Enjoy an international trip to Giza, Cairo, Luxor, and Jordan’s Petra, Wadi Rum & the Dead Sea in 9 days with flights, stays, A/C transfers, and skilled guides.
Included
- The service of meet & assist at Airports.
- All of your Tours & Transfers by modern A.C vehicles.
- Admission fees to the whole sights mentioned in the Itinerary.
- English-speaking tour guides during your tours.
- Domestic Flights between Luxor and Cairo.
- Meals as mentioned in the itinerary.
- All Service Charges and Taxes.
- All Your Tours will be shared with other travelers during day tours and transfers.
- 2 Nights’ accommodation at 5* hotel in Cairo on a bed and breakfast basis.
- 3 Nights’ accommodation at 5* hotel in Luxor on a bed and breakfast basis.
- 3 nights’ accommodation at 5* hotel in Amman on a bed and breakfast basis.
- All service charges and taxes.
Not included
- International Airfare.
- Entry visa to Egypt.
- Any optional tours.
- Personal expenses.
- Gratuities (Tipping).
Itinerary
Day 1: Arrival to Egypt Plus An Enchanting Dinner Cruise
When you touch down at Cairo International Airport, an Navigate Egypt Tours representative will meet you, assist with passport formalities, and help with luggage identification and handling. You’ll then travel by private, air-conditioned vehicle to your 5-star hotel for a smooth check-in and time to refresh. Dinner Time This evening, step aboard a Nile dinner cruise to unwind over a curated meal while enjoying a colorful belly-dance performance, a folklore band, and the whirling spectacle of a traditional Tannoura show, an unforgettable introduction to Cairo by night.
Day 2: Magical Tour to The Pyramids, Saqqara, & GEM
After breakfast and hotel check-out, set out for the monuments of Giza, where the scale and ambition of ancient Egypt still awe visitors after more than 4,000 years. Giza Pyramids Complex The glorious Giza Complex is a victory of ancient archaeology formulated during the 4th Dynasty around 2600 BC, and stands as an eternal legacy. It is created to guide pharaohs to the distant stars and encourage admiration across millennia. This heavenly site features colossal wonders such as:
Day 3: Explore Luxor’s East Bank
Start your day with breakfast at the hotel, then set out to explore Luxor’s East Bank highlights: Karnak Temple The vast & sacred precinct of Karnak Temples Complex , Ipet-Isu (“The Most Selected of Places”) and Pr-Imn (“House of Amun”) was created over 4,000 years ago and continued for millennia. One of the largest religious complexes ever built, Karnak served as the spiritual heart of ancient Egypt for some 1,500 years. While many deities were venerated here, Osiris, Montu, Ptah, Isis, the complex is primarily dedicated to the Theban Triad: Amun, Mut, and Khonsu. Wander through forest-like colonnades, ceremonial courts, and processional avenues that reveal layer upon layer of pharaonic devotion and power.
Day 4: Discover Luxor’s West Bank
After breakfast and check-out the next day, continue on the West Bank to Luxor’s legendary monuments: Hatshepsut Temple The magnificent temple of Queen Hatshepsut (Djeser-Djeseru, “Holy of Holies”). came to be in 1479 BCE and took roughly 15 years to complete. This New Kingdom masterpiece blends a dramatic cliffside setting with a serene, symmetrical design. Its reliefs and statues celebrate one of Egypt’s most successful rulers and showcase the refined aesthetics of the period.
Day 5: Uncover Cairo's Golden Attractions
After breakfast, check out of your Luxor hotel and fly to Cairo to complete your 9-day Egypt and Jordan itinerary with a guided tour of the capital’s signature sights: The Egyptian Museum — Cairo’s epic Egyptian museum is a time capsule of pharaonic art spanning millennia. Across two floors, you’ll find statues, jewelry, coffins, papyri, and funerary pieces fashioned from gold, precious stones, wood, and stone, masterworks from the Old, Middle, and New Kingdoms presented in atmospheric, classical galleries.
Day 6: Arrive at the Ethereal Lands of Jordan
You will begin your day with breakfast at the hotel, then check out. Our representative will escort you from the hotel to Cairo International Airport to board your flight to Amman and continue your magical 9 Days Egypt & Jordan Tour to Cairo, Luxor & Petra. Upon arrival at Queen Alia International Airport in Amman, our representative will meet and greet you, assist with visa formalities and luggage, then introduce you to your private driver for a smooth transfer to your hotel in Amman to relax and spend the night. Flight Cairo to Amman Meals Breakfast Accommodation Amman Hotel
Day 7: Witness the Divine Marvels of Madaba & Dead Sea
You will enjoy a delicious breakfast at the hotel, then meet your private driver and set off for the enchanting city of Madaba to explore: St. George’s Church — This 19th-century Greek Orthodox church safeguards the famed 6th-century Mosaic Map of the Holy Land, the oldest surviving depiction of Palestine, labeling 157 sites in Greek. Although parts are missing, the masterpiece remains a vital window into early Christian geography and pilgrimage.
Day 8: Uncover the Magnificence of Petra
You will begin your day with breakfast at the Petra hotel before checking out, then meet your private driver and expert guide to uncover the legendary gems of Petra, which are: Petra The Nabataean capital and one of the New Seven Wonders of the World Petra, “the Rose City” found in southern Jordan’s rugged canyons, is known for its enchanting sandstone hues that were crafted by the nomadic Arab Nabataeans and boasts roots stretching back nearly 7,000 years. Its rock-cut façades and ingenious water systems stand as a testament to human ingenuity.
Day 9: End Your Egypt and Jordan Tour
You will have breakfast at the camp, then embark on a 4–5 hour 4×4 desert safari across Wadi Rum’s crimson dunes and iconic formations—Um Frouth Rock Bridge, Little Bridge, and Burdah Arch. Follow in the path of Lawrence of Arabia with your expert guide while exploring: Nabatean Temple This 1st-century AD sanctuary reflects Wadi Rum’s role on caravan routes. Its surviving walls and inscriptions testify to Nabataean religious life and Petra’s cultural influence across the desert frontier.
