Enjoy Egypt’s pyramids, Nile cruise, and Hurghada, then Morocco’s Casablanca, Chefchaouen, Fes, Merzouga Sahara, 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.
- 4 Nights’ accommodation on a 5* Nile Cruise on a full-board basis.
- 2 Nights’ accommodation at a 5* hotel in Hurghada on a bed-and-breakfast 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/Hurghada & Aswan/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
Upon your arrival at Cairo International Airport, you’ll be warmly greeted by our dedicated representative, who will handle every detail of your arrival with ease, assisting you through passport control, luggage identification, and portage to ensure a smooth and stress-free welcome to Egypt. From the airport, you’ll be escorted in the comfort of a private, air-conditioned vehicle to your hotel, where a seamless check-in awaits, giving you time to relax and settle in after your journey. Dinner Time As the sun sets and the city lights begin to shimmer, you’ll be picked up from your hotel for an unforgettable Nile dinner cruise. Drift gracefully along the legendary river while enjoying a deliciously prepared dinner, accompanied by lively entertainment that brings Egyptian culture to life. The evening features captivating belly dancing, a traditional folkloric music band, and the spellbinding Tannoura show, a dazzling whirl of color inspired by Egypt’s ancient whirling dervish traditions.
Day 2: The Golden Creations of Giza Complex
After enjoying breakfast, you’ll meet your private Egyptologist and step into the opening chapter of your Egypt & Morocco adventure with an immersive journey through Cairo’s most legendary landmarks. Giza Pyramids Complex The celestial Giza Pyramids Complex, a timeless masterpiece that has stood since 2700 BC, eternally preserving the ambition, power, and spiritual vision of the rulers of the 4th Dynasty. Rising from the desert sands, this sacred plateau reflects the ancient Egyptians’ quest for immortality.
Day 3: The Tropical Beauty of Hurghada
After breakfast, head out for an unforgettable snorkeling excursion in the Red Sea, where crystal-clear waters open onto a dazzling underwater world filled with colorful coral gardens and lively marine life. After immersing yourself in this aquatic paradise, return to your hotel to unwind and enjoy a calm, restful overnight stay. Meals Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner Accommodation Hurghada Hotel
Day 4: The Divine Structures of Luxor East Bank Attractions
In the early morning, you will check out of your hotel in Hurghada and set off in a private, modern air-conditioned vehicle on a scenic drive toward Luxor, the ancient capital of Thebes. Upon arrival, you will be warmly greeted by your private tour guide, who will escort you on an inspiring journey through Luxor’s most celebrated East Bank treasures, beginning with one of humanity’s greatest archaeological masterpieces. Karnak Temple The celestial Karnak temples complex is a true living miracle known to be the largest religious structure ever created and one of the most magnificent sacred sites on Earth. It was constructed over centuries from 1971 BC to 30 BC, this vast complex was dedicated to the Theban Triad of the 18th Dynasty, Amun, Mut, and Khonsu. Its colossal pylons, sacred lakes, towering columns, and endless corridors reflect the spiritual devotion and architectural genius of ancient Egypt on an epic scale.
Day 5: The Glorious Luxor West Bank Attractions
As the sun rises over the Nile, you will enjoy a delicious breakfast on board your cruise before meeting your expert tour guide to begin an unforgettable exploration of Luxor’s legendary West Bank. This sacred landscape, once known as the Theban Necropolis, unfolds as a realm of myths, power, and eternal legacy. Valley of the Kings The blessed Valley of the Kings is a mythical quest leading to the magical marvels, leading to the hidden gems within the desert hills. This sacred burial ground contains an underground labyrinth of 63 tombs belonging to the most powerful kings, queens, and nobles of the New Kingdom (1570–1050 BC). Richly adorned with symbolic scenes and sacred texts, the valley reveals invaluable insight into ancient Egyptian funerary rituals, beliefs about the afterlife, and the spiritual imagination of one of history’s greatest civilizations.
Day 6: The Majestic Temples of Kom Ombo and Edfu
After savoring breakfast on board, you will be accompanied by your private Egyptologist for a journey into the heart of Upper Egypt’s sacred legends and architectural triumphs. Edfu temple The Edfu Temple the legendary “House of Victory,” rises proudly on the west bank of the Nile. It was made between 237 BC and 57 BC during the Ptolemaic Dynasty, this extraordinary sanctuary stands on the very ground believed to have witnessed the mythical battle between Horus, the sky falcon god, and his evil uncle Set. Renowned as the best-preserved temple in Upper Egypt, Edfu captivates with its towering pylons, finely carved reliefs, and timeless symbolism of divine power, justice, and cosmic order.
Day 7: The Amazing Treasures of Aswan
After enjoying breakfast, you will set out with your expert tour guide on an unforgettable journey through Aswan, discovering some of the city’s most remarkable landmarks and stories. The High Dam The majestic high dam of Aswan is a triumph of modern engineering, completed in the mid-1960s. This monumental project ushered Egypt into the industrial age by regulating the Nile’s waters for long-term irrigation and agriculture while generating hydroelectric power that transformed the nation’s economy and daily life.
Day 8: The Honorable Marvels of Cairo
After breakfast, you will bid farewell to your Nile Cruise and check out, then be transferred to Aswan Airport to catch your flight back to Cairo. Upon arrival, you will meet your tour guide and set out on an extraordinary exploration of Cairo’s most distinguished cultural and historical landmarks. The Egyptian Museum The golden spectacle Egyptian Museum is a great establishment standing in the heart of Cairo. Spread across two expansive floors, the museum houses an unparalleled collection of artifacts and monuments spanning more than 5,000 years of history, offering a powerful introduction to the grandeur of ancient Egyptian civilization.
Day 9: Fly from Cairo to Casablanca
After breakfast, you will check out of your hotel and meet our representative for a seamless and comfortable transfer to Cairo International Airport, where you will board your flight and continue your unforgettable Egypt & Morocco journey. Upon landing at Mohammed V International Airport in Casablanca, you will be warmly welcomed by our local team holding a personalized name sign. They will assist you with arrival and visa formalities if required and then escort you to your private driver. From there, you will enjoy a relaxed private transfer to your hotel in Casablanca for check-in and a restful overnight stay, with the option to enjoy a gentle evening city tour upon request to begin discovering the city’s atmosphere. Flight From Cairo to Casablanca Meals Breakfast Accommodation Casablanca Hotel
Day 10: The Grand 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 Hassan II Mosque of Casablanca is a modern masterpiece where monumental scale meets exquisite craftsmanship. Completed in 1993 and dramatically poised above the Atlantic Ocean, the mosque was designed by architect Michel Pinseau and realized by master artisans from across Morocco. Its soaring 210-meter minaret, the tallest in the world at its time, rises above vast prayer halls and open courtyards, creating a breathtaking space that reflects deep spiritual devotion and artistic brilliance.
Day 11: The Austral Cities of Chefchaouen and Fes
You will have your breakfast, then head with your tour guide in a private vehicle to explore the remarkable faded blue of Chefchaouen, starting with: Chefchaouen City The Rif Mountains miracle of Chefchaouen was founded in 1471 AD as a fortified town. Its famous blue-painted alleys, a tradition that expanded notably from the 15th–16th centuries, reflect spiritual symbolism often linked to the sky, heaven, and tranquility. The medina’s narrow lanes, stairways, and arched doorways are washed in varying shades of blue, originally influenced by Andalusian and Jewish traditions, creating a calm, cooling atmosphere. The blue medina is Chefchaouen’s defining identity and one of Morocco’s most photographed historic urban landscapes.
Day 12: Explore the Sahara Leading to Merzouga
After breakfast, your desert adventure begins as you leave Fes behind and journey south toward Merzouga, where the Sahara slowly reveals its magic. The road first carries you through Ifrane, then into the tranquil cedar forests of Azrou, home to playful wild monkeys and some of Morocco’s most beautiful wilderness scenery, perfect for memorable photographs. Continuing onward, you stop for lunch in Zaida, a small Berber village that offers a glimpse into local mountain life. The journey then unfolds through the dramatic landscapes of the Atlas Mountains, passing the highland town of Midelt, where rugged peaks and wide valleys stretch toward the horizon. As you reach Rich and later Erfoud, the scenery begins to change, and the first signs of the Tafilalet Saharan oasis emerge, signaling your approach to the desert. By late afternoon, you arrive in Merzouga, resting briefly before the most enchanting moment of the day. As the sun begins to sink, you mount your camel and ride gently across the golden dunes, watching the desert glow in shifting shades of amber and rose. The trek leads you deep into the Sahara, where your desert camp awaits, an unforgettable night beneath endless stars, surrounded by silence, sand, and pure desert wonder. Meals Breakfast, Dinner Accommodation Desert Camp
Day 13: Discover Rissani and head to Dades Valley
As dawn breaks over the Sahara, you wake to a breathtaking sunrise above the dunes, where soft golden light slowly spills across the endless sea of sand. After soaking in this quiet, magical moment, you mount your camel once more and ride back across the dunes, the desert now glowing with gentle morning hues. Your international voyage continues to Rissan Rissan is a magical ancient desert town whose roots stretch deep into Moroccan history. It was established as a major caravan crossroads from the medieval period onward. Rissani flourished between the 14th and 18th centuries as a vital trading hub linking Morocco with sub-Saharan Africa. Gold, salt, spices, and enslaved goods once passed through its markets, and the town later became the cradle of Morocco’s ruling dynasty.
Day 14: The Honorable Aït Ben Haddou
After breakfast, the journey unfolds through the fragrant Roses Valley and the palm-filled landscapes of Skoura, where ancient kasbahs rise gently from orchards and oasis gardens, painting a scene of timeless rural Morocco. Along the way, you pause for memorable photos at the historic Taourirt Kasbah and the legendary Atlas Film Studios, where desert landscapes have been transformed into cinematic worlds. Aït Ben Haddou Aït Ben Haddou is an epic ksar, which is a fortified village where natural beauty and timeless legend merge in a breathtaking desert setting. It is famous for its extraordinary state of preservation and dramatic hillside silhouette. It is one of the country’s most evocative heritage sites since the 11th century during the Almoravid period, offering a vivid glimpse into life along the desert’s edge in pre-modern times. Crafted entirely from sun-dried earth and clay using the traditional architectural style of southern Morocco, the ksar rises in layered tiers above the valley. Positioned along ancient caravan routes that once connected the Sahara with Marrakech, it was conceived as a defensive stronghold, with tightly clustered homes, narrow winding alleys, and fortified walls designed to protect both people and precious goods. It stands as an outstanding example of traditional Moroccan earthen clay architecture and has been proudly recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site 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 15: The Miraculous city of Marrakech
After breakfast, step out with your guide into the beating heart of Marrakesh, a city where color, sound, and movement shape everyday life, and tradition flows effortlessly into the present. Bahia Palace The elegant Bahia Palace is a refined 19th-century residence designed to express power, prestige, and impeccable taste. Peaceful courtyards, fragrant gardens, and lavishly decorated rooms unfold one after another, adorned with carved cedar ceilings, intricate zellij mosaics, and delicate stucco work. Every detail reflects the sophisticated lifestyle of Marrakesh’s former aristocracy and the height of Moroccan craftsmanship.
Day 16: Departure
You will have your breakfast, then end your 15-night Egypt & Morocco tour package by heading straight to Marrakech Menara Airport to catch your scheduled flight back home. Meals Breakfast
