Discover Grand Cairo, a Nile Cruise to Luxor & Aswan, plus Jordan’s Petra & Wadi Rum, Morocco’s Casablanca, Fez, Rabat, and Marrakech with the finest services.
Included
- Meet & assist at Cairo International Airport, Amman Airport, & Mohammed V Airport.
- 2 Nights accommodation in Cairo at your hotel.
- 1 night’s accommodation in Luxor at your hotel.
- 1 night’s accommodation in Aswan at your hotel.
- 3 Nights accommodation in a 5* Nile Cruise.
- 1 Night’s accommodation in Casablanca at your hotel.
- 1 Night’s accommodation in Rabat at your hotel.
- 1 Night’s accommodation in Marrakech at your hotel.
- 2 nights’ accommodation in Fez at your hotel.
- 1 night accommodation at your hotel in Amman.
- 1 Night in Wadi Rum.
- 1 Night accommodation at your hotel in Petra.
- Entrance fees to all sites in the itinerary.
- Domestic Flight tickets (Cairo / Aswan – Luxor / Cairo)
- All transfers by a state-of-the-art A/C vehicle.
- Professional Tour Guides throughout your tours in Egypt, Jordan, and Morocco.
- All service charges & taxes.
Not included
- International Flights Airfare.
- Egypt, Jordan, & Morroco entry visa.
- Any optional Tours/Activities.
- Personal expenses.
- Gratuities (Tipping).
Itinerary
Day 1: Arrival to Casablanca
Upon arrival at Mohammed V International Airport, you will be warmly welcomed by local representatives holding a personalized name sign and assisted with all arrival and visa formalities (if required), ensuring a seamless and stress-free entry into Morocco. You will then meet your private driver and transfer comfortably to your hotel in Casablanca for a smooth check-in and time to relax after your journey. For those who wish, an optional evening introductory tour can be arranged, offering a first glimpse of Casablanca’s Atlantic breezes, elegant boulevards, and distinctive blend of heritage and modern architecture, an ideal introduction to Morocco. Accommodation Casablanca Hotel
Day 2: The Majestic Wonders of Casablanca & Rabat
Your day in Casablanca begins with breakfast at your hotel, featuring fresh Moroccan flavors and warm hospitality. You will then meet your private guide and embark on a carefully curated tour that blends Atlantic coastal views with Morocco’s royal heritage, showcasing the city’s architectural mastery, cultural richness, and coastal charm as an inspiring introduction to Morocco. Hassan II Mosque The Sublime Hassan II Mosque reaches the horizon along the Atlantic coastline as one of Morocco’s most remarkable contemporary landmarks. It was made in 1993 and envisioned by architect Michel Pinseau, it was brought to life by skilled craftsmen from across the kingdom. Its soaring 210-meter minaret, the tallest on Earth, commands the horizon, while expansive prayer halls and gleaming marble courtyards express a masterful blend of spiritual devotion, structural precision, and refined Moroccan design. Extending partially over the ocean, the mosque symbolizes a sublime dialogue between faith and the infinite.
Day 3: The Mesmerizing Structures of Meknes & Volubilis
Following breakfast, you will journey with your knowledgeable guide to Meknes, one of Morocco’s four Imperial cities and a powerful emblem of centralized rule since the 17th century. As the city unfolds, its monumental architecture reveals a capital shaped by royal vision and exceptional artistry. Bab Mansour The magnificent Bab Mansour is a majestic portal that was completed in 1732 and ranks among the finest gates in Morocco. Adorned with intricate green and white zellij mosaics, elegant Quranic calligraphy, and marble columns repurposed from the Roman ruins of Volubilis, it was conceived as more than an entrance; it was a bold proclamation of imperial prestige.
Day 4: The Glowing city of Fez
Your day begins with breakfast at your hotel before meeting your private guide for an immersive exploration of Fez, the intellectual and spiritual nucleus of Morocco. Within its ancient ramparts, generations of learning and artistry reveal themselves through labyrinthine streets that safeguard the city’s enduring character. Al-Qarawiyyin University The esteemed Al-Qarawiyyin University is a house of knowledge that was founded in 859 AD by Fatima al-Fihri, which is celebrated as the world’s oldest continuously operating university. Its historic courtyards once welcomed scholars of theology, astronomy, mathematics, and law, shaping Islamic philosophy and contributing to Europe’s intellectual revival. Today, it stands as a powerful emblem of scholarship and enlightenment.
Day 5: From Fez to Marrakech
Your Middle East and North Africa adventure flows onward in effortless elegance with a private transfer, giving you the freedom to pause for scenic interludes and truly absorb Morocco’s shifting panoramas. Along the way, each moment becomes an invitation to admire the country’s landscapes as they reveal their beauty in calm, unhurried rhythm. Arriving in Marrakech, you will check in to your hotel in the lively core of the legendary Red City. Encircled by warm terracotta tones and an atmosphere rich with energy and heritage, you will unwind for a peaceful overnight stay, refreshed, inspired, and perfectly prepared for the unforgettable experiences that await. Meals Breakfast Accommodation Marrakech Hotel
Day 6: From the Grand Treasures of Marrakesh to Cairo
After breakfast, you will explore Marrakech with your guide, discovering a city where artistry, tradition, and daily life merge into a vivid and ever-moving spectacle. Bahia Palace The Bahia Palace is an enchanting establishment constructed in the 19th century, and was conceived as a residence of distinction and refinement. As you stroll through its tranquil courtyards and scented gardens, ornate chambers reveal cedarwood ceilings, intricate zellij tilework, and delicately carved stucco. Each space reflects the sophistication of Marrakech’s aristocracy and the remarkable craftsmanship that defined their era.
Day 7: The Living Miracles of Giza
Your morning opens with breakfast at your luxury hotel in Cairo, where a serene atmosphere and carefully prepared flavors prepare you for a profound journey into Egypt’s ancient past. Shortly afterward, your private Egyptologist guide will accompany you in a comfortable air-conditioned vehicle toward one of the world’s most celebrated archaeological landscapes. Giza Pyramids Complex The Giza Plateau is a divine gathering of living miracles of divine glory that was established around 2600 BC during the 4th Dynasty of the Old Kingdom (2613–2494 BC), rising from the desert as the enduring emblem of ancient Egyptian civilization. This vast royal necropolis reflects architectural brilliance, sacred symbolism, and astronomical precision, preserving monuments that have captivated humanity for more than four millennia.
Day 8: The Graceful Marvels of Aswan
Upon arriving in Aswan, you will begin your remarkable journey with breakfast, then travel alongside your expert guide, discovering some of the city’s most celebrated landmarks that reflect both ancient ingenuity and modern achievement. Aswan High Dam The marvelous Aswan High Dam came into existence between 1960 and 1970, stands as one of Egypt’s most transformative modern projects. By regulating the Nile’s waters and generating hydroelectric power, it reshaped the nation’s economy, safeguarded agricultural lands from flooding, and played a pivotal role in Egypt’s contemporary development.
Day 9: The Majestic Kom Ombo Temple
Begin your morning with breakfast on board your Nile cruise, then continue your remarkable Middle East journey with a visit to one of Upper Egypt’s most distinctive sanctuaries. Kom Ombo Temple The marvelous Kom Ombo Temple stands in rare architectural symmetry, uniquely designed with twin entrances, dual hypostyle halls, and paired sanctuaries. Constructed between 180 BC and 47 BC during the Ptolemaic era, this exceptional temple was dedicated to two deities: Haroeris (Horus the Elder) and Sobek, the crocodile god of the Nile. Its perfectly balanced layout and remarkable reliefs make it one of the most unusual and fascinating temple complexes in Egypt.
Day 10: The Marvelous Edfu Temple
You will enjoy your breakfast onboard the cruise, then join your guide to visit: Edfu temple The magnificent Edfu temple ranks among the largest and best-preserved temples of the Greco-Roman era in Egypt. Constructed between 237 BC and 57 BC, this grand sanctuary was dedicated to Horus, the falcon god of protection and kingship. Its towering walls are adorned with detailed reliefs depicting the epic cosmic struggle between Horus and his rival Seth, a powerful myth symbolizing the triumph of order over chaos. Walking through its monumental halls offers a vivid glimpse into the spiritual drama and artistic mastery of the Ptolemaic age.
Day 11: The Golden Attractions of Luxor
Begin your day with breakfast on board your Nile cruise, then set out with your private Egyptologist to uncover the timeless treasures of Luxor, the ancient city of Thebes. Valley of the Kings The legendary Valley of the Kings is the royal burial ground of Egypt’s pharaohs from the 18th to the 20th Dynasties of the New Kingdom (1570–1050 BC). For nearly five centuries, this sacred valley concealed the tombs of rulers such as Ramses II and Tutankhamun within its richly decorated chambers carved deep into the desert hills, an enduring testament to Egypt’s beliefs in eternity.
Day 12: The Majestic Structures of Cairo
You will begin your day with a satisfying breakfast before checking out. Then, you will transfer to the airport for your flight to Cairo, where the next chapter of your international journey continues. The city unfolds in rich layers, where ancient pharaohs, early Christian heritage, and Islamic grandeur blend seamlessly into one living tapestry of history. The Egyptian Museum The Egyptian Museum was inaugurated in 1901 in downtown Cairo to protect the treasures of ancient Egypt. Inside its storied galleries, thousands of artifacts reveal the brilliance, belief systems, and artistic refinement of a civilization that flourished for millennia. Monumental statues, finely crafted jewelry, and sacred funerary relics narrate the lives of rulers and commoners alike, preserving the legacy of the Nile within one remarkable institution.
Day 13: Fly to Amman
After breakfast and hotel check-out in Cairo, you will transfer by private air-conditioned vehicle to Cairo International Airport for your flight to Amman. Upon arrival at Queen Alia International Airport, a representative will assist with visa and entry formalities before escorting you to your hotel in Amman, where you will relax and prepare for your journey through Petra and Jordan’s remarkable landscapes. Flight From Cairo to Amman Meals Breakfast Accommodation Amman Hotel
Day 14: The Ethereal City of Madaba & Dead Sea
You will start your day with a satisfying breakfast at your hotel in Amman, setting the tone for a journey shaped by sacred heritage, ancient history, and magical scenery. Shortly afterward, your private driver will welcome you, and you will travel in comfort toward Madaba, where this meaningful exploration of Jordan gently unfolds. St. George’s Church St. George’s Greek Orthodox Church is a majestic 19th-century landmark that protects one of Christianity’s most remarkable treasures. It proudly holds the celebrated 6th-century mosaic map of the Holy Land, formed from thousands of tiny tesserae and accompanied by early Greek inscriptions. This intricate masterpiece is the oldest known cartographic representation of Palestine. It offers not only artistic beauty but also a rare and tangible link to early Christian devotion and biblical geography.
Day 15: The Captivating Petra Area Attractions
Your day begins with a flavorful breakfast at your hotel in Petra, where Jordanian hospitality and local specialties set the stage for an unforgettable adventure. After check-out, you will meet your private driver and knowledgeable guide, ready to lead you into one of the world’s most astonishing archaeological masterpieces. Petra Petra emerges like a dream from the desert as a luminous city carved from rose-hued sandstone by the brilliant Nabataeans, whose legacy stretches back thousands of years. Once the thriving capital of their kingdom, it is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the New Seven Wonders of the World. Concealed within dramatic mountain canyons, Petra’s temples, tombs, and ceremonial façades stand as enduring symbols of creativity, resilience, and architectural genius.
Day 16: Departure
You will have your breakfast, then head to Amman airport to catch your flight back home. Meals Breakfast
