14 Days Best Tour of Egypt and Jordan

Before you go to the Giza Plateau to see the famous Sphinx and the Valley Temple, which faces the huge monument, your own personal guide will meet you at your Cairo hotel for breakfast. In the afternoon, we'll go to the Sakkara Complex to see the world's first pyramid. After that, we'll eat at a local restaurant (Djoser Pyramid). You should go back to your hotel in Cairo and stay the night there.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch

After that, a private guide will take you to the Egyptian Museum, where you can see a wide range of interesting artifacts. The next stop on the trip is the Saladin Citadel, which has the Mohamed Ali Alabaster Mosque. Lunch will be at a local restaurant. In Coptic Cairo, go to the Hanging Church and the Ben Ezra Synagogue. To see Khan El Khalili, an old market in Cairo, keep driving to Islamic Cairo. Go back to your hotel and place to stay in Cairo.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch

Early in the morning, transfer to Cairo International Airport for the flight to Aswan. When you arrive at Aswan Airport, your guide will meet you and take you to see the world-famous High Dam, the beautiful Philae Temple, which is dedicated to the twin goddesses Isis and Hathor, and the Unfinished Obelisk, which is the largest ancient Egyptian obelisk. We'll spend the night in Aswan.
Meals: Breakfast

After you've checked out of your hotel and picked up your breakfast box, the group trip starts at 3:30 a.m. It takes about three hours to drive from Aswan to Abu Simbel in a comfortable, air-conditioned car. When you get to Abu Simbel, you can see the beautiful Temples of Ramses II, which were built for the four universal gods Ptah, Re-Harakhte, Amun-Re, and Ramesses II. After that, you'll get on your cruise down the Nile River and stay there for the night.
Meals: Breakfast box, Lunch, Dinner

After breakfast on board, we'll sail to Luxor, where we'll visit the West Bank, including the Valley of the Kings, the tomb of Queen Hatshepsut, and the Colossi of Memnon, which were built by Pharaoh Hatshepsut's builders in the 15th century BC. You can eat all you want while you're at sea. In the afternoon as you sail, have a cup of tea and then eat on board. Stay in Luxor for the night.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Your Nile cruise ship will let you off at 8:00 a.m., after breakfast. After that, you'll be taken to see the temples of Karnak and Luxor before being driven to the Luxor airport to catch your flight to Sharm El Sheikh. Most planes stop at the Cairo International Airport on their way to or from other places. When you get to Sharm, you'll be taken to your hotel for the night, where you can spend some time on your own.
Meals: Breakfast

After breakfast, you can snorkel in Ras Mohamed National Park. After a day of exploring the sea life under the Red Sea, you'll be taken back to your hotel in Sharm El Sheikh and given some free time in the Egyptian city.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch

The monastery of St. Catherine is in the middle of Sinai, at the base of Mount Moses (Gebel Musa), which is the highest point on the Sinai peninsula. The monastery is owned and run by the Greek Orthodox Church. It is surrounded by gardens and cypress trees. Their library is very useful because it has more illuminated manuscripts than the Vatican. Burning Bush and a huge number of historic works of art, including rare icons, beautifully carved doors, beautiful wall paintings, and other great religious decorations, are on display.
Meals: Breakfast

After a hearty breakfast at your Sharm hotel, you'll take a shuttle to the airport to catch a flight to Amman. When you get to Amman International Airport, a representative from Memphis Tours will be there to help you. Then, a private car with air conditioning will take you to your Amman hotel so you can check in. At the hotel, he will help you check in and tell you everything you need to know about your next trip to Amman, where you will spend the night.
Meals: Breakfast

After breakfast, the plan is to go to Mount Nebo, where Moses is said to have been buried before he died. From what's left of an old monastery, you can see the Jordan Valley, the Dead Sea, Jericho, and Jerusalem. Our next stop is St. George's Church in Madaba, where we will see the renowned mosaic map of Palestine from the sixth century. The Dead Sea is our next stop. The site is at the lowest point on Earth, and because it is full of minerals, it has become a kind of health spa. Minerals in the mud are used both in medicine and in beauty products. Legend says that both Cleopatra and Sheba knew how important the site was and used it to their advantage. It's called the Dead Sea because it doesn't have enough nutrients to support life, and it's a great place to learn how to float. Be ready to lounge around in the mud before you go back to Amman.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch

Take a 2.5-hour trip after breakfast to Petra, which is Jordan's most popular tourist spot. Nabataean Arabs built the city in the sixth century B.C. It has beautiful facades that are cut into the mountainside. When you get to the visitor's center, which is about 700 meters from the entrance to the Siq, an amazing 12-kilometer-long canyon with a rainbow of colors stands more than 80 meters above your head. As soon as you come out of the abyss, Petra, one of the New Seven Wonders of the World, takes your breath away with its beauty. When your time in Petra is over, you'll take the Siq to get to Amman.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch

After breakfast, the plane will leave from Queen Alia International Airport.

Meals: Breakfast