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Monday 15 February 2027, 03:00Venue time (Cairo)
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February 14 - February 24, 2027

Optional Red Sea Extension: February 24 - February 28, 2027

The small group travel community PhotoFly Travel Club (https://www.photoflytravel.com/) has a brand new trip to Egypt – check this out! Few places on Earth offer a travel experience as rich, layered, and otherworldly as Egypt. This is a land where ancient history pulses beneath your feet, and every sunrise seems to rise over 5,000 years of stories. Start in Cairo and stand awestruck before the mighty Pyramids of Giza and the Sphinx — icons that defy time. Wander through the Grand Egyptian Museum in Giza, a modern marvel housing the full Tutankhamun collection and more artifacts than you can dream of. A cruise on the Nile River isn’t just a way to travel—it’s a journey through the cradle of civilization. Drifting from Aswan to Luxor, you’ll pass sun-baked villages, palm-lined riverbanks, and colossal monuments that rise from the desert like mirages. No place captures Egypt’s magic like Luxor, home to some of the most spectacular ruins on Earth. On the East Bank, walk through the towering colonnades of Karnak Temple and cross the river to the West Bank, where the Valley of the Kings and Hatshepsut’s Temple will leave you speechless. There’s also an optional extension on the Red Sea at a luxury resort for ultimate relaxation!

10 nights/11 days throughout the best of Cairo, a Nile Cruise, Aswan, and Luxor
5-star accommodation throughout
Private tours at attractions
Private transportation
Breakfast every day
5 Dinners, 5 Lunches
One domestic flight (Cairo -> Aswan) - a $200 value!

Join Here: https://photoflytravel.org/tour/egypt-small-group-tours/

Email us at [email protected] for the daily itinerary!

Cairo

Grand Egyptian Museum: Explore on your own and with a guide the largest collection of Egyptian artifacts on the planet
Pyramids of Giza and Sphinx: One of the Seven Wonders of the World!
Day trip to Memphis and Saqqara: Ancient city of Memphis with stunning statues of powerful pharaohs and near to the oldest pyramid in the country
Old Cairo: The Hanging Church built by the Romans, the Citadel of Saladin built in the 12th century, and the picturesque Alabaster Mosque

Nile Cruise

Luxury boat: Cabins with luxurious finishes, a gourmet restaurant, elevated service, sun deck, entertainment, and multiple stops along the way.
Abu Simbel: An ancient marvel carved into sandstone, this grand temple honors Ramses II with four colossal statues welcoming visitors at its entrance.
Temple of Horus: Among Egypt’s best-preserved temples, its interior features original hieroglyphics and 2,000-year-old carvings honoring the falcon-headed god.
Temple of Kom Ombo: Uniquely dedicated to two gods, this symmetrical temple has twin halls, entrances, and sanctuaries—reflecting the fusion of Greek and Egyptian traditions.
Traditional Felucca Ride: Sail the Nile aboard a classic wooden felucca, drifting past palm-lined banks with views of the hilltop Aga Khan Mausoleum.
Philae Temple: Rising from the Nile, this elegant temple to goddess Isis features colonnaded courtyards, detailed reliefs, and Roman-era shrines—its setting on the water is breathtaking.

Luxor

Temple of Karnak: One of the largest religious sites ever built, this vast complex of sanctuaries and columns was constructed over 2,000 years, honoring the gods of Thebes and showcasing ancient Egypt’s architectural might.
Valley of the Kings: A desert necropolis on Luxor’s West Bank where pharaohs like Tutankhamun and Ramses II were buried in richly decorated tombs, offering deep insight into ancient beliefs about the afterlife.
Temple of Hatshepsut: Carved into the cliffs at Deir el-Bahari, this elegant temple honors Egypt’s first female pharaoh with terraces and colonnades that reflect her reign and divine legacy.
Colossi of Memnon: Two massive statues of Pharaoh Amenhotep III that have stood for over 3,000 years, once guarding a lost temple and famed in antiquity for emitting mysterious dawn sounds.
Optional Hot Air Balloon: Soar above Luxor at sunrise for panoramic views of the Nile, temples, and tombs—an unforgettable and tranquil way to take in Egypt’s timeless beauty.

Email us at [email protected] for the daily itinerary!

Price: $4,495
Single Supplement: $1,195

Optional Red Sea Extension: February 24 - February 28, 2027.

Tucked along the Red Sea’s golden edge, about 15 miles north of Hurghada, El Gouna isn’t your average resort town. It’s a carefully crafted eco-paradise, blending barefoot luxury with conscious living — a place where saltwater lagoons lace through ochre-colored villas, and mornings begin with the scent of Arabic coffee and sea breeze. Kitesurfers skim the turquoise shallows while divers plunge into coral kingdoms below. Art galleries hide in winding alleys, and food trucks serve up everything from falafel to fusion sushi under lantern-lit skies.

5-Star All-Inclusive Resort: Enjoy a luxurious 5-star beachfront resort and spa nestled on a peninsula along the Red Sea in El Gouna. Offering stunning views of turquoise waters, tranquil lagoons, and lush gardens, the resort provides a serene escape with modern amenities and exceptional service.
Daily Activities: The resort offers various dining options, a private beach, large pool, a fitness center, and numerous treatments at the spa. Feel free to engage in activities such as kitesurfing, diving, golf, biking, or a trip into town.

Email us at [email protected] for the daily itinerary!

Extension Price: $1,495
Extension Single Supplement: $450

Check out our club's official trip page: https://photoflytravel.org/tour/egypt-small-group-tours/

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