After breakfast, departure for the site of Sakkarah and Memphis, visit the necropolis and the step pyramid of Djoser, erected in 2700 BC.C. After lunch, you will enter the world of "Absolute Greatness": the Giza plateau, symbol of Ancient Egypt with its pyramids: Cheops, the largest of the pyramids and last of the 7 wonders of the world, Khephren and its pink granite temple and Mykerinos bordered by the pyramids of the queens, all guarded by the famous Sphinx of Giza, the largest monolithic sculpture in the world.

Breakfast at the hotel then transfer to the airport and flight to Aswan and installation in your cruise ship on Lake Nasser. Dinner and overnight on board.

Breakfast, then visit the Kalabsha temples. In Greek times this temple was located near the city Talmis at the tropic of Cancer about fifty km south of Aswan. On each side of the river, rocks formed a parade that the locals called the Kalabsha Gate. As evidenced by its facade without decoration it was never finished. Despite being unfinished, it is considered the most complete and largest temple still standing in Nubia. Return to the boat and continue the cruise to Ouadi-es-Seboua. Dinner and overnight on board.

After breakfast visit the temple of Amon Ra of Ouadi-es-Seboua, Thot of Dekka and Meha Ra Ka temple. Return to the boat for lunch and sailing to Amada. On site, visit the local temple dating from the eighteenth dynasty (-1500 to -1292 BC) as well as the temple of Deir and the tomb of Peinout. Dinner and overnight on board.

Breakfast on board and navigation to the ancient fortified city of Qasr Ibrim, the last major archaeological site of Lower Nubia, after lunch navigation to Abu Simbel. Visit of the temples, then sound and light show in the evening. Dinner and overnight on board.

After breakfast transfer by bus to Aswan for the airport and flight to Cairo. Check-in at your hotel then dinner and overnight.

Breakfast, then visit the famous National Museum, one of the richest in the world, in the heart of Cairo. Inside is the world's largest and most valuable collection of archaeological antiquities from ancient Egypt. The Museum houses 120,000 antiques, including the treasures of Tutankhamun's tomb as well as most of the mummies discovered. Lunch in the city and continuation with the visit of Islamic Cairo with its thousand minarets, its citadel and the mosque of Mohamed Ali. The mosque, built from 1830 to 1848, is largely inspired by the traditional Ottoman architecture which imitates the great mosques of Istanbul, it now dominates the southern district. Several buildings dating from the Mamluk era were destroyed to make way for the mosque. Return to the hotel for a rest period before joining the souks of Khan el Khalili for dinner in a typical restaurant. After dinner transfer to Cairo airport.

Transfer to the airport and assistance with boarding.