Marsa Alam Holiday Planner. Tailor-made Holidays to Marsa Alam in Egypt

Day 1: Amman - Dead Sea

Welcome to Jordan. Upon arrival at Queen Alia airport, you will be met by our representative then we transfer down to the Dead Sea where you can simply sit back and relax.

Day 3: Dead Sea - Petra

The morning is at leisure. Departing at midday, we drive along the Dead Sea’s eastern shoreline on our way to Petra by scenic Wadi Araba/Ghor Fifa road.

Welcome to the Rose City! Access to the city on our guided exploration is through the famous narrow, deep siq. The rocks then give way to the most amazing site – that of the fantastically impressive Treasury. Walking down the gravel tracks, we’ll explore the ancient Nabatean tombs and the Roman rock-carved streets lined with temples, royal tombs, staircases, arched gates, public buildings and more the intrepid can ascend to Ad Deir better known as the monestery. This evening return to Petra to experience it glowing in the light of 1000s of candles.

Day 5: Petra - Cairo

Today you will drive to Amman in time for your flight to Cairo where you will be met by our Egyptian representatives and transferred to your hotel.

Day 6: Cairo - Marsa Alam

Today we will take you to visit the famous pyramids and lion-headed Sphinx at Giza Plateau. Sole survivors from the ancient Greek-listed Seven Wonders of the World, the pyramids are the planet’s oldest tourist attraction! Gaze in awe at Cheops (Khufu) - the largest of the three great pyramids. Constructed from over 2.5 million limestone blocks it is thought to have taken more than 20 years to construct. The afternoon we transfer back to the airport for your flight to Marsa Alam.

Days 7-13: Marsa Alam

After breakfast and hotel check out, you will be on your own arrangements until the 03 November.

Day 14: Marsa Alam - Luxor

Today we will transfer you from Marsa Alam to Luxor.

Day 15: Luxor

Today the massive pair of statues known as the Colossi of Memnon are the first monuments we will see as we arrive on the West Bank for our half day sightseeing. These are all that remain of the temple of Amenophis III. We then proceed to visit the Valleys of the Kings and Queens and the imposing colonnaded temple of Queen Hatshepsut. This afternoon we explore the fascinating Karnak and Luxor Temples. Luxor Temple was built in the heart of the ancient city of Thebes and is connected to Karnak, the largest temple in Egypt, by an avenue of sphinxes.