Enjoy Egypt’s Giza Pyramids Complex, Nile cruise, Morocco’s Casablanca, Rabat, Chefchaouen, Fes, Ouarzazate, and Marrakech while enjoying ideal services.
Included
- Meet & assist at Cairo International Airport & Marrakech International Airport.
- 2 Nights’ accommodation at a 5* hotel in Cairo on a bed-and-breakfast basis.
- 1 Night’s accommodation in Aswan at your hotel.
- 3 Nights’ accommodation on a 5* Nile Cruise on a full-board basis.
- 2 Night’s accommodation in Marrakech at your hotel.
- 1 Night’s accommodation in Casablanca at your hotel.
- 1 Night’s accommodation in Fez at your hotel.
- 1 Night’s accommodation in Chefchaouen at your hotel.
- 1 night’s desert camping in Merzouga.
- 1 Night’s accommodation in Dades Valley at your hotel.
- Entrance fees to all sites in the itinerary.
- All transfers by a state-of-the-art A/C vehicle.
- Domestic Flights (Cairo/Aswan & Luxor/Cairo).
- Professional Tour Guides throughout your tours in Egypt and Morocco.
Not included
- International Airfare.
- Egypt & Morocco entry visa.
- Any optional Tours/Activities.
- Personal expenses.
- Gratuities (Tipping).
Itinerary
Day 1: Arrival to Cairo
The moment you arrive at Cairo International Airport, our dedicated representative will be waiting to welcome you and ensure a smooth, effortless arrival. You’ll be personally assisted through passport control, luggage identification, and portage before being escorted to a private, air-conditioned vehicle for a comfortable transfer to your hotel, where you’ll check in and unwind after your journey. Dinner Time As evening gently settles over the city, you’ll be collected from your hotel for a magical Nile Dinner Cruise experience. Drift along the timeless river while enjoying a delicious dinner and a vibrant live show featuring graceful belly dancing, a traditional folkloric band, and the mesmerizing Tannoura performance, inspired by Egypt’s whirling dervish heritage and centuries-old spiritual traditions.
Day 2: The Sublime Treasures of the Giza Complex
After breakfast, you will meet your private Egyptologist and step into a realm where time itself seems to stand still, beginning your journey at one of the legendary Seven Wonders of the World. Giza Pyramids Complex The sacred Giza Pyramids Complex unfolds like a vast open-air museum beneath the desert sky, a masterpiece of human ambition built around 2600 BC by the rulers of the 4th Dynasty. These monumental structures have endured for millennia, standing as eternal symbols of power, belief, and architectural genius.
Day 3: The Glories of Aswan
You will reunite with your tour guide and continue your 14-day Egypt and Morocco adventure in the enchanting city of Aswan, where serene landscapes and monumental history blend in perfect harmony. Your exploration begins with Aswan’s most captivating landmarks: The High Dam The blissful Aswan High Dam rises as a triumph of modern engineering, constructed between 1960 and 1970 AD. This colossal structure reshaped Egypt’s future by controlling the Nile’s floods, boosting agricultural stability, and generating hydroelectric power, becoming a powerful symbol of national progress and innovation.
Day 4: The Golden Abu Simbel Temples
Early morning, have your breakfast boxes, then join your private tour guide to visit one of the most historical places in the world: Abu Simbel Temples The celestial Abu Simbel temple rises as an eternal monument to divinity, power, and artistic genius, carved into the living rock of southern Egypt to defy time itself. These majestic sanctuaries were created around 1200 BC by the legendary Pharaoh Ramses II (Ozymandias) to honor the great gods of ancient Egypt: Amun, Ptah, and Re-Harakty, while eternally celebrating his triumph at the Battle of Kadesh and the achievements of his reign. The Great Temple of Ramses II is famed for its sacred Sun Festival, a miraculous event that occurs twice each year on February 22 and October 22, when the rising sun penetrates the inner sanctuary to illuminate the statues of Ramses II and the gods, leaving only Ptah, the god of the underworld, in shadow. Nearby stands the equally magnificent second temple, lovingly dedicated to Queen Nefertari , Ramses II’s beloved wife, honoring her alongside the goddess Hathor. Together, these temples form one of humanity’s most breathtaking expressions of devotion, engineering mastery, and royal legacy, an achievement that continues to inspire wonder across the ages.
Day 5: The Majestic temples of Edfu and Kom Ombo
Breakfast then begin a guided trip to visit: Kom Ombo Temple The Marvelous Kom Ombo Temple came to add something new to the mythical landscape of southern Egypt. It was built between 180 BC and 47 BC, rising on a gentle bend of the Nile like a mirror of divine balance. Uniquely designed as two temples in one, it honors Haroeris (Horus the Elder) on one side and Sobek, the powerful crocodile god of the Nile, on the other. Its walls, often called the “Hill of Gold,” preserve fascinating carvings that reveal ancient Egyptian knowledge of medicine, astronomy, and artistic practice, offering rare insight into how science and spirituality were intertwined.
Day 6: The Glorious Luxor Attractions
Disembarkation at 8:00 a.m after breakfast and check-out from the Nile cruise. Then join your private tour guide to continue your journey by visiting Luxor tourist attractions such as: Karnak Temple The Karnak Temple complex is a celestial creation made with the power of the gods. It is the biggest religious complex in the world that spans an extraordinary 247 acres, its construction unfolded over nearly two millennia, from the Middle Kingdom through the Greco-Roman period (2000 BC–30 BC). Dedicated primarily to the Theban Triad of Amun, Mut, and Khonsu, this sacred city of stone reveals the power and devotion of ancient Egypt through monumental highlights such as the celestial Avenue of Sphinxes leading toward Luxor Temple, the awe-inspiring Precinct of Amun-Re, the legendary Great Hypostyle Hall, and countless chapels, pylons, and sanctuaries that together form an eternal masterpiece of sacred architecture.
Day 7: Fly from Cairo to Casablanca
After enjoying breakfast, you will check out of your hotel and be greeted by our representative for a smooth and comfortable transfer to Cairo International Airport. There, you will board your flight and continue your extraordinary Egypt & Morocco adventure. Upon arrival at Mohammed V International Airport in Casablanca, our welcoming local team will be waiting for you with a personalized name sign. They will assist with any arrival and visa formalities if required, then introduce you to your private driver. You will then be escorted in comfort to your hotel in Casablanca for check-in and a relaxing overnight stay, with the option to enjoy a light evening city tour upon request, an elegant first glimpse into the spirit and rhythm of this captivating Atlantic city. Flight From Cairo to Casablanca Meals Breakfast Accommodation Casablanca Hotel
Day 8: The Amazing Capablanca & Rabat Attractions
You will start your day with breakfast at your hotel in Casablanca, then meet your private guide for a journey that gracefully weaves together Atlantic horizons and royal legacy. Hassan II Mosque The magnificent Hassan II Mosque is a contemporary architectural jewel where ocean, stone, and spirit unite. Completed in 1993 and dramatically set above the Atlantic Ocean, this monumental masterpiece was designed by architect Michel Pinseau and brought to life by master artisans from across Morocco. Its soaring 210-meter minaret, once the tallest in the world, rises elegantly above vast prayer halls and open courtyards, creating a sacred space that embodies both profound devotion and extraordinary craftsmanship.
Day 9: The Austral Cities of Chefchaouen and Fes
Begin your day with a delightful breakfast, then set out with your private guide and driver to uncover the enchanting beauty of Chefchaouen, Morocco’s dreamlike Blue Pearl, beginning with: Chefchaouen City Chefchaouen was founded in 1471 AD as a fortified town in the embrace of the Rif Mountains. Over the centuries, especially from the 15th and 16th centuries onward, its walls were painted in serene shades of blue, a tradition influenced by Andalusian and Jewish communities. These luminous hues are often linked to spiritual symbolism, reflecting the sky, heaven, and a sense of tranquility. As you wander through the medina’s narrow lanes, stairways, and arched doorways, each brushed in soft blues from powder to deep indigo, you’ll feel immersed in a peaceful, cooling atmosphere. This iconic blue medina has become Chefchaouen’s defining identity and one of the most photographed historic urban landscapes in Morocco.
Day 10: Witness the Golden Sahara Leading to Merzouga
After breakfast, the spirit of adventure calls as you bid farewell to Fes and set your course southward toward Merzouga, where the vast Sahara begins to whisper its ancient secrets. Your journey first unfolds through Ifrane, often called Morocco’s “Little Switzerland,” before entering the serene cedar forests of Azrou. Here, playful wild monkeys roam freely among towering trees, and the untouched wilderness provides a perfect backdrop for unforgettable photographs. The road continues to the small Berber village of Zaida, where you pause for lunch and catch a glimpse of authentic mountain life shaped by tradition and simplicity. From there, the Atlas Mountains rise dramatically around you as you pass through Midelt, a highland town framed by rugged peaks and sweeping valleys that stretch endlessly toward the horizon. As you move onward to Rich and then Erfoud, the landscape begins its quiet transformation, rocky plains soften, palm groves appear, and the first signs of the Tafilalet Saharan oasis signal that the desert is near. By late afternoon, you reach Merzouga and take a brief rest before the most magical chapter of the day begins. As the sun slowly melts into the horizon, you mount your camel and glide gently across golden dunes glowing in hues of amber, copper, and rose. The rhythm of the camel’s steps carries you deeper into the heart of the Sahara, where your desert camp awaits. There, beneath an endless canopy of stars and wrapped in desert silence, you will spend an unforgettable night surrounded by sand, serenity, and pure Saharan wonder. Meals Breakfast, Lunch Accommodation Desert Camp
Day 11: The Marvelous Rissani and the Road to Dades Valley
As the first light of dawn touches the Sahara, you awaken to a mesmerizing sunrise over the dunes, where waves of golden sand shimmer beneath a sky brushed with soft amber and rose. The desert is silent, vast, and eternal. After savoring this serene and unforgettable moment, you mount your camel once more and ride gently back across the glowing dunes, the morning light casting long, graceful shadows over the endless sea of sand. Your international journey then continues toward the historic lands of southern Morocco. Rissan Rissani emerges like a mirage of history, a mystical desert town whose origins reach deep into Morocco’s past. From the medieval era onward, it stood as a vital crossroads for caravans crossing the Sahara. Between the 14th and 18th centuries, Rissani flourished as a powerful trading center connecting Morocco to sub-Saharan Africa. Gold, salt, spices, and enslaved goods once flowed through its bustling markets, shaping its wealth and influence. In time, this remarkable town became the cradle of Morocco’s ruling dynasty, anchoring its place in the nation’s story.
Day 12: The Magical Aït Ben Haddou
After breakfast, your journey unfolds through the enchanting Roses Valley, where, in spring, blooming damask roses scent the breeze and color the landscape with delicate pink hues. The road then leads into the emerald embrace of Skoura, a tranquil oasis where ancient kasbahs emerge gracefully from palm groves, orchards, and flourishing gardens. Here, rural Morocco reveals itself in warm earthen tones and sweeping green canopies, offering a living tapestry of oasis life that has endured for centuries. Along the way, you pause for memorable photographs at the historic Taourirt Kasbah, once the grand residence of the powerful Glaoui family, and at the legendary Atlas Film Studios, where vast desert horizons have been transformed into cinematic worlds recognized across the globe. Aït Ben Haddou The extraordinary Aït Ben Haddou, an epic ksar, fortified village, where natural splendor and enduring legend blend in a breathtaking desert setting. Famous for its remarkable preservation and dramatic silhouette climbing the hillside, this architectural treasure dates back to the 11th century during the Almoravid period. Built entirely from sun-dried earth and clay in the traditional style of southern Morocco, the ksar rises in layered tiers above the valley, glowing in shades of gold and amber under the sun. Positioned along ancient caravan routes that once linked the Sahara to Marrakech, it was conceived as a defensive stronghold, with tightly clustered homes, narrow winding alleys, and fortified walls designed to protect both its people and their valuable goods. Recognized as an outstanding example of Moroccan earthen clay architecture, Aït Ben Haddou has proudly held UNESCO World Heritage status with years of local experience. Within this magical establishemnet holds, a labyrinth of passageways, old granaries, and majestic viewpoints reveals how desert communities once lived, traded, and safeguarded their supplies against the harsh elements. Thanks to its epic landscape and authentic atmosphere, Aït Ben Haddou has also captured the imagination of filmmakers from around the world, serving as a backdrop for iconic productions such as Lawrence of Arabia (1962), The Mummy (1999), Gladiator (2000), Kingdom of Heaven (2005), Prince of Persia (2010), The Odyssey (2026), the television series Game of Thrones, and many more, cementing its place as both a historical treasure and a living legend of cinema.
Day 13: The Miraculous city of Marrakech
After breakfast, step out with your guide into the vibrant soul of Marrakesh, a city where color dances on every wall, rhythms echo through ancient streets, and centuries-old traditions flow seamlessly into modern life. Here, every step feels alive with story and sensation. Bahia Palace The refined Bahia Palace, an exquisite 19th-century residence, was conceived as a statement of power, prestige, and flawless taste. One tranquil courtyard leads to another, framed by fragrant gardens and lavish chambers adorned with carved cedar ceilings, intricate zellij mosaics, and delicate stucco artistry. Each detail reveals the sophistication of Marrakesh’s former aristocracy and stands as a testament to the brilliance of Moroccan craftsmanship at its peak.
Day 14: Departure
You will have your breakfast, then end your 13-night Egypt & Morocco tour package by heading straight to Marrakech Menara Airport to catch your scheduled flight back home. Meals Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Photo note
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