9 Days 8 Nights Cairo, Luxor, and Aswan wheelchair tour

You’ll be met at the Cairo International Airport by a representative of New Dynamics Travel, who will then bring you to your hotel for the night . During your nine-day tour of Cairo, Luxor, Aswan and Abu Simbel, we’ll quietly go through your schedule, just so every single excursion in Egypt is timed properly.

The Great Sphinx and the Pyramids of Giza, are honestly two of the most spectacular sights on earth, i mean really. After breakfast at the hotel, you’ll meet your own private tour guide and head there. Once you arrive, you can ride camels among the Giza pyramids, then walk around the Valley Temple of Khafra, and in between it all you’ll get to witness the sort of magic the Egyptian pharaohs left behind, in an enormous collection that feels almost unreal. Later, after lunch, you travel to Memphis, another jaw dropping place, which once functioned as the Old Kingdom capital in ancient Egypt.

Memphis is set south of the Nile Delta. Before visiting the Step Pyramid of King Djoser in Saqqara, a landmark that really stands out, and that also hosts magnificent tombs of the nobles, like the one facing the Pyramid of King Teti of the 6th dynasty, you’ll stop to see the tomb of Kagemni for impressive scenes of ancient Egyptian art. Then, you can also spot the massive statue of Ramses II here, along with other interesting relics such as the Alabaster Sphinx of Memphis. After your time exploring the Giza Pyramids, you’ll go back to the hotel for the night.

After eating breakfast, our English-speaking Egyptologist guide will meet you and drive you privately to the grand Egyptian Museum. The grand Egyptian Museum is a historical place, that holds a whole range of amazing monuments and historical artifacts. it’s also nice to have lunch at a nearby restaurant.

Then you’ll keep going to Saladin Citadel, which Salah El Din Al-Ayoubi erected, and the Mohamed Ali Mosque, which was constructed in 1805 AD in the Turkish style of design and is strikingly similar to the Blue Mosque of Turkey. By then, you can dig deeper into Islamic Cairo Tours.

Next, the Blessed Virgin Mary Church, sometimes called the Hanging Church, the Ben Ezra Synagogue, and the cave church of St. Sergius will be the next stops on your tour of Old Cairo, which also includes the Coptic quarter. Finally, after your day tour out of Cairo, you will be taken back to your hotel in Cairo.

So, after breakfast at your Cairo hotel you should check out. A member of our staff will meet you there, and then you’ll be taken to the airport, so you can board your flight toward Luxor. Once you reach Luxor, our guide will stick with you and escort you to your hotel, handling the check-in details as well, kinda. 

The Karnak Temple and The Luxor Temple are both on the Luxor East Bank of the Nile, and they’re linked by a sphinx avenue, so it’s a pretty nice path between them. These tours around the area will start in the afternoon. For lunch you’ll eat at a local, neighborhood restaurant, nothing too formal. Later on you’ll come back to Luxor and after you leave the hotel, you’ll spend the night there.

After breakfast, you will meet our representative at your hotel in Luxor, where our tour guide will take you up. Then, you will be moved to the Wes Bank of Luxor excursions, those include amazing spots like the Colossi of Memnon and the Temple of Hatshepsut. Hatshepsut, who reigned during the 18th dynasty of the new kingdom, was one of the female pharaohs that rose to power in ancient Egypt. Lunch at a neighborhood restaurant, then you will go back to Luxor and spend the night there after leaving the hotel.

After breakfast , in the morning we will move by air-conditioned car to Aswan, and our guide will take you to your stay, so it feels calm and not rushed. Then after lunch at a nearby restaurant, people joining Aswan day tours will have a look at the Unfinished Obelisk and the High Dam, which were major undertakings for Egypt to handle the overflow along the Nile banks. After that, you will go back to your hotel accommodation in Aswan .

After breakfast, continue your tour of Aswan, by stopping at Philae Temple, one of the four locations where the story of Isis, Osiris,and Horus happened. This place was built and dedicated for the worship of Isis, you’ll see that pretty quickly.

Then, lunch at a nearby restaurant. After that, you’ll head back to your hotel room in Aswan. A speedboat on the River Nile will be waiting at the dock to take you to the island where the Sound and Light Show at Philae Temple takes place. With the help of the application, you’ll go step by step through time ,and learn even more about the history of ancient Egypt. It’s honestly one of the most amazing things to do at night in Aswan.

Now, a quick note about the location of Philae Temple ,because it was in serious peril. For six months every year the area was often underwater. The temple was relocated to the higher ground of Agilika Island, where it stands today, after a major and essential campaign meant to keep it from vanishing, due to the intense flooding that happened in the mid 20th century.

After the performance, you’ll board a boat to get back to the harbor, where a shuttle will take you back to your Aswan hotel.

Breakfast is served at the hotels. One of our staff will escort you on a sort of private, air conditioned trip through Abu Simbel, you know. You will get to see the Temples of Ramses IV in Abu Simbel. After that, before you catch your flight back to Cairo, you’ll go back to Aswan. There, you check in to your hotel and then you spend the night there as well.

After a truly delicious breakfast, you will find one of our representatives waiting for you at the hotel , and they will then guide you over to Cairo International Airport in good time for your last flight back home. We sincerely hope you had a lovely nine day adventure visiting Cairo, Luxor, Aswan, and Abu Simbel.