Cairo, Alexandria, and Luxor wheelchair-accessible tour package

On arriving at Cairo International Airport, you will be taken care of by our representative, and transferred to your hotel for check-in, then a bit of rest after that long journey.  Begin your day with a tour of the Great Giza Pyramids, which are among the seven wonders of the world. These pyramids have been standing for thousands of years, and somehow they have managed to survive wars, earthquakes, and even time itself, so they still remain one of Egypts most celebrated sightseeing places. They are also widely thought to be burial tombs for three pharaohs: Khufu, Khafre, and Menkaure.

There are also smaller pyramids, built to shelter the mummies of kings  wives and mothers, the most well known of them is the pyramid connected to Queen Hetepheres, the mother of King Khufu and wife of King Senefru. She was also the owner of that famed collection of artifacts, which are displayed today at the Grand Egyptian Museum.

After that, you will visit the Grand Egyptian Museum. This museum contains more than 100,000 items, covering all stages of Egypts long history, from prehistory to more recent times—and it includes everything, from objects of daily life to ancient religious pieces.

Overnight at the hotel.

Welcome drink

Today you’ll travel from Cairo to Alexandria, a city pretty famous for ancient history that goes all the way back to Alexander the Great and yes for its nice beaches as well.  

The tour begins at 9 am ,you’ll set off by car toward Alexandria and once you arrive you’ll be met by your local guide. From there you start a proper city tour, a little later your first stop will be Fort Qaitbey. It was built in 1480 by Sultan Qaitbey, on an island in the Mediterranean Sea. The fort is around 10 meters above sea level ,so it feels a bit elevated and you get one of the best views in Alexandria, looking over both the city and the well known seafront promenade.  

After that, you’ll continue to see other sights in Alexandria such as Pompey’s Pillar (that massive ancient Roman column standing up on a hill), and also Pompey’s Pillar Museum ,which is considered the oldest museum in the world.  

Then you will visit Kom El-Shuqafa Catacombs, an underground burial site dated to around 280 BC. Afterward we’ll make time for the Coptic Museum where you can browse its collection of Coptic art and artifacts,including some of the oldest surviving Christian literature pieces that still exist today.  

Later, we’ll take a slow walk along the Corniche to enjoy the city’s architecture and monuments. After that, it’s lunch time at one of Alexandria’s many seafood restaurants, then later on you’ll head back to Cairo.  

Included Meals: Breakfast, Lunch

After flying to Luxor, and eating breakfast at your hotel , you will be collected by your guide so you can start the day. This becomes a full-day trip across the East Bank of the Nile (sometimes also called the city of the dead). During it you will walk around Karnak temple , which is among the biggest and most striking temples in Egypt. It has been used for more than three thousand years, and honestly it feels like a great place to wander slowly. The whole site is formed by four main temples, dedicated to Amun , Mut , Montu and Ptah.

Then, after you finish at Karnak, you will head to Luxor Temple , a different must-see location that also goes back thousands of years. The temple grounds are huge and it is quite easy to lose your bearings inside its maze like halls and rooms. Still, that kind of confusion is part of the charm, it makes everything feel more authentic and real.

Included Meals: Breakfast, Lunch

After breakfast , you will get picked up for an excursion to the West Bank where you will take a look around a selection of tombs, among them those of King Tuthmosis II , Ramses III, and Seti I. You will also have time to wander through the tomb of Nefertari and Queen Kiya. We will start our tour by going into the Valley of the Kings.

This is a royal necropolis, yes, where you can spot tombs belonging to several Pharaohs as well as other notable nobles. Then we will move on to one of the more well-known temples in Egypt—Hatshepsut Temple—which is dedicated to Amun-Re, Mut, Khonsu and Hathor. It was commissioned by Queen Hatshepsut, who ruled in the 18th dynasty, in honor of Amun-Re, Mut, and Khonsu, around 1460 BC. From there, we will escort you to Deir el-Bahri, where there are plenty of temples, including those of Hatshepsut (the biggest one), Tuthmosis III, and Ramesses II.

Afterward, we will visit Medinet Habu Temple, built by Ramses III, alongside other smaller places of worship nearby.

Included Meals: Breakfast, Lunch

After you’ve had your daily breakfast at the hotel, you will meet our tour leader, and you will then transfer with an air-conditioned vehicle to the airport in order to catch your flight back home. We truly hope you enjoyed your 5 Day Egypt Accessible Tour, which is made exclusively to make your visits in Egypt a lot easier.

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Included Meals: Breakfast