Discover Egypt 12 Days&11 NIGHTS

 discover Egypt arrive to Cairo, enjoy by visiting more historical places and know many cultural traditional about Egypt and travel to Aswan and luxor , enjoy by arriving to Hurghada in it this your time for relaxing and hot sun 

The itinerary

Day1 Cairo

 Welcome to Egypt with Go discovery tours  and  Arrive in Cairo airport, you will be met and assist by our representative who will assist you through the formalities, and then be transferred to your hotel to meet your guide for briefing about the tour package, 
 free overnight at your hotel in Cairo
Meals:breakfast.

Day2 Cairo

After breakfast you will start the tour by visiting the awe inspiring Great Pyramids and the Sphinx at Giza plateau, then head to Sakkara to visit the Step Pyramid- the first completed Pyramid. After a day of seeing 4,500 year old ancient structures, we board an overnight coach to Aswan.

Meals:breakfast

Day3 Aswan

Arrive in Aswan. Our representative will meet and transfer you to your Nile Cruise, beginning the day with a morning tour of the famous High Dam of Aswan. The High Dam was completed in 1971 and created Lake Nasser. The creation of the dam made it necessary to relocate several famous monuments. Next you will visit the romantic Temple of Philae and the Unfinished Obelisk. The Philae Temple is a majestic Greco-Roman Egyptian temple dedicated to the goddess Isis, the goddess of love, 
free overnight on your 5 star Nile cruise.
Meals (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)

Day 4 Nile Cruise, Kom-Ombo, Edfu

Enjoy sailing down the fertile bank of the Nile to visit Kom-Ombo and Edfu Temples, Kom Ombo is a Dual Greco-Roman Egyptian Temple dedicated to the Evil Crocodile god Sobek and the Good Falcon god Haroeris, which stands overseeing the Nile and had sacred crocodiles kept as pets. The city of Edfu contains the famous Temple of Horus. The 2000 year old Temple was dedicated to the Son of Osiris, Horus the Falcon Headed God, and is the best preserved and most complete temple in Egypt. Continue down the Nile to the city of Luxor, 
free overnight on your 5 stars Nile Cruise.

Meals: (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)

Day 5 Nile Cruise to Luxor

After breakfast, we will arrive in Luxor and tour the East Bank of Luxor. Here you will experience the massive Karnak temple and historic Luxor temple. Karnak temple is actually a gigantic temple complex which is over 3500 years old and dedicated the greatly powerful Ram Headed god Amun. Luxor temple is an important temple in that it was dedicated to 3 gods; Amun, his wife Mut and his son Khons. Together these temples and gods are key players into great Opet Festival which was held during the flood season,
free overnight on the Cruise.
Meals (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)

Day 6 Luxor- Hurghada

After breakfast, tour the West Bank of Luxor. Start your tour off with the world famous Valley of the Kings where you can enter some of the incredible tombs of the New Kingdom Pharaohs, like King Tutankhamen, then onto the Temple of Hatshepsut (Deir al-Bahri). This is the mortuary temple of the only Pharonic Queen of Egypt with very unusual architecture. And finish with the great Colossi of Memnon, the last remains of Amenophis III's temple. Then you will take your A/C bus to Hurghada, overnight at the Red Sea, in Hurghada.

Meals:breakfast

Day 7 Hurghada

Free day at your leisure, you have many options to choose from (Swimming, snorkeling, diving or just lying on the beach.
free overnight at your hotel
Meals:breakfast

Day 8 Hurghada

Free day at your leisure, you have many optionals to choose from (Swimming, snorkeling, diving or just lying on the beach, 
free overnight at your hotel.

Meals:breakfast

Day 9 Hurghada

Another free day at your leisure for more relaxing, overnight at your hotel

Day 10 Hurghada- Cairo

After breakfast you will take your way back to Cairo, arrive in Cairo,  
free overnight at your hotel.
Meals:breakfast

Day11 Cairo

After breakfast you will start the last tour in Egypt with the Egyptian museum which houses more than 10,000 relics of ancient Egypt. There you can see the famous Tutankhamen Gallery and the Royal Mummies section, after that a visit to the old city where you can explore the Coptic area and the seven churches there, the citadel of Saladin to visit the Mosque of Mohamed Ali, the cave church with the sculptures that shows the incredible miracle that happened when a mountain have been moved by the power of praying! And finally to the open market (Khan El Khalili) the Bazaar with the numerous souvenirs shops and the coffee shops, overnight at your hotel in Cairo.

Meals:breakfast

Day 12 Cairo and Flight back home

After breakfast you will be transferred to Cairo international airport for the flight back home.

Meals:breakfast

Tour package includes

+3 nights in 3 stars hotel in Cairo (B/B)

+3 nights on board five stars Nile Cruise (F/B)

+4 nights in 3 stars hotel in Hurghada. (H/B)

+1 way by bus A&c (Cairo- Aswan).

+ Bus ticket from Luxor to Hurghada.

+ Bus ticket from Hurghada to Cairo.

+ Guided tours of the Pyramids and the City tour in Cairo.

+ Guided tours of Aswan, Kom-ombo, Edfu and Luxor.

+ All transfers and pick ups.

The tour package excludes

+ Entrance fees

+ Flights (airfare), visas and insurance

+ Extra meals, snacks and drinks

+ Tips and any tour specifics not stated in this itinerary

Tour package costs £460

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Photos

 roman tomb in alexandria

coffee shop 

Alabaster mosque

two famous statues for Memnon 

Egyptian eyes

Cairo airport

old market 

touch the great pyramid

 Nubian faces

down town  in Cairo 

Cairo tower

 Ramses the second  

Egyptian museum

Golden mask 

our lovely guest 

family  

Step pyramid in sakkara

balloon in luxor  

Nile cruise  

Map of Egypt

kiss for sphinx 

Golden coffin for  king tut

beautiful Nile

abu simble temple

pyramids and sphinx

Alexandria 

Nubian village 

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10 Things not to miss in Egypt - Go Discovery Tours

 The pyramids

If you are in Cairo airport you can do Cairo airport transfers with go discovery travel then we will drop your directly to Pyramids with your Egyplogist tour guide who will organize  for you  directly
want to visit Egypt for one day you can you can Make your Day tour to Giza pyramids and sphinx where you will know more information about the pyramids and sphinx. you will be welcome inside the pyramids.you will enjoy your day tour.

It would be a travel-weary soul indeed who failed to be impressed by the spectacles of Giza, the only survivors of the seven wonders of the ancient world. It took teams of 10,000 workers the ?ve non-farming months of 20 years to build each pyramid and they are awesome. Although climbing the pyramids is no longer permitted, you can walk right around them, take a camel ride between them and even go inside to the main chambers (providing you don’t suffer from claustrophobia as the entry tunnela are narrow, steep and hot). By contrast, the nearby Sphinx is, as English playwright Alan Bennett observed, like meeting someone famous who turns out to be smaller than you might have imagined from seeing them on TV or in photographs.

2 Cairo’s Egyptian Museum

You could spend a month in this vast, fusty and cavernous museum and barely scratch the surface. Highlights include the Tutankhamun Galleries with everything from clothes, funerary couches, golden sarcophagi and statues to canopic jars containing the boy king’s internal organs. Tut’s death mask, 11kg of solid gold with details in lapis lazuli, obsidian and quartz, completes the sensory overload. Don’t miss the royal mummy room with 11 of Egypt’s most celebrated rulers laid out for the passing parade, or the animal mummy exhibit where royal pets from cats and dogs to crocodiles are preserved. The ancient Egyptian jewellery room is also astonishing, particularly for the inspiration it has provided modern jewellers with lots of seashell and star?sh motifs.

3 Old Cairo

Coptic Cairo is a fascinating precinct in Old Cairo, also home to Cairo’s oldest synagogue, Ben Ezra. The 9th century Hanging Church is so called because it’s built on top of the Water Gate of Roman Babylon — there’s a glass panel in the ?oor so you see the gate below. The Church of St Sergius has pillars dating from the 3rd and 4th centuries, but is said to be built over a cave where Mary, Joseph and baby Jesus lived for six weeks after ?eeing persecution by King Herod of Judea, who had decreed that all ?rst-born should be killed. The crypt is now ?ooded, but it’s still impossible not to feel the intense spirituality of the place.

4 Khan Al-Khalili

Cairo’s bustling central market since the 14th century, it meanders across countless alleys. In the midst of all the touts and tat, this is a great place to pick up souvenirs as long as you’re prepared to bargain. Take a break at Fishawi’s Co?eehouse, which claims not to have shut in 200 years except in the mornings during Ramadan when everyone is fasting. And try fateer from the stall that has “Egyptian pancakes” written on the wall.

5 A ride on the Nile

A felucca ride on the Nile is the best way to escape the hustle on land. We took a two-hour sunset cruise in Luxor, but there are full-day and even week-long cruises on these time-honoured Nile sailing boats. Longer cruises usually head up-river from Aswan — the strong current keeps you moving even when the wind drops

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6 The Luxor Museum

If Cairo’s museum is old-school, the Luxor Museum is new age, with multi- media presentations and well-documented exhibits. There are mummies (including one thought to be the mummy of Rameses I) and statues aplenty, but we delighted in the everyday objects including sandals, a quiver of arrows and even a slingshot from Tutankhamun’s tomb.

7 Luxor

Allow at least a couple of days to explore the temples and tombs of Luxor, about (where?, 
Luxor Day Tours , coming on proof ). Anything less and you’ll end up with pharaonic fatigue not able to tell a sphinx from a scarab. Karnak and Luxor temples are the highlights of the East Bank in the actual city of Luxor, while on the West Bank you can visit the underground tombs of The Valley of the Kings (including Rameses II and Tutankhamun), the temple of Hatshepsut, the queen who ruled ?rst as regent and then as pharaoh, even to the extent of dressing as a man, the twin pillars of the Colossi of Memnon and the tombs of the Valley of the Queens. It gets very hot in these parts, so start early, wear sunscreen and take plenty of water.

8 Alexandria’s waterfront walk

A stroll along the Corniche in Alexandria, two hours drive north of Cairo, provides a pleasant respite from antiquity overload. The fishing boats place you firmly on the Mediterranean and the Alexandrian Bibliotheca (library) is a modern architectural wonder worth visiting. Stroll down the seafront to see the Hotel Cecil where Lawrence Durrell stayed when he came to Alexandria in 1942 and later immortalised in the Alexandria Quartet. Somewhat incongruously, it’s now a Sofitel.

9 Oriental eating

From dips such as baba ganouj and homous to salads including tabbouleh and fattoush and chickpea-based felafel, it’s almost impossible to eat badly in Egypt. We fell in love with fattah, a slow-roasted lamb dish with a rich tomato sauce, and hamam, pigeon stu?ed with spiced rice. Sweet-tooths are well catered for, with honey-sodden pastries ?avoured with rosewater and pistachios, pinenuts, almonds and cashews. Though most Egyptians don’t drink alcohol, beer is easy to come by (a bit harder during Ramadan). Egypt also has an emerging wine industry producing creditable wines under licence to French winemakers. Wine and spirits are mainly available in the tourist hotels. There’s also an astonishing array of juices, from limoon (lemon) and rumman (pomegranate) to karkadai (hibiscus flower).

10 A dip in the Red Sea

The Red Sea is justi?ably famous for the spectacular coral reefs and more than 1000 species of ?sh, making it a diving and snorkelling paradise. Many Egyptians and tourists base themselves in the resort town of Sharm el Sheikh on the point of the Sinai Peninsula and explore Ras Mohammed National Park, 20km to the west.

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HOT AIR BALLON

 See Egypt with Go discovery tours ,Imagine drifting silently over temples, ancient sites, ruins and villages in the early morning sun. See ancient Thebes from a different angle as you float above the River Nile and wave down at the locals as you drift a few metres from their open rooftops

Early morning pick from your hotel in Luxor to the West Bank. Some refreshments (tea, coffee, cake and sweets) will be served before your start your balloon ride in the skies of Egypt's biggest open-air museum, Luxor. The "Balloon Ride" trip departs everyday, however confirmation in advance is still highly recommended. The balloon ride takes 45 minutes, before your land again, to catch your pick-up and 
return to your hotel

Tour package includes
- Pick-up and transfers from/to your hotel in Luxor.
- Refreshments (Tea, coffee, cake and sweets).
- 45 minutes ride in Hot Air Balloon, in the skies of Luxor.
- Flight certificate
- All service charges and taxes.

 tour package excludes- Meals and drinks (unless specified)
- Personal expenses
- Tips and gratuities
- Optional activity costs

                      Price :135US$

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Golden Egypt (9Days/ 8Nights)

GOLDEN KING 

 Golden Egypt  explores many places in Egypt you can see alot of historical places enjoy with your visiting to Egypt and see  Cairo, Aswan ,abu simble temple , enjoy and live with Egyptian history     
The itinerary    

Day 1 Cairo

Arrive in Cairo Airport. Our representative will meet and assist you through the formalities, and then you     transferred to your hotel and meet your tour leader who will brief you about the tour package, the rest of the day is free at your leisure,free overnight at your hotel.

Meals:breakfast

Day 2 Cairo

After breakfast, our friendly guide will accompany you to Sakara to visit the Step Pyramid of Zoser and finish with the qwe-inspiring Great Pyramids and the Sphinx at Giza Plateau and Sakkara to see the unique step pyramid of Zoser. This pyramid is the unique prototype for Old Kingdom Pyramids. After a day of seeing 4500 year old ancient structures, in the evening you will take bus  to Aswan

Meals:breakfast

Day 3 Aswan

Arrive in Aswan. Our representative will meet and transfer you to your hotel, beginning the day with a morning tour of the famous High Dam of Aswan. The High Dam was completed in 1971 and created Lake Nasser. The creation of the dam made it necessary to relocate several famous monuments. Next you will visit the romantic Temple of Philae and the Unfinished Obelisk. The Philae Temple is a majestic Greco-Roman Egyptian temple dedicated to the goddess Isis, the goddess of love,
free overnight at your hotel
Meals:breakfast

Day 4 Aswan

Early in the morning you will head to Abu Simbel to visit the two massive temples of Ramsis II and his wife, after that you will head back to Aswan, reach Aswan about 12:00 noon, on Sunset you will have a felucca ride on the 
tour around the Islands of Aswan (Elephantine & Kitchener)

free overnight at your hotel
Meals:breakfast

Day 5 Kom Ombo- Edfu- Luxor

After breakfast you will take private A/C bus heading to Luxor, on the way you will visit Kom Ombo Temple & Edfu Temple; Kom Ombo is a Dual Greco-Roman Egyptian Temple dedicated to the Evil Crocodile god Sobek and the Good Falcon god Haroeris, which stands overseeing the Nile and had sacred crocodiles kept as pets.

The city of Edfu contains the famous Temple of Horus. The 2000 year old Temple was dedicated to the Son of Osiris, Horus the Falcon Headed God. Then you will arrive in Luxor, check in your hotel and then you will visit the East bank of Luxor, Here you will experience the massive Karnak temple and historic Luxor temple. Karnak temple is actually a gigantic temple complex which is over 3500 years old and dedicated to the greatly powerful Ram Headed god Amun. Luxor temple is an important temple in that it was dedicated to 3 gods; Amun, his wife Mut and his son Khons. Together these temples and gods are key players into the great Opet Festival which was held during the flood season
free overnight at your hotel

Meals:breakfast

Day 6 Luxor

After breakfast, tour the West Bank of Luxor. Start your tour off with the world famous Valley of the Kings where you can enter some of the incredible tombs of the New Kingdom Pharaohs, then onto the Temple of Hatshepsut (Deir al-Bahri) and finish with the great Colossi of Memnon, the last remains of Amenophis III's temple

free overnight at your hotel

Meals:breakfast

Day 7 Luxor

Free day at your leisure, and then in the evening you will take your bus , go back to cairo.

Meals:breakfast

Day8 Cairo

Arrive in Cairo, you will be transferred to your hotel for a quick shower and then enjoy a guided visit of the Egyptian Museum, which houses more than 10,000 relics of ancient Egypt, after that a visit to the old city where you can explore the Coptic area and the seven churches there, the citadel of Saladin to visit the Mosque of Mohamed Ali, the cave church with the sculptures that shows the incredible miracle that happened when a mountain have been moved by the power of praying! And finally to the open market (Khan El Khalili) the Bazaar with the numerous souvenirs shops and the coffee shops.
free overnight at your hotel


Meals:breakfast

Day 9 Flight back home 

After breakfast you will be transferred to the airport for the final departure, wishing to see you again soon

Meals:breakfast

Tour package includes;

+2 nights in  three hotel in Cairo (B/B)

+2 nights in three hotel in Aswan (B/B)

+2 nights in three stars hotel in Luxor (B/B)

+ one way bus A &C (Cairo- Aswan) (Luxor- Cairo)

+ Private A/C bus (Aswan- Luxor)

+ Guided Tour of the Old City of Cairo

+ Guided tour of Sakara & the Pyramids at Giza

+ Guided tour of Aswan, Kom Ombo & Edfu

+ Guided tour of the East & West Banks

+ Egyptologist English spoken tour Guide for the whole period of the trip
+ All transfers and pick ups

The tour package excludes:

 Flights (airfare), visas and insurance

 Extra meals, snacks and drinks

 Tips and any tour specifics not stated in this itinerary

 Entrance fees of the sights

Tour package costs only: GBP 520.00 P/P

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