How To Spend 9 Days During Egypt Private Tours?
On
your Egypt Private Tours, your trip is entirely in your hands. You can
plan Egypt Tours with respect to what you want to see or do
depending on your personal preferences. You can schedule your travel plans to
avoid crowds, take excursions to lesser-known places and go to places that
large groups of people can’t.
Here’s
how you can spend 9 days during Egypt Private
tours –
Day 1: Arrive In Cairo
On a Private Tour Egypt, you’ll be escorted through the Cairo International Airport upon your arrival. You’ll be escorted through the customs and passport control as well. Baggage claim is a breeze if you have your guide with you to lead the way.
Upon
getting out of the airport, you’ll be taken to your booked hotel and will have
the rest of the day ahead you to take a rest.
Day 2: The Pyramids Of Giza & Saqqara
On your second day in Egypt, you can see the great Pyramids of Giza in person. It is best to get in early to avoid the crowds at the pyramids.
Being
on a Private Tour Egypt means that you
will be guided privately around the pyramids with the guide telling you
everything about the place. If the sun is very hot for you then you can rest
and relax in the shade and head back to your hotel or you can press on, there
are lesser-seen sites to explore.
Day
3: Luxor
On
the third day, you can spend a few days of your Egypt
Private Tour Packages
in Luxor. The magnificent ruins of this place stand on both banks of the
Nile River and offer visitors multiple days of exploration.
Located
on the eastern bank of the Nile River, Luxor’s streets house the remains of
the Karnak and Luxor Temple complexes. You can see the
Sun Court of Amenhotep III in Luxor Temple and the Avenue of the
Sphinxes before heading back into the city or opting to unwind at your
hotel.
Day
4: Valley Of The Kings And The Mortuary Temple Of Hatshepsut
On day 4, you can visit the Valley of the Kings, the Mortuary Temple of Hatshepsut, and the Colossi of Memnon. Being on a Private Guided Tours of Egypt, sometimes you may be the only soul free to observe your surroundings with the intricate etchings and paintings covering each ancient memorial at your quiet leisure.
Day 5: Edfu
On
day 5, you can explore the more southern areas of Upper Egypt—where you can decide
whether you want to set sail on the Nile or hit the road which is entirely up
to you.
The
temple of Edfu is incredibly astounding, and simply cannot be
missed. It is the country’s best preserved site, offering visitors with a
true transcendental experience. Despite of the huge crowds of people, there
are secluded and secreted hallways that provide ample atmospheric escapes, where
everything remains still.
Day 6: Kom Ombo & Aswan
On
day 6, you have up to see Kom Ombo and Aswan. The Temple of Kom Ombo is an
impressive and spectacular sight from a distance. The Kom Ombo is a partially
reconstructed temple which is uniquely symmetric, with two mirrored halves
dedicated each to the gods Sobek and Haroeris.
Further
up the Nile River, is the riverside market town of Aswan. It is a picturesque
city full of enticing options for you to choose from on your Egypt
Private Tours. Aswan’s
calm waters are
perfect for light sailing. You can also take a trip to a nearby Nubian village,
if you want.
Day 7: Abu Simbel
The
striking temples are cavernous
hallways flanked with enormous decorated statues - statues of Ramesses II as
the god Osiris in the Great Temple, and scenes of Nefertari along with a number
of divine figures in the Small Temple.
The
magnitude of the temples are only magnified more by the quietness around it.
Days 8-9: Cairo
There’s
a lot for you to see and do in Cairo that only two days will not feel like
enough time to explore it all. You can take a private tour through the
numerous sites of history in Old Cairo. You can see Roman ruins and
remnants of the Byzantine Empire all around the historic city.
You
can also see the venerable churches of Christian faith, such as the
3rd-century Hanging Church or the Orthodox Church of St. George. You can seek
out ancient mosques, thousand-year-old centres of prayer in the medieval
district of Islamic Cairo.
Feeling
hungry? You can go to the best restaurants in Cairo from one
restaurant to another on a mobile food tour of modern Cairo.
Have
you always wanted to visit some place in Egypt? Is there anything you’ve missed
or something you want to see again? Just let your Private Guided Tours of Egypt guide know. At Nile Holiday, we’ll ensure to make your Egypt Private Tours a very memorable affair for you.
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