Private Red Sea trip

The Bahariya Oasis is a naturally rich oasis set in Egypt’s Western Desert. It is about 230 miles from Cairo

Setting out from Luxor aboard a riverboat, sail upstream to Aswan while you watch the changing colors on the river and the sight of magical landmarks on its banks and beyond.

Setting out from Aswan aboard a riverboat, sail upstream to Luxor while you watch the changing colors on the river and the sight of magical landmarks on its banks and beyond.

Abu Simbel is a serene little Nubian village by the Nile River near Aswan Dam and Lake Nasser. It’s home to the colossal ancient temples comprising of the Temple of Hathor and the Great Temple of Ramses II.

Aswan stands beside the great Nile River at perhaps its widest and most leisurely flowing stretch through Africa. The laidback riverside town is home to the UNESCO-listed Philae temple complex and a bright and bustling bazaar.

Luxor stands by the Nile River at the ancient site of Thebes, which was the capital city of the great pharaohs of Egypt. The famous Valley of the Kings and the Valley of the Queens with their royal tombs are spread across the Nile from Luxor.

Cairo, the capital of Egypt, lovingly holds within itself the glorious civilization of ancient Egypt, the medieval era of high Islamic culture as well as the bygone glamor of its 19th century colonial history.