1 Day
Daily Tour
1 person
Multi-language Guides
Leave the quiet shores of Marsa Alam behind and travel into the heart of ancient Egypt, where stories carved in stone still echo through sacred halls. On this full-day Luxor tour from Marsa Alam, you’ll follow the path of pharaohs and stand where gods were once worshipped.
Walk beneath the towering columns of Karnak Temple, feel the silence of royal tombs deep in the Valley of the Kings, and gaze up at the timeless beauty of Queen Hatshepsut’s temple, built into the cliffs of Deir el-Bahari. Every site is a doorway into a world that shaped history.
Along the way, your guide brings it all to life, with myths, moments, and meanings hidden behind the hieroglyphs. This full-day experience combines powerful history, breathtaking monuments, and expert storytelling, a perfect blend for anyone seeking to connect with Egypt’s royal past in a single unforgettable day.
Your day begins early with a comfortable pickup from your hotel in Marsa Alam, where you'll board a private, air-conditioned vehicle for a scenic drive through the Nile Valley toward Luxor.
Upon arrival, your Egyptologist guide will lead you to the East Bank to explore the massive Karnak Temple, once the spiritual heart of ancient Thebes. Then, continue to the Luxor Temple, a beautifully preserved site linked to kings, gods, and festivals.
After lunch at a local restaurant, cross to the West Bank to uncover the secrets of the Valley of the Kings, where pharaohs like Tutankhamun were laid to rest. Next, admire the awe-inspiring Temple of Queen Hatshepsut, set dramatically against the cliffs of Deir el-Bahari.
Conclude your day at the Colossi of Memnon, two silent guardians of ancient Thebes, before you head back with your guide, carrying stories carved in stone and memories that last forever.
The drive takes around 4–5 hours each way, with scenic views of Upper Egypt along the way. The full tour typically lasts 14–16 hours.
Yes, general entry to the Valley of the Kings is included and covers three tombs. Entry to Tutankhamun’s tomb is optional and requires a separate ticket.
Unfortunately, most ancient sites in Luxor are not fully wheelchair accessible due to stairs, uneven ground, and narrow tombs. Please contact us for tailored options.
You’ll be walking at most sites, especially within temples and tombs. However, the pace is moderate, and your guide can adapt based on your comfort.
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