandest of Jordan’s wadis, or valleys, and for the past thousand years it has witnessed life among the nomadic Bedouin and the trading caravans en route to or from the Arabian Peninsula. Tonight, embrace Bedouin life firsthand with a chef-led dinner beneath twinkling desert skies.

Wadi Rum - In the Valley of the Moon

Transfer: Wadi Rum to Petra

Transfer: Petra to Dead Sea

Spread across cascading, multi-leveled terraces, the Kempinski Hotel Ishtar overlooks the Dead Sea. The contemporary luxury hotel offers 345 rooms and suites split between two levels connected by elevators and winding switchback paths. The rooms centered around the upper terrace feature sleek, minimalist decor, while the rooms of the lower terrace evoke a classically comfortable feel. Guests can stroll along the largest private beach in Jordan or walk through the hotel's gardens dotted with lagoons, waterfalls and nine private pools. Diners can enjoy buffet or a la carte menus featuring international and local cuisine prepared by the hotel's award-winning team of chefs. Other amenities include a fitness center, hot tub, tennis court and expansive spa. Located one hour by car from Amman's Queen Alia Airport, the Kempinski Hotel Ishtar is the preferred choice for guests seeking a therapeutic and luxurious Dead Sea experience.

Kempinski Hotel Ishtar Dead Sea

Explore stunning Petra, the ancient Nabataean city carved from solid rock. Enter through the Siq, a narrow gap, to view the majestic Treasury, Temple of the Winged Lions and Palace Tomb. After lunch, relax on a drive to your hotel along the shore of the Dead Sea.

Petra - Exploring The "Rose-Red" City

Today, enjoy one of these Design Your Day options.<ul><li>Explore Third-Century Jerash, “Pompeii of the Middle East,” with its well-preserved Roman ruins, on foot.</li><li>Visit Bethany Beyond the Jordan, on the eastern bank of the Jordan River, known as the baptism site of Jesus.</li><li>Relax at the Kempinski Spa, indulging in the spa facilities and a 60-minute massage. </li></ul>Afterward, enjoy time at leisure, free to float in the restorative waters of the Dead Sea. Sitting some 1,300 feet below sea level, the Dead Sea is the lowest point on the planet. Since the days of Cleopatra and Herod the Great, people have flocked to its waters in pursuit of their curative secrets.

The Dead Sea - Design Your Day

Transfer: Dead Sea to Amman

Transfer: Amman to Cairo

Located on the legendary Corniche on the east bank of the Nile, the Four Seasons Hotel Cairo at Nile Plaza reflects the vibrancy of modern-day Cairo. This contemporary luxury hotel sports bright interiors, natural wood finishes and sumptuous furnishings. The 365 large guest rooms and suites feature chic decor with panoramic views across the Nile to the island of Zamalek and beyond, or toward the sprawling, 12th-century Citadel. Ten restaurants and lounges cater to every palate. Other amenities include a rooftop pool, kids' amenities, family activities, and a large spa and 24-hour fitness center overlooking the Nile. Located 30 minutes by car from Cairo International Airport, the Four Seasons Hotel Cairo at Nile Plaza is an ideal choice for guests who prize this iconic brand's hallmark style of luxury and service.

In the heart of Cairo, on the banks of the River Nile, lies the Four Seasons Hotel Cairo at Nile Plaza. Guestrooms at the hotel feature down pillows, thick terry bathrobes, and complimentary Wi-Fi. Select rooms provide guests with a private terrace or balcony with all rooms including a bathroom. Guests have a multitude of on-site dining and lounge venues to choose from. The hotel offers rooftop swimming pools, a fitness centre, and a spa.

Four Seasons Hotel Cairo at Nile Plaza

Fly to Cairo, set on the Nile delta. Egypt’s “city of a thousand minarets” enjoys a rich architectural tradition that includes no less than the only remaining Ancient Wonder of the World — the Great Pyramid of Giza — as well as the Grand Egyptian Museum, which you visit this afternoon to view a vast trove of artifacts including treasures from tomb of Tutankhamun, better known as King Tut.

Cairo, Egypt - Land of the Pharaohs

Transfer: Cairo to Luxor

The dahabeah (traditional sailing boat) Zein Nile Chateau sets the bar for luxury river cruising on the Nile, pampering guests with elegant common spaces, four stylish cabins and two luxurious suites. Inside, a sophisticated dining room and lounge afford plenty of space to relax, while the vessel’s teak-trimmed outdoor spaces include a scenic upper deck with plunge pool, Arabian-themed sun deck, and an opulent al fresco dining area. The vessel also offers Wi-Fi service (in the lounge), hair dryers and laundry service. English is the official language on board. Meals are prepared fresh daily by professional onboard chefs using locally sourced ingredients.

Zein Nile Chateau, an A&K Sanctuary

Fly to Luxor and journey to the Temple of Karnak, where generations of pharaohs wished to record their names. Walk through the Great Hypostyle Hall with its expertly aligned columns, a sight to behold. Board Zein Nile Chateau, embarking on a four-night cruise. After lunch, disembark to visit the striking Temple of Luxor, and marvel at the Colonnade of Amenhotep III, which leads to the Court of Amenhotep III.

Cruising the Nile - Temples of Karnak and Luxor

Transfer: Luxor to Valley of the Kings

Transfer: Valley of the Kings to Luxor

Discover the Valley of the Kings, the legendary burial ground of the pharaohs, including entrance into the tomb of “the boy king,” Tutankhamun. View the impressive Temple of Hatshepsut before returning to Zein Nile Chateau.

Cruising the Nile - The Resting Place of Kings

Transfer: Luxor to Kom Ombo

Cruise to the Temple of Horus, the falconheaded god, at Edfu. Built in 230 BC by Ptolemy III, this well-preserved and colorful structure reveals what temple worship in ancient Egypt was like. Sail toward Aswan, sipping a sundowner cocktail while overlooking the Nile.

Cruising the Nile - Stunning Temple of Horus

Transfer: Kom Ombo to Aswan

Disembark at Kom Ombo (hill of gold) to visit the Greco-Roman temple dedicated to Haroeris (the sun god) and Sobek (the crocodile god). Continue to Aswan and boat to Philae Temple on the island of Agilika. Then board a felucca (traditional sailboat) to sail around Elephantine Island and later dine on board Zein Nile Chateau.

Aswan - Sailing by Felucca

Transfer: Aswan to Abu Simbel

Transfer: Abu Simbel to Cairo

Fly to Abu Simbel and discover the commanding twin temples of Ramses II — Egypt’s longest-ruling pharaoh — and his wife, Queen Nefertari. Located on the banks of Lake Nasser, this site is both an ancient and a modern engineering marvel. Return to the airport and fly to Cairo via Aswan, where you enjoy the evening to yourself.

Abu Simbel and Cairo - Twin Temples

The necropolis of Sakkara, site of the storied Step Pyramid of King Djoser and the oldest known Egyptian pyramid, begins today’s show. Then take in the panorama of the Giza Plateau, backdropped by its three iconic pyramids, as well as the fabled Great Sphinx. Tonight, toast to your travels with fellow guests at a farewell dinner.

Cairo - Marvels of the Giza Plateau

Transfer: Cairo to null

After breakfast, take your private transfer to the airport to board your departing flight.

Depart Cairo

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Your passport needs to be valid for at least six (6) months after your journey ends and should have a minimum of two (2) blank visa pages for entry and exit stamps for each country visited on your journey. Our partner VisaCentral offers easy, efficient U.S. passport and visa processing. Visit them online at <a href="https://visacentral.com/tourkits?bookmark=1&amp;login=abercrombiekent" target="_blank">visacentral.com</a> or call 844 823 1224 and reference A&amp;K's account number 73001. Service fees apply. Citizens of other countries should contact the appropriate consular office for entry requirements pertaining to their journey.

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Passport copies are required at the time of booking for all guests to confirm internal air and other included services. Reservations cannot be confirmed until a passport copy is received by A&amp;K. Please <a href="https://www.abercrombiekent.com/?openSignIn=true" target="_blank">sign in</a> or register to your personalized A&amp;K account to enter passport details and upload a copy in the Guest Documentation section.

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Visa requirements and laws regarding entry into foreign countries change frequently, and you, as the guest are solely responsible for ensuring that you have the necessary travel documents for entry into all countries during your journey. Non-U.S. citizens should contact the appropriate consular office for entry requirements pertaining to their journey.

A tourist visa is required for U.S. or Canadian passport holders for entry into Egypt. A&amp;K recommends U.S. citizens obtain an electronic visa (eVisa) which is valid for 90 days from issue date. To apply, visit <a href="https://visa2egypt.gov.eg/eVisa/Home" target="_blank">visa2egypt.gov.eg/eVisa/Home</a>. U.S. and Canadian citizens can also obtain a visa on arrival at Cairo International Airport (CAI). The fee for a 30-day single-entry visa is USD $25 (paid in cash) subject to change. Please be aware that long lines are common. If you are asked to provide contact information, please use: ABERCROMBIE &amp; KENT EGYPT 2 Talaat Harb Street &#8211; 7th Floor Cairo Telephone: 011 20 2 2394 7701 After Hours Emergency Telephone: 011 20 12 221 84376 Email: akegypt@abercrombiekent.com.eg. A tourist visa is required for U.S. or Canadian passport holders for entry into Jordan. A&amp;K recommends obtaining a visa on arrival at Queen Alia International Airport (AMM) in Amman. The government of Jordan is currently waiving visa fees, provided you spend at least two (2) nights in Jordan and present a Passport Manifest. Upon arrival, proceed through the arrivals corridor and locate your A&amp;K representative (holding a signboard with your name on it). They will provide your Passport Manifest required to obtain your entry visa. Then, proceed to the Immigration Counter where officials will stamp your Passport Manifest. They may also take your photograph and fingerprints. Guests arriving at the Immigration Counter without a Passport Manifest will be required to obtain a standard Jordanian visa on arrival for a cash fee of 40 Jordanian Dinars (approximately $60 USD) in local currency. Keep your Passport Manifest with you as you will need to present it upon departure from Jordan. If you do not have the Passport Manifest upon departure, you will be charged a penalty of 40 Jordanian Dinars (approximately $60 USD). To ensure that A&amp;K can properly secure your Passport Manifest, please forward a clear, photo quality copy of your passport to A&amp;K no later than 60 days prior to your departure. By email: <a href="mailto:operations@abercrombiekent.com">operations@abercrombiekent.com</a> By mail: Operations Department Abercrombie &amp; Kent USA, LLC 1411 Opus Place, Ste. 300 Downers Grove, IL, 60515-1098 U.S. and Canadian citizens can also obtain an eVisa prior to departure which is valid for 90 days from issue date. To apply, visit <a href="https://eservices.moi.gov.jo" target="_blank">eservices.moi.gov.jo</a>. E-Visas are valid for entry to Jordan by air and all land border crossings, including entering Jordan from Israel via the Allenby Bridge. You must pay a departure tax of 10 Jordanian Dinars (approximately USD $15) when departing Jordan or when making land crossings from Jordan into Israel.

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Check with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (<a href="https://cdc.gov/travel" target="_blank">cdc.gov/travel</a>) or the World Health Organization (<a href="https://who.int/en" target="_blank">who.int/en</a>) for the latest on required/recommended vaccines for your destination. You'll want to visit your doctor or local travel clinic a couple of months before departure to allow time for any vaccinations to take effect or to fill any prescriptions.

Traveller's Health

A yellow fever vaccination, administered at least 10 days prior to your arrival, is only required for this destination if you are arriving from, or have transited through, a yellow fever-endemic area in South America or Africa. The CDC and WHO each provide a current list of all affected countries. Please be sure to carry the International Certificate of Vaccination provided by your physician, as you may be denied entry without it. If your physician advises against receiving the vaccination, they can provide you with the necessary documentation.

Yellow Fever Vaccination: If Arriving from Endemic Country

Be sure to register with your nearest embassy or consulate for the destinations included in your journey. U.S. citizens can register through STEP, the Smart Traveler Enrollment Program (<a href="https://mytravel.state.gov/s/step" target="_blank">step.state.gov/step</a>). Canadian citizens can enroll in Registration of Canadians Abroad at <a href="https://travel.gc.ca/travelling/registration" target="_blank">Registration of Canadians Abroad</a>.

Register Your Journey

Visit the U.S. Department of State at <a href="https://travel.state.gov/en/international-travel/travel-advisories.html" target="_blank">state.gov</a> or the Government of Canada at <a href="https://travel.gc.ca/travelling/advisories" target="_blank">Travel.gc.ca </a>for information on travel advisories or special considerations for travel in various countries.

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Your passport needs to be valid for at least six (6) months after your journey ends and should have a minimum of two (2) blank facing pages for entry and exit stamps for each country visited on your journey.

Visa requirements and laws regarding entry into foreign countries change frequently, and you as the guest are solely responsible for ensuring that you have the necessary travel documents for entry into all countries during your journey. We recommend visiting VisasDirect <a href="https://visasdirect.com.au/" target="_blank">https://visasdirect.com.au/ </a>to check the visa requirement for each country you will be visiting.

We recommend you check the Smartraveller website for Australian passport holders <a href="https://www.smartraveller.gov.au/" target="_blank">https://www.smartraveller.gov.au/</a> and Safe Travel for New Zealand passport holders <a href="https://www.safetravel.govt.nz/" target="_blank">https://www.safetravel.govt.nz/</a> for the latest on required and recommended vaccines and health requirements for your destination.

A yellow fever vaccination, administered at least 10 days prior to your arrival, is only required for this destination if you are arriving from, or have transited through, a yellow fever-endemic area in South America or Africa. The <a href="https://wwwnc.cdc.gov/travel" target="_blank">Centers for Disease Control and Prevention</a>, <a href="https://www.health.gov.au/sites/default/files/2024-07/yellow-fever-fact-sheet.pdf" target="_blank">Department of Health Australia</a> and <a href="https://cdn.who.int/media/docs/default-source/travel-and-health/countries-with-risk-of-yellow-fever-transmission.pdf?sfvrsn=bf42ac59_4&amp;download=true" target="_blank">WHO</a> each provide a current list of all affected countries. Please be sure to carry the International Certificate of Vaccination provided by your physician, as you may be denied entry without it. If your physician advises against receiving the vaccination, they can provide you with the necessary documentation.

Abercrombie &amp; Kent strongly advises all travellers to be aware of the most recent travel information, special considerations and advisories to the country you are visiting. For Australian passport holders, please visit <a href="https://smartraveller.gov.au" target="_blank">Smartraveller</a>; and for New Zealand passport holders, please visit <a href="https://www.safetravel.govt.nz/" target="_blank">SafeTravel</a>.

Your passport needs to be valid for at least six (6) months after your journey ends and should have a minimum of two (2) blank visa pages for entry and exit stamps for each country visited on your journey.

Delve into the winding carved canyons of Petra, marveling at the iconic Treasury façade and learning its storied past  

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Your 4x4 navigates the red moonscape of Wadi Rum for a Bedouin-inspired experience beneath the desert stars  

Unwind with a relaxing float in the buoyant, restorative waters of the Dead Sea 

Your exclusive charter of Zein Nile Chateau sails the Nile in refined luxury, pausing to visit the Temple of Luxor and the tomb of Tutankhamun

On the Giza Plateau, step inside one of the pyramids and admire the Great Sphinx

Fly to Abu Simbel to explore the temples of Ramses II and Queen Nefertari  

Ask any of our guests and they’ll agree: our acclaimed Egyptologists and local experts reveal both ancient and modern Jordan and Egypt like no one else. Experience this difference firsthand as our experts unlock the secrets of Wadi Rum’s Valley of the Moon and Petra’s iconic Treasury. Then, sail the Upper Nile from Luxor to Aswan aboard bespoke dahabeah Zein Nile Chateau, an A&K Sanctuary, pausing to take in ancient sites along the way and returning to Cairo for the Great Pyramids of Giza.

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Internal Air Included (Economy Class, £1,155 value) Amman/Cairo/Luxor; Aswan/Abu Simbel/Aswan/Cairo

Internal Air Included (Economy Class, €1,250 value) Amman/Cairo/Luxor; Aswan/Abu Simbel/Aswan/Cairo

Extending a warm hand of friendship to the west since the reign of King Hussein, Jordan’s modern capital of Amman sits perched atop seven majestic hills in the northeastern corner of Jordan. This colorful and accessible urban center makes an ideal home base from which to explore the Dead Sea and Petra to the south.

Explore third-century Jerash, the “Pompeii of the Middle East,” walking its well-preserved Roman ruins. After lunch, get to know Amman, visiting the Citadel and the impressive Roman Theater.

Jerash and Amman – Ruins with Stories to Tell

Journey this morning to Mount Nebo, in the footsteps of Moses, for expansive views of the Holy Land. Proceed to Madaba, known as the “City of Mosaics” for its spectacular Byzantine and Umayyad examples of the vividly colored local stone tiles. Travel to Wadi Rum — the “Valley of the Moon” — which you explore by 4x4, traversing rose-tinted vistas and visiting a place where Lawrence of Arabia once lived. “Vast, echoing and God-like,” as Lawrence himself once described it, the area takes its name from the grandest of Jordan’s wadis, or valleys, and for the past thousand years it has witnessed life among the nomadic Bedouin and the trading caravans en route to or from the Arabian Peninsula. Tonight, embrace Bedouin life firsthand with a chef-led dinner beneath twinkling desert skies.

Wadi Rum – In the Valley of the Moon

Explore stunning Petra, the ancient Nabataean city carved from solid rock. Enter through the Siq, a narrow gap, to view the majestic Treasury, Temple of the Winged Lions and Palace Tomb. After lunch, relax on a drive to your hotel along the shore of the Dead Sea.

Petra – Exploring the “Rose-Red” City

You’re on your own time today, free to float in the restorative waters of the Dead Sea. Sitting some 1,300 feet below sea level, the Dead Sea is the lowest point on the planet. Since the days of Cleopatra and Herod the Great, people have flocked to its waters in pursuit of their curative secrets. Alternatively, you may opt to visit Bethany Beyond the Jordan, on the eastern bank of the Jordan River, known as the baptism site of Jesus.

The Dead Sea – Time Free for a Relaxing Float

Fly to Cairo, set on the Nile delta. Egypt’s “city of a thousand minarets” enjoys a rich architectural tradition that includes no less than the only remaining Ancient Wonder of the World — the Great Pyramid of Giza — as well as the Grand Egyptian Museum, which you visit this afternoon to view a vast trove of artifacts including treasures from the tomb of Tutankhamun, better known as King Tut.

Cairo, Egypt – Land of the Pharaohs

Fly to Luxor and journey to the Temple of Karnak, where generations of pharaohs wished to record their names. Walk through the Great Hypostyle Hall with its expertly aligned columns, a sight to behold. Board Zein Nile Chateau, embarking on a four-night cruise. After lunch, disembark to visit the striking Temple of Luxor and marvel at the Colonnade of Amenhotep III, which leads to the Court of Amenhotep III.

Cruising the Nile – Temples of Karnak and Luxor

Discover the Valley of the Kings, the legendary burial ground of the pharaohs, including entrance into the tomb of “the boy king,” Tutankhamun. Also view the impressive Temple of Hatshepsut before returning to your boat.

Cruising the Nile – The Resting Place of Kings

Cruise to the Temple of Horus, the falconheaded god, at Edfu. Built in 230 BC by Ptolemy III, this well-preserved and colorful structure reveals what temple worship in ancient Egypt was like. Sail toward Aswan, sipping a sundowner cocktail while overlooking the Nile.

Cruising the Nile – Stunning Temple of Horus

Disembark at Kom Ombo (hill of gold) to visit the Greco-Roman temple dedicated to Haroeris (the sun god) and Sobek (the crocodile god). Continue to Aswan and boat to Philae Temple on the island of Agilika. Then board a felucca (traditional sailboat) to sail around Elephantine Island and later dine aboard Zein Nile Chateau.

Aswan – Sailing by Felucca

Fly to Abu Simbel and discover the commanding twin temples of Ramses II — Egypt’s longest-ruling pharaoh — and his wife, Queen Nefertari. Located on the banks of Lake Nasser, this site is both an ancient and a modern engineering marvel. Return to the airport and fly to Cairo via Aswan, where you enjoy the evening to yourself.

Abu Simbel and Cairo – Twin Temples

The necropolis of Sakkara, site of the storied Step Pyramid of King Djoser and the oldest known Egyptian pyramid, begins today’s show. Then take in the panorama of the Giza Plateau, backdropped by its three iconic pyramids, as well as the fabled Great Sphinx. Tonight, toast to your travels with fellow guests at a farewell dinner.

Cairo – Marvels of the Giza Plateau

After breakfast, take your private transfer to the airport to board your departing flight.

This journey contains long walks and walking over uneven terrain

Delve into the winding carved canyons of Petra, marveling at the iconic Treasury façade and learning its storied past

Your 4x4 navigates the red moonscape of Wadi Rum for a Bedouin-inspired experience beneath the desert stars

Unwind with a relaxing float in the buoyant, restorative waters of the Dead Sea

Fly to Abu Simbel to explore the temples of Ramses II and Queen Nefertari

Wander through the Grand Egyptian Museum in Giza, viewing its spectacular galleries and the treasures from King Tut’s tomb

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Arrive Cairo, Egypt

Cairo - Immersed in Antiquities

Cairo - The Great Pyramid and Paws of the Sphinx

Luxor - Two of Egypt's Finest Temples

Cruising the Nile - The Discovery of Tutankhamun

Cruising the Nile - Grandeur by Hot Air Balloon

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Cruising the Nile - Island Temple of Isis

Abu Simbel - Tribute to Ramses II

Cairo - Design Your Day

Cairo - Private Opening of Wahtye's Tomb

Recognized as the region’s finest journeys year after year, A&K’s Egypt adventures take you places others cannot in a seamlessly elevated style you won’t find anywhere else. Experience this difference firsthand as you cruise the Nile on an A&K-exclusive charter of Sun Boat III, an A&K Sanctuary, delving deeply into Egypt’s ancient wonders. Between destinations, fly aboard aircraft chartered exclusively for A&K guests.

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Cairo - The Treasures of the Pharaohs

Giza - The Pyramids and Sphinx

Luxor - Temples of Luxor & Karnak

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Cruising the Nile - Temples of Horus and Kom Ombo

Aswan - Sailing Around the Aswan Islands

Abu Simbel - The Twin Temples of Ramses II and Nefertari

The mysteries of Egypt have captivated travellers for centuries. Now it’s your turn to explore the Land of the Pharaohs with an expert A&K Egyptologist at your side as you discover its quintessential archaeological treasures and cruise for four nights along the Nile aboard Sun Boat IV, an A&K Sanctuary.

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Lima – Pursuing Peru’s Flavors 

Iquitos & Nauta – Cruising The Amazon Basin

Peru Amazon – Expert-led Wildlife Viewing 

Peru Amazon – Village Visit and Piranha Fishing

Lima – Gain Insight into Daily Life

Sacred Valley – Elevating Your Journey 

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Cusco – Design Your Day

Andean Explorer – Walking in Incan Footsteps

Andean Explorer – Secrets of the Floating Islands 

Andean Explorer – Ancient Cave Artwork

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Exploring the Amazon basin by riverboat and the Andean Plateau by train, this exhilarating Peruvian adventure combines two bucket-list destinations in one incredible journey. Cruise the Amazon Basin aboard Pure Amazon, the region’s finest vessel. Then, explore the Sacred Valley, Machu Picchu and Cusco before boarding the Andean Explorer for a high-altitude rail journey to Lake Titicaca.

Ultimate Peru by River and Rail

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Guayaquil – Baltra, the Galápagos

Cruising the Galápagos – Eden and Sombrero Chino

This exciting South American adventure combines two bucket-list destinations in one incredible journey. Begin with a cruise of the Galápagos’ Northern Islands, our guides revealing giant tortoises, marine iguanas, blue-footed boobies and more with a host of exciting snorkeling, kayaking and shore excursions. Then, explore the enduring heritage of the Sacred Valley and join a site expert to discover the wonders of Machu Picchu.