02 Days Luxor, Dendara & Abydos Tour from Safaga
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Travel for an exceptional 2 days Luxor, Dendara, Abydos tour from Safaga and visit the best impressive monuments in the land of pharaohs. Witness the captivating Dendara and the divine Abydos Temple and discover the majestic sightseeing in Luxor such as Valley of the Kings, Colossi of Memnon, and Karnak Temple. Never miss the chance and book now!!
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- All Service, Charges, And Taxes
- Two Lunch Meals During The Day Trips
- Admission Fees To All The Included Sites
- Egyptologist Tour Guides During The Tours
- Accommodation For One Night In Luxor At 5* Hotel
- The Assistance Of Pick Up & Drop Off At Safaga Port
- Deluxe A/c Vehicles Throughout Your Tours & Transfers
- Tipping
- Personal Expenses
- Any Extras Not Mentioned In The Itinerary
Tour Plan
DAY 1 – Dendara & Abydos from Safaga
You will be taken by a private A/C vehicle from Safaga Port by the exit door of your cruise and join your highly qualified tour guide to visit:
Dendara Temple
Dendara temple is one of the best-preserved gorgeous temples dated back to 54 BC when its construction had started by Ptolemy VII and Cleopatra and completed in 20 BC during the reign of the Romans. It was dedicated to the god Hathor, the Egyptian god of love, fertility, and music.
Abydos Temple
Abydos temple had been established more than 3000 years ago and it’s dedicated to Seti I and the site became a pilgrimage spot for the ancient Egyptians who wished to be buried close to the remarkable tomb of Osiris at Abydos.
We will drive you to Luxor to have lunch at a good-quality restaurant then check-in at 5* hotel for an overnight stay.
DAY 2 – Explore Luxor attractions – Back to Safaga
Breakfast at the hotel then you will be escorted by your personal tour guide to visit:
Valley of the Kings
Valley of the Kings is an impressive collection of more than 60 burial chambers for the magnificent kings of the 18th and 19th dynasties in addition to their family members and the notorious nobles.
Hatshepsut Temple
Hatshepsut temple is dedicated to the Great Queen Hatshepsut, one of the most famous and successful rulers and the only female pharaoh in Egypt history. Her reign was a flourishing period in trade, economy, and architecture that’s why her mortuary temple was one of the best well-preserved monumental structures.
Colossi of Memnon
The Colossi of Memnon is two majestic twin sculptures of Amenhotep III that were founded at the entrance of Luxor. Each one of the two statues towers 60 feet tall.
Have lunch at a very good restaurant then you’ll visit:
Karnak Temple
Karnak temple is located on the east side of the Nile River which dated back to 2055 BC, it consists of a number of chapels, temples and other buildings. It was mainly constructed as a cult temple for the worship of the gods Amun, Khonsu, and Mut



