Luxury Tailor Made Travel
Private Egypt & the Nile 2024
10 days from $11,595 including internal air, per person, double occupancy
Ready-to-book, private journey
Offer
$1,500 AIR CREDIT per person on select departures when you reserve international air with A&K.
A&K Advantages
- Embark on a four-night Nile River cruise, gliding in comfort through stirring landscapes and going ashore to discover ancient Egypt’s most awe-inspiring sites
- Explore the Egyptian Museum of Antiquities (or the Grand Egyptian Museum, upon its opening) to view a vast trove of artifacts
- Venture inside one of the pyramids and view the enigmatic Great Sphinx on the Giza Plateau
- Descend into the tomb of Tutankhamun (King Tut) and the colorful tomb of Seti I, father of legendary Ramses II, in the Valley of the Kings
- Visit the colorful tomb of Nefertari, one of Egypt’s most famous queens
- Journey to Abu Simbel to set eyes upon the imposing twin temples of Ramses II and Queen Nefertari
Please note that other passengers may be travelling on board Sanctuary Sun Boat IV simultaneously. This journey includes shared sightseeing with non-A&K guests during the cruise portion of the itinerary.
Itinerary at a Glance
Arrive Cairo, Egypt
Cairo | Ancient Treasures
Giza | The Pyramids & the Sphinx
Luxor | Temples of Karnak & Luxor
Cruising the Nile | Valley of the Kings & Queens
Cruising the Nile | Temple of Horus & Kom Ombo
Aswan | Majestic Philae
Abu Simbel | Temples of Ramses II & Nefertari
Cairo | Design your Day
Depart Cairo
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