14 Nights Overland Trip Package to Egypt and Jordan

Upon your arrival, a dedicated representative from our Navigate Egypt Tours will be waiting to facilitate your passport control procedures, assist with luggage identification, and escort you to a private air-conditioned vehicle for your hotel check-in. Dinner Time As the moon casts its ethereal glow and the enchanting Nile River sets the divine atmosphere, your marvelous holiday will commence with a delightful dinner cruise where you'll enjoy a culinary spectacle featuring an array of exquisite dishes and beverages while witnessing captivating belly dancing performances, a mesmerizing tannoura show, and live folklore music that transforms each passing moment into a blissful memory.

You will start your trip by having your breakfast, then head with the tour guide on a remarkable voyage to: Giza Pyramids Complex The Giza Pyramids complex is a celestial creation that showcases the glorious legacy of ancient Egypt that spanned for 5000 years. It is a monumental open-air museum crafted by the gifted minds and creative hands of the 4th dynasty members around 2700 BC.

You will have your breakfast then head with your tour guide in a Private A/C vehicle to: The Catacombs The extraordinary Catacombs of Kom El Shoqafa is a very special spectacle like no other, which is known to be one of the Middle Ages' seven wonders that were made beneath the earth's surface during the 2nd century AD for a royal final resting place for a single Roman family. These catacombs house a mesmerizing fusion of Egyptian and Hellenistic artistry that showcases the embodiment of ancient burial and funerary practices alongside breathtaking architecture.

You will have your breakfast, then head with your tour guide to explore: The Egyptian Museum The Egyptian Museum is an enchanting construction located in the heart of Cairo, across Tahrir Square, since 1901, which makes it one of the oldest museums in the world. Across the two floors are a number of artifacts and monuments that date across thousands of years ago that showcase the rich heritage of Egypt.

You will have your breakfast in the early morning, then head with your tour guide to: Abu Simbel Temples The illustrious Abu Simbel Temples stand as an embodiment of ancient grandeur and devotion, which were created in 1200 B.C to honor the deities Amun, Ra, and Ptah, plus to commemorate Ramses's courage and victory in the Battle of Kadesh in 1274 BC. The primary temple is for King Ramses I, plus it served as the sacred venue for the revered Sun Festival, which is held annually on the 22nd of October and February. Just 100 m away is the temple commissioned in honor of Ramses II's cherished Queen Nefertari, which immortalizes their enduring love bond for eternity.

You will have your breakfast, then head with your tour guide to explore: Aswan The High Dam The Aswan High Dam represents modern innovation, which was constructed between 1960 and 1970 with the aid of the Soviet Union to produce hydroelectricity and save water for the future project of the artificial lake Nasser. Its completion heralded a new era for Egypt, which positively affected Egypt's economy and culture.

You will have your breakfast, then head with your tour guide to explore: Kom Ombo Temple The extraordinary Temple of Kom Ombo is found on a legendary golden hill that has a rare double symmetric structure, which was constructed between 180 BC and 47 BC for the sole purpose of honoring Haroeris, also known as Horus the Elder, and Sobek, the crocodile god of the Nile. The temple's artistic design showcases a number of facts about ancient Egyptian medical and astronomical knowledge.

You will have your breakfast, checkout, then head with your tour guide to: Karnak Temple The majestic Karnak Temple is a miraculous archaeological wonder that was constructed between 2000 BC and 30 BC to honor the Theban triad of Amun, Mut, and Khonsu. The House of Amun is the largest religious complex on Earth, which earned the place as the most selected of places. It is the greatest open-air museum on earth, which has vast precincts and epic treasures such as the revered Avenue of Sphinxes, which is connected to the enchanting Luxor Temple, the awe-inspiring Precinct of Amun-Re, and the magnificent hypostyle hall and other marvels.

You will have your breakfast, then head with your tour guide to explore: Valley of the Kings The Valley of the Kings is a mythical Royal Gate that is known as a divine labyrinth, showcasing the rich history and culture of the kings of the New Kingdom. Everyone will enter beneath the earth through 63 royal tombs, which date back to the New Kingdom era (1570 – 1050 BC) of the 18th, 19th, and 20th dynasties. It houses the illustrious final resting place of pharaohs such as Ramses the Great, Hatshepsut, Seti I, Tutankhamun, and many more, which convey some of the most marvelous facts and tales.

After you have had your breakfast, you will head on a mesmerizing adventure across the celestial waters of the Red Sea in Hurghada through an enchanting snorkeling trip, uncover a great collection of vibrant marine life, intricate coral reefs, and other wondrous aquatic treasures that the mythical Red Sea as their blessed home. Everyone will enjoy a delightful lunch and dinner in Hurghada, then head back to their hotel to enjoy the overnight stay. Meals Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner Accommodation Hurghada Hotel

After you have had your breakfast, you will then embark on a thrilling super safari adventure through the ethereal desert of Eastern Egypt, between the golden sands and colossal hill which uncovers the secrets of a traditional Bedouin village that contains rich culture, traditions, and a highly unique way of life. You will get to savor a delicious Bedouin barbecue dinner with a refreshing mineral water and soft drinks, under the breathtaking starry desert sky and the blissful atmosphere of this shining Sahara. Return to the hotel for your overnight retreat. Meals Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner Accommodation Hurghada Hotel

Enjoy a final breakfast before checkout, then journey back to Hurghada airport for your flight to Cairo. From there, catch your connecting flight to Amman, where our dedicated representative awaits you at the airport. They will assist with passport control, luggage identification, and accompany you in a private A/C vehicle to your hotel for check-in, ensuring a seamless transition before a comfortable overnight stay Flight Hurghada to Amman Meals Breakfast Accommodation Amman Hotel

You will have your breakfast, then head with your tour guide to the magical city of Madaba, which is famous for its ancient Byzantine and Umayyad mosaics, depicting biblical scenes on buildings, churches, and more. Everyone will get to cast their eyes on: St. George’s Church The blessed 19th-century Greek Orthodox church of Madaba is a one-of-a-kind structure that is renowned for preserving a 6th-century mosaic map of the Holy Land, which is known to be the oldest enduring depiction of the honorable city of Palestine, inscribed with 157 Greek captions. Despite parts of it having been lost, the mosaic can live on as a noteworthy historical antique, providing priceless insight into the biblical landscape and the early Christian age.

You will begin your day by having your breakfast at the Petra hotel before checking out, then heading with your private driver and tour guide to uncover all the divine gems of the Rose City of Petra, which is the legendary Nabatean capital in the 4th century BC, Your journey will begin to: Petra The legendary city of Petra is a breathtaking creation of the Nabataean Arabs in southern Jordan, now celebrated as one of the New Seven Wonders of the World. Known as the Rose City for the warm, rosy hue of its sandstone, Petra’s origins date back nearly 7,000 years. Accessible only through the dramatic 1.2-km Siq gorge, the city unveils the iconic Al Khazneh (The Treasury), crafted in the 1st century AD.

You will start your day with a delicious breakfast at the camp, then head on a 4–5 hour 4x4 desert safari across the golden sand dunes to witness a number of the most captivating natural gems, which include Little Bridge, Um Frouth Rock Bridge, and Burdah Arch. Everyone will get to join their expert guide and explore: Nabatean Temple The Nabataean Temple in Wadi Rum dates to the 1st century AD and stands tall as a captivating relic from an era when the region thrived as a capital and a key hub along ancient caravan trade routes. Its enduring walls and intricate inscriptions bear witness to Petra’s far-reaching cultural and architectural influence, embodying the Nabataeans’ remarkable legacy in the desert landscape.