Day Tour to Luxor from Hurghada
A day trip from Hurghada to Luxor will lead travelers into the greatest open-air museum on earth, dating back more than 4,000 years. American guests will marvel at Luxor’s treasures including Karnak Temple, Hatshepsut Temple, the Valley of the Kings, and much more. Passion Egypt Tours will ensure a perfect journey with a professional tour guide and a comfortable A/C vehicle. Explore the City of a Thousand Gates and admire the heritage of ancient Egyptian architecture. Book now to experience the golden wonders of Luxor.
| Tour Inclusions |
- Pick up services from your hotel in Hurghada and return.
- All transfers by a private air-conditioned vehicle.
- Private Egyptologist tour guide.
- Entrance fees to all the mentioned sites.
- Mineral water on board the vehicle during the tour.
- Lunch meal during the day trip.
- All Service charges and taxes.
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| Tour Exclusions |
- Any extras not mentioned in the program.
- Tipping.
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| Tour Highlights |
- Valley of the Kings.
- Hatshepsut Temple.
- Colossi of Memnon.
- Karnak Temples.
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What You Will Love About This Tour?
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Be amazed by the incredible scale and beauty of Egypt’s monuments.
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Visit Luxor’s top sites including Karnak, Hatshepsut, and the Valley of the Kings.
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Travel in comfort with professional guidance and private transport.
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Discover the rich history and treasures of Luxor.
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Enjoy a day filled with extraordinary sights and lasting memories.
Solo (Per Person)
380 $
/Adult
2-4 (Traveller Per Person)
220 $
/Adult
5-8 (Traveller Per Person)
140 $
/Adult
9-16 (Traveller Per Person)
130 $
/Adult
Details
Details:
In the morning, travel by private car from Hurghada to Luxor to explore its remarkable sites.
Valley of the Kings
This royal necropolis from the New Kingdom (1570–1070 BC) contains 63 tombs of pharaohs including Ramses II, Hatshepsut, Amenhotep I, and Tutankhamun. It has been a UNESCO World Heritage site since 1979.
Hatshepsut Temple
Queen Hatshepsut’s temple, dating to 1479 BC, was built to honor Amun and her reign. Known as Djeser-Djeseru, it is a masterpiece of New Kingdom architecture.
Colossi of Memnon
These 18-meter statues of Amenhotep III once guarded his mortuary temple. Damaged by an earthquake in 27 BC, they were reconstructed in 199 AD and became famous for the “singing” phenomenon noted by the Greeks and Romans.
Lunch Time
After lunch, continue to:
Karnak Temple
Karnak, dedicated to Amun, Mut, and Khonsu, was built over 2,000 years and became Egypt’s largest religious complex. Its grand halls and temples remain awe-inspiring.
Return to Hurghada by car to conclude your tour.
Meals: Lunch
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