Hidden in the Theban hills, the royal necropolis holds more than sixty tombs. Your ticket covers three of them, with colours that still look freshly painted; Tutankhamun’s tomb can be added.
Three terraces rise against a cliff face at Deir el-Bahari – the memorial temple of one of the few women to rule Egypt as pharaoh. The reliefs of her trading expedition to Punt are a highlight.
Two 18-metre seated statues of Amenhotep III guard the West Bank fields – the only remains of what was once the largest temple in Thebes.
Your Egyptologist and driver collect you from your hotel or Nile cruise ship in Luxor in a private air-conditioned car.
Before the heat and the crowds, walk down into the painted corridors of three royal tombs. Tutankhamun’s tomb needs an extra ticket bought on site.
The terraced mortuary temple of Egypt’s most famous female pharaoh, set against the cliffs of Deir el-Bahari.
A photo stop at the two giant statues of Amenhotep III, then drop-off at your hotel or ship.
| Group size | Private tour |
|---|---|
| 1 person | $78 |
| 2–3 persons | $60 |
| 4–6 persons | $57 |
| 7 or more persons | $54 |
Prices in US dollars per person. Child prices are confirmed with your quote.
We were very satisfied with the whole experience! We booked a full-day tour including the safari and quad biking, and everything was great.
From the manager to our driver Omar, as well as Kareem, Ibrahim, and Islam — everyone was very friendly, respectful, and welcoming.
We can highly recommend this team and Desert Fox Safari!
Best wishes from Ilhan and Hasan from Calw, Germany!
Incredible experience! The entire team was very accommodating and friendly. They made sure my friend and I had the best experience possible and provided fantastic service. From the pickup and drop off service from our hotel, lunch, the camel ride and ATV tour everything was perfect. Thank you guys, we will be back!
Choose your date and travellers in the booking box.
We confirm availability and the final price.
Approve the plan – only then do we ask for payment.
Most visitors buy a US$25 visa on arrival or an e-visa online. Check the rules for your nationality before you travel.
Entry inside the Great Pyramid, Tutankhamun’s tomb and some special tombs is optional and paid on the spot.
Children are very welcome. Child discounts depend on age and room sharing and are confirmed with your quote.
Cover shoulders and knees when visiting mosques and churches; a light scarf is useful.
Morning flight to Luxor, the Valley of the Kings, Hatshepsut and Karnak, and back in Cairo for the night.
Both banks of Luxor in one day: royal tombs and Hatshepsut in the morning, Karnak and Luxor Temple after lunch.
Karnak’s forest of columns and Luxor Temple, linked by the restored Avenue of Sphinxes.
Drift over the temples, villages and green fields of the West Bank as the sun comes up over the Nile.
Seti I’s temple at Abydos and the Temple of Hathor at Dendera – two of the best-preserved temples in Egypt.
Edfu and Kom Ombo by private car from Luxor – the cruise temples without the cruise.
Most nationalities can buy a 30-day visa on arrival at Cairo airport for US$25, or apply online for an e-visa before travelling. Our representative meets you before passport control and helps with the process.
October to April is the most comfortable season for sightseeing, with sunny days around 20–28°C. Summer is hot in Luxor and Aswan but perfect for the Red Sea, and we adjust touring hours to early mornings.
Yes. Unless a tour is marked as a small-group departure, you travel only with your own party, with a private guide and air-conditioned vehicle.
Every itinerary is a starting point. Add days, swap hotels, include a balloon ride or a beach stay – tell us what you would like and we will send an updated plan and price.
Send a booking request from any tour page. We confirm availability and the final price by email or WhatsApp. Nothing is charged until you have approved the plan.
