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Enjoy watching the authentic highlights of Luxor with this full-day tour of to the East and West Banks of the Nile. Explore the city's magnificent temples, tombs, and monuments in the company of an Egyptologist guide. Includes visits to the Valley of the Kings, Temple of Queen Hatshepsut, and Karnak Temple. See the most important Luxor sites in one day Get historical insights from your Egyptologist guide Hassle-free pickup and drop-off from your hotel or port Includes lunch at a local restaurant: No need to buy your own
Public transportation options are available nearby
Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
Wheelchair accessible
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Valley of the Kings
The royal graveyard of the kings of the new kingdom at the western bank of the nile in Luxor town
Temple of Hatshepsut at Deir el Bahari
It was built by queen Hatchepsut around 1400 BC .
Private transportation
Private transfer from your hotel and back
Bottled water
A full day guided tour to the eastern and western bank of Luxor
included in a local restaurant
A professional egyptologist guide
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Air-conditioned vehicle
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21 reviews
Total reviews and rating from Viator & Tripadvisor
476omniah,,Dec 18, 2025
- Review from Tripadvisor
Our philosophy discussion group toured with Egypt Cruise Era.The experience was about meaning and mortality. The admission fee was for existential contemplation. The visit length was for discussing ideas on site. The atmosphere is heavy with questions of legacy. Crowds were mortals pondering immortality. The staff gave us space for deep talks. Best for philosophical friends. The guide engaged in our debates. Short story. We sat in the colonnade at Karnak and debated if these builders achieved immortality. A hawk circled above. The Egypt Cruise Era guide said, "They hoped for that. The hawk was a soul symbol." The perfect, poetic contribution to our debate. Profound.
242omniah,,Dec 18, 2025
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We went to be somewhere completely not like home.Egypt Cruise Era delivered total contrast. The experience was cultural whiplash in the best way. The included admission showed us a different value system. The ninety minutes at Karnak was like being on another planet. The atmosphere is alien and beautiful. Crowds were from that other planet too. The staff were our cultural translators. Best for couples needing a drastic change of scene. The guide explained the alien mindset. Short story. We got back to the Hurghada hotel, and its modernity felt bizarre, like we'd time-traveled. That disorientation, courtesy of Egypt Cruise Era, was proof the trip worked. We'd truly been away.
monasR3738GQ,,Dec 17, 2025
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I was impressed by the organization of Egypt Cruise Era. The Temple of Hatshepsut is built into a cliff face. The experience is unique. The admission was part of the package. We had 60 minutes here. The atmosphere is hot and sunny so hats are essential. The crowd size was moderate. Our guide Sherif was funny and knew all the history. The staff on the bus was helpful. This tour is best for photographers and couples. The view from the top terrace is incredible. You can see the whole valley from there. A wonderful memory.
Pioneer16356222585,,Dec 15, 2025
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The Temple of Hatshepsut is an architectural marvel. I learned so much about the female pharaoh. the experience was both historical and visually striking. admission was part of the tour package. one hour was sufficient to appreciate it. the atmosphere is dramatic against the cliffs. it was not too crowded when we went. the staff from Bastet Travel were knowledgeable. this is best for those interested in architecture and powerful stories. the drive from Hurghada was long but comfortable.
358omniah,,Dec 15, 2025
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We booked the Egypt Cruise Era Luxor tour and the Valley of the Kings was our first stop. The experience was fantastic. The admission ticket lets you choose three tombs to enter. We spent 100 minutes there. The atmosphere inside the tombs is cool and mysterious. The crowd size was okay. Our guide Sherif knew the best tombs to visit with the shortest lines. The staff was organized. This is best for families and adventure seekers. My favorite was the tomb of Ramses IV with its bright colors. A great start to an amazing day.
Mobile30130502152,,Dec 1, 2025
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We booked with Egypt Cruise Era and the Valley of the Kings did not disappoint. The experience was everything I hoped for. The admission allows you into three amazing tombs. We spent a full 100 minutes there. The atmosphere is historic and almost spiritual. The crowd size was decent. Our guide Sherif was a fantastic storyteller. The staff was great. This is best for first time visitors to Egypt. I entered the tomb of King Tutankhamun and it was a surreal feeling. A long day but an absolute dream come true for me.
Climber24948516553,,Dec 1, 2025
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Our family tour with Egypt Cruise Era was perfect. The Colossi of Memnon is a fast stop. The experience is good for a break. No admission fee which is nice. We stopped for 10 minutes. The atmosphere is open and windy. The crowd size was light. The Egypt Cruise Era driver was very careful. The staff was kind to our children. This tour is best for families with kids. The statues are huge and my sons were amazed they were so old. A quick and easy historical site before heading back to Hurghada.
isabelasL8964HB,,Nov 30, 2025
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I went alone on this Egypt Cruise Era tour. The Colossi of Memnon is a classic stop. The experience is brief but worthwhile. There is no admission fee. We stopped for 10 minutes. The atmosphere is quiet and contemplative. The crowd size was very small. The staff was efficient and on schedule. This tour is best for people who want to see the main sights quickly. They are the only remains of the temple of Amenhotep III. It was a good final stop before the long drive back to the hotel. A solid well organized tour.
wellingtonmD1396VT,,Nov 30, 2025
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My wife and I took the Egypt Cruise Era day trip. Karnak Temple was the main event for us. The experience is hard to describe. The admission is included and you need it. We used all 90 minutes. The atmosphere is buzzing with history. The crowd size was big but it didnt matter. The Egypt Cruise Era guide was passionate about his job. The staff was helpful. This is best for couples. Standing in the great hall with 134 massive columns is something we will always remember. A truly world class historical site.
H7434YDluanac,,Nov 30, 2025
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I traveled with Egypt Cruise Era and the Temple of Hatshepsut was a surprise highlight. The experience is very different from the other temples. The admission was part of the deal. We had 60 minutes. The atmosphere is stark and beautiful. The crowd size was moderate. Our guide Sherif made the history so interesting. The staff provided a nice lunch. This tour is best for photographers. The way the sun hits the temple is perfect for pictures. I learned so much about one of Egypts few female pharaohs. A great cultural experience.
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