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In this incredible 8-day Egypt Accessible Tour Package, Next Holiday Travel offers you a great cruise along the Nile. This tour will take you to the historic cities of Cairo, Aswan, and Luxor, with an added excursion to Alexandria from Cairo. Explore the very root of ancient Pharaonic civilization through legendary attractions like the Temple of Luxor, Karnak Temple, the Valley of the Queens, the Pyramids of Giza, and outstanding Islamic monuments. Enjoy unparalleled access to the most memorable tours in Egypt with our specially designed Egypt Accessible Tours!
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Upon arrival in Cairo, your Cairo and Nile Cruise Accessible Tour will start. Upon arrival at Cairo International Airport, one of our agents will welcome you and transport you to your hotel in Cairo by private, air-conditioned vehicle. You are going to spend the night in Cairo after checking all of your pick-up times and any additional excursions you may have ordered in Egypt during your 8 Days Egypt Accessible Tour Package.
Complimentary Beverage.
After breakfast at your hotel, you will be met by our qualified Egyptologist to start your tour in Cairo. The first visit will be to the famous Pyramids of Giza, which are one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. You will be impressed with the great Pyramid of King Cheops, the largest among them, which was constructed during the 4th dynasty of Egyptian history around 4500 years ago. This monumental achievement of Cheops, son of Snefru, during the old kingdom took nearly 20 years of labor to be rated as the tallest building in the world until the completion of the Lincoln Cathedral in 1311 A.D.
The day will be filled with ancient wonders as you visit the Valley Temple of King Chephren, the Pyramid of Mycerinus, and the iconic Great Sphinx. After visiting the Giza Plateau, you will be transferred to Cairo downtown to start your tour in the Egyptian Museum. You will be impressed by the magnificent legacy of ancient Egyptian arts, with more than 120,000 artifacts on display. You will be guided to witness the magnificent golden collection of King Tutankhamen, then you will be given free time to see the royal mummies room before you finally get to indulge your senses in a scrumptious lunch at a local restaurant. Finally, return to the hotel for an overnight stay.
Meals: breakfast, lunch.
Enjoy the hotel's buffet breakfast before deciding on a day at leisure or taking an optional excursion to Alexandria from Cairo. Visiting one of the Mediterranean's legendary cities, founded by Alexander the Great in the 4th century B.C. as the Egyptian capital and to surpass the Greek cities of the time, you'll have the opportunity to view the ruins of this ancient Greco-Roman city.
Included Meal: Breakfast.
Next, after an early-morning breakfast at the daily buffet, you will be met by our representative, who will transfer you to Cairo International Airport for your flight to Aswan. On arrival at the airport in Aswan, another representative will assist you with checking into your cruise ship. Your Aswan excursions take you to the Aswan High Dam, which was an extraordinary feat by the modern-Egyptian president Nasser in the 20th century. Then, visit the Temple of Philae, dedicated to the goddess Isis, and the Unfinished Obelisk in the granite quarries. Later, after the excursions, return to the cruise ship for lunch and dinner and spend the night at Aswan.
Meals: breakfast, lunch, dinner.
Enjoy lunch and dinner on board while we sail leisurely along the Nile. Our first port of call will be the stunning Temple of Edfu, dedicated to the falcon god Horus and by many considered the best-preserved ancient monument in Egypt. We then make a stop at Kom Ombo Temple, shared by two gods: Sobek and Horaeris. Finally, after a whole day of sightseeing, return to the cruise ship to spend some time lunching and dining before you spend the night on board.
As we go, we will take onboard breakfast and then arrive in Luxor, which has also been called the world's biggest open-air museum because of the city of monuments that exist from ancient civilizations. Luxor stands in Upper Egypt and was called Thebes by the ancient Egyptians. It was the capital of Egypt during the Middle Kingdom and New Kingdom. The town of Luxor is located on the eastern bank of the Nile River and is exactly the town as it stands today with Luxor Temple. At the northern end of the city lies the stunning Karnak Temple complex, dated to some 4055 years ago, which houses the famous main hypostyle hall with its 134 colossal columns. Begin a visit to these ruins at the first pylon to undertake a journey back in time. We'll also explore the Temple of Luxor, a major worship center constructed by King Amenhotep III that walks through an avenue lined with sphinxes on both sides. Once our Luxor east bank tours are complete, we return to the cruise ship.
Meals: breakfast, lunch, dinner.
After getting up and having your tasty breakfast, you will be transferred from your Aswan to Luxor Nile cruise and start your Luxor West Bank explorations with a visit to the Valley of the Kings. This new kingdom necropolis is still being excavated and is one of Luxor's most famous sites; many of these tombs have been discovered intact and even untouched. Your Luxor excursions will then take you to the mortuary temple of the divine birth story of semi-god Queen Hatshepsut, which is the Temple of Queen Hatshepsut. On the way back, you can check the remains of the colossal statues of Amenhotep III known as the Colossi of Memnon. After this, you will be transferred to Luxor airport to fly back to Cairo, where you will spend the night in your Cairo hotel.
Meals: Breakfast.
After breakfast at your hotel, one of our representatives will meet and transfer you to Cairo airport to board your international flight after finishing your 8-day Egypt Accessible Tour Package. We trust that we have been beyond your expectations throughout your Cairo and Nile Cruise Accessible Tour.
Meals: Breakfast.
3 Days
The 3-Day Wheelchair Accessible Tour in Cairo is the easiest way to see the pulsing heart of Egypt. Accommodations include the Pyramids of Giza, the Egyptian Museum, and Historic Islamic Cairo—all accessible with transport facilities and hotels. Designed for travelers with mobility challenges, this tour provides the traveler well-deserved smooth access to Cairo's most famous landmarks while being enriching and hassle-free.
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4 Days
A Nile cruise starting from Aswan to Luxor is available for people with disabilities in a wheelchair. The facilities that are usually provided are modern, with accessible cabins for the convenience of such tourists. It offers passengers spectacular views of various ancient temples, monuments, and landmarks. It is a specially designed type of cruise for passengers who have special needs and consider all their needs for a relaxing experience.
6 Days
Plan a 6-day wheelchair-accessible holiday package tour to Cairo and Hurghada. Explore Cairo's famed sites, the Giza Pyramids, and the Egyptian Museum, and relax on the beautiful beaches of Hurghada. The places in this package are so packed as to be accessible and convenient, making this travel an unforgettable experience in Egypt.
4 Days
Experience the magic of Cairo with our quick 4-day wheelchair-accessible tour. Discover secrets behind the Pyramids of Giza, marvel at the Great Sphinx, and immerse in the rich culture of Coptic and Islamic Cairo. Get set for your smooth, engaging experience across this ebullient city with our specially designed wheelchair-friendly guided tours. Book your place today to soak up the taste of the rich history and culture that Cairo embodies.
O orçamento para uma viagem pode variar bastante dependendo do destino, duração, opções de acomodação, atividades e preferências pessoais. Pesquisar os custos médios, incluindo acomodação, transporte, refeições e atrações, ajudará a estimar seu orçamento de forma mais precisa.
Os documentos essenciais de viagem geralmente incluem um passaporte válido, vistos (se necessário), passagens aéreas, reservas de hotel, seguro de viagem e quaisquer cartões de identificação necessários. É sempre uma boa ideia fazer cópias desses documentos e armazená-los separadamente como backup.
O Egito é famoso por seus antigos sítios históricos. Algumas das atrações imperdíveis incluem as Pirâmides de Gizé, a Esfinge, o Templo de Luxor, o Templo de Karnak, o Vale dos Reis, Abu Simbel e o Museu Egípcio no Cairo.
A melhor época para visitar o Egito é durante os meses mais frios, de outubro a abril, quando as temperaturas são mais amenas para explorar os sítios históricos. No entanto, se você estiver interessado em mergulhar no Mar Vermelho, os meses de verão oferecem águas quentes e excelente visibilidade.
Ao visitar locais religiosos, como mesquitas ou templos, é importante vestir-se modestamente como forma de respeito. Homens e mulheres devem cobrir os ombros e os joelhos. Também é aconselhável que as mulheres levem um lenço para cobrir o cabelo, se necessário.
Os melhores meses para aproveitar os passeios pelo Oriente Médio são geralmente abril e maio, ou outubro e novembro, embora isso possa variar dependendo de onde você está viajando e o que deseja fazer. As temperaturas costumam ser agradáveis, em vez de extremamente quentes durante certas horas, embora as multidões possam ser grandes em algumas atrações.
O meio de transporte mais comum é de ônibus. Na ausência deste, você normalmente encontrará táxis compartilhados ou ônibus turísticos que fazem rotas para os principais pontos turísticos (como Petra, na Jordânia). Embora voar seja a forma mais rápida de viajar entre os destinos do Oriente Médio.
Se você deseja fazer um grande tour pelo Oriente Médio, deve planejar um roteiro de pelo menos 10 dias com pacotes para o Oriente Médio, para garantir tempo suficiente em cada país. Você também pode precisar de tempo extra para ir de um local a outro devido à segurança e aos cruzamentos de fronteira entre os países.
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