Valley of the Kings Small Group

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📅•Days: Tue, Fri, Sun
🕘•Duration: 1 day

Price:
$73 adult
$53 child up to 11.99 years old
$33 children up to 4.99 years old


👉 The Valley of the Kings and the Valley of the Queens are true treasure troves of Luxor, where the tombs of pharaohs and other important figures were discovered. Here you will see extraordinary wall art and rock-cut architecture you may previously have known only from textbooks.
Itinerary:
📍Departure from the hotel at around 04:00 (the exact time is provided after booking; the journey to Luxor takes about 4 hours with a rest and restroom stop);
📍Arrival in Luxor, the Valley of the Living: visit to Karnak Temple (scarab beetle, sacred lake, obelisks);
📍Crossing the Nile by boat from the “Valley of the Living” to the “Valley of the Dead”;
📍Lunch at a café on the Nile in Luxor (buffet);
📍Valley of the Dead: visit to the Temple of Queen Hatshepsut;
📍Two huge statues of Amenhotep III — the Colossi of Memnon;
📍Visit to the Valley of the Kings
📍Possible stop in Luxor at an alabaster workshop and oil factory (shopping stop);
📍Motorboat trip to Banana Island (optional, booked with the guide on site, +$15);
📍Departure from Luxor at approximately 17:00–17:30;
📍Arrival at the hotel at approximately 22:00.

Duration: Full day

Price: 73

Format: small group

Operating days: Tue, Fri, Sun

What’s included
Not included
What to bring

What’s included

✅Entrance tickets according to the itinerary;
✅Lunch (buffet);
✅Services of a Russian-speaking guide;
✅Transportation within Hurghada

Not included

❌ Surcharge for remote areas, round trip, per person
(El Gouna, Sahl Hasheesh, and Makadi: +$4 round trip. Soma Bay, Safaga, and El Gouna: +$5* round trip.
❌ Nile crossing by boat (+ Banana Island) $10
❌ Drinks during lunch.

What to bring

Water, a photo of your passport on your phone, a packed breakfast (order it in advance at the hotel reception), warm clothing (for the air-conditioned bus and during winter), comfortable shoes, a hat, sunglasses, sunscreen, and cash for the excursion and small expenses.
❗️During the Banana Island visit, guests who do not book this optional trip with the guide remain on the bus while it travels from one bank to the other via a long bridge detour on a dusty, uncomfortable road (there is no alternative route). For this reason, many guests prefer the refreshing boat ride to Banana Island and then rejoin the bus on the opposite bank;
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