Privater Tag von Kairo nach Luxor mit dem Flugzeug mit Hotel, Ballon, West, Ost und Mittagessen





Beschreibung
Genießen Sie eine bequeme Flugreise von Kairo nach Luxor, dem größten Freilichtmuseum der Welt, aber das beschreibt diesen außergewöhnlichen Ort bei weitem nicht. Nichts auf der Welt ist vergleichbar mit der Größe und Erhabenheit der Denkmäler, die aus dem antiken Theben überlebt haben. Bei dieser Tour werden Sie die wirklich beeindruckende Kultur der Pharaonen berühren. Erkunden Sie die prächtigen Tempel der Stadt, indem Sie das West- und Ostufer von Luxor . besuchen Genießen Sie die Heißluftballonfahrt bei Sonnenaufgang, das einmalige Abenteuer über die historischen Stätten von
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Reiseverlauf
Unser Delegierter holt Sie gegen 16:00 Uhr mit einem klimatisierten Auto von Ihrem Hotel in Kairo oder Gizeh ab, um zum internationalen Flughafen Kairo zu fahren, um den einstündigen Flug nach Luxor zu nehmen. (Flugtickets inklusive)
Bei Ihrer Ankunft wartet unser Delegierter mit unserem Firmenschild auf Sie, um Ihre Reise zu einem Hotel zu beginnen und sich zu entspannen, bis der Delegierte des Heißluftballons gegen 4:00 bis 5:00 Uhr morgens den besten Sonnenaufgang in Ihrem Hotel bekommt Leben Das Hotelpersonal bereitet eine Frühstücksbox vor, die Sie im Heißluftballon mitnehmen können
Machen Sie sich bereit, um die Stadt von einem Heißluftballon aus der Vogelperspektive zu betrachten Sie klettern in den Ballonkorb und bereiten sich auf das Abheben vor. Versuchen Sie in dieser Zeit, Luft zu holen und genießen Sie es, Luxor von oben als wunderbaren Ort zu betrachten. Sie werden von dieser Aussicht begeistert sein
Nach der Landung begeben Sie sich ins Westjordanland von Luxor, um das Tal der Könige zu besuchen. Schauen Sie sich im Komplex um und sehen Sie die Gräber und Ruheplätze bemerkenswerter ägyptischer Könige wie Merneptah, Ramses III. Und Ramses VI.
Dann gehen Sie weiter zum Totentempel der Königin Hatschepsut, der dem fünften Pharao und der einzigen weiblichen Herrscherin Ägyptens gewidmet ist, die 20 friedliche Jahre regierte.
Als nächstes ziehen Sie nach Medinet Habu, wo sich der Grabtempel von Ramses III befindet, eines der wichtigsten religiösen Denkmäler der Stadt. Sein Eingang ist 63 Meter breit und 22 Meter hoch und zeigt den Pharao selbst, der einige Gefangene bestraft.
Gehen Sie dann zu den Kolossen von Memnon, wo Sie den Totentempel von Amenophis III. In den Kolossen von Memnon sehen, und halten Sie dann zum Mittagessen in einem lokalen Restaurant an.
Segeln Sie anschließend mit einem traditionellen Feluke-Segelboot auf dem Nil, um die Schönheit von Luxor zu entdecken. Entspannen Sie bei einem Drink, während Sie die Landschaft genießen. Genießen Sie 30: 45 Minuten unvergesslichen, einzigartigen Segelns zum Karnak-Tempel.
Wenn Sie angekommen sind, gehen Sie ein kurzes Stück zum Karnak-Tempel. Hören Sie Ihrem professionellen Ägyptologen zu und bewundern Sie den Komplex von Karnak, der als einer der größten Tempel der Welt gilt. Ihr Führer wird Ihnen die 5000 Jahre alte pharaonische Zivilisation erklären. Genießen Sie es, im größten Tempel der Welt zu sein, und zögern Sie nicht, Fragen zu stellen. Sie haben einen ägyptologischen Führer, der Ihnen alle Fragen beantwortet Vergessen Sie nicht, unvergessliche Fotos zu machen (Wenn Sie einen Fotografen möchten, können wir ihn gegen einen geringen Aufpreis anbieten)
Nach dem Ende genießen Sie 30: 45 Minuten malerisches Segeln zum Luxor-Tempel und genießen den unvergesslichen Sonnenuntergang. Sie haben den Sonnenaufgang bereits vom Heißluftballon aus beobachtet und jetzt ist es Zeit, den unvergesslichen Sonnenuntergang auf dem Wasser zu genießen
Anschließend begeben Sie sich zum Luxor-Tempel, der von Amenhotep III in der 18. Dynastie im modernen Königreich erbaut und von Ramses II fertiggestellt wurde.
Nach Beendigung werden Sie zum internationalen Flughafen Luxor gebracht, um den einstündigen Flug nach Kairo zu nehmen (Flugtickets inbegriffen).
Bei Ihrer Ankunft erwartet Sie unser Delegierter mit unserem Firmenschild Nach dem Treffen werden Sie wieder in Ihr Hotel in Kairo oder Gizeh gebracht
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Wichtige Informationen
- Kleinkinder können in einem Kinderwagen gefahren werden.
- In der Umgebung sind öffentliche Verkehrsmittel verfügbar.
- Spezielle Sitze für Kleinkinder sind verfügbar.
- Für alle Fitnesslevel geeignet
- Bitte beachten Sie, dass die Fahrt mit dem Heißluftballon den Wetterbedingungen und den luftfahrtrechtlichen Koryphäen unterliegt. In seltenen Fällen kann die Ballonfahrt aufgrund unsicherer Wetterbedingungen abgesagt werden. Diese Entscheidung wird von den Behörden getroffen und liegt außerhalb unserer Kontrolle. Wenn die Ballonfahrt abgesagt wird, erfolgt eine Rückerstattung für den Ballonfahrtabschnitt
Bewertungen(223)
Great time visiting all the temples on my tour. My guide was Hamdi and he was very knowledgeable and nice. If you need guide get with Hamdi!
The tour company got in touch with us a few days before the trip through WhatsApp to confirm all our travel plans and send through the flight details. They let us know our driver would be at our Giza hotel at 3:30pm, and everything went smoothly with the pickup, until we ended up in a bit of a car crash on the way to the airport. Our driver ran into a line of cars and then we were hit from behind. Not ideal at all, but thankfully everyone was okay and we still made our flight. The flight went fine and we were picked up at the other end by another driver who took us to our hotel. Great service overall, although the guide who met us was really pushy for a tip when all other guides and drivers we encountered were grateful with our tipping. The four-star hotel was lovely, with a nice restaurant that served a great dinner and breakfast. When we arrived, we were told the hot air balloon ride had been cancelled due to bad weather. Absolutely gutted, especially when we woke up the next morning to clear blue skies. They offered a USD $40 refund per person, which we haven’t received yet and to be honest, we thought the experience was worth more than that, but they wouldn’t budge. The next day our driver and guide picked us up, and they were both outstanding. Our guide, Mahmoud Hashan, really knew his stuff. He was super knowledgeable, friendly, and seemed to know everyone we met. He used to work as both a guide and an archaeologist at many of the sites we visited. We’d definitely recommend him if you’re after someone who can share a bunch of insights, have a laugh, and still give you space to take things at your own pace. We made a couple of extra stops, one at a factory where they make pottery and art out of stone, and another at an essential oils place. These weren’t part of the itinerary and felt a bit like we were being taken to their mates’ businesses for a bit of commission, but they were still interesting experiences. All the temples and tombs were incredible and we highly recommend visiting them all. We finished off with a felucca ride, which was meant to be at sunset but ended up being a short 30-minute sail around 3pm. The itinerary said there’d be two rides, but there was only one. The same man who was pushy for tips earlier took us on the boat and didn’t really do much except talk a bit while the crew did all the work, and then complained when we tipped him at the end, saying it wasn’t enough. Not a great way to finish. We then spent some time relaxing at a hotel with a pool and had a couple of beers before our 10:25pm flight back to Cairo. Got to the airport and said goodbye to our driver, only to find out our flight had been pushed back to 11:25pm. That meant we didn’t land in Cairo until about 12:50pm, then still had a 45-minute drive back to our hotel in Giza. We understand that is out of the companies control, however it was a bit annoying that we couldn’t get an earlier flight, especially since we’d asked for one when they were booking. When we finally touched down in Cairo, our driver picked us up about 1:10am. Although it took a bit to find each other as his English wasn’t very good, and we ended back up at the hotel at 1:50am. Not ideal after a long day which was supposed to begin at 4:30am. Pretty frustrating way to finish the trip, to be honest. If you’re booking this, definitely don’t plan anything early the next morning just in case. A lot longer than the 15 hour advertised trip. Overall, some ups and downs. We really enjoyed the sites, loved our guide, but there were a few things that could have been handled a bit better.
It’s is very impresionan, must to be here, Karnak and Luxor temples 💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼, air ballon was not done due to weather unfortunately, still waiting for this activity refund, hopefully I get it, otherwise I will give another feedback on it.
Excellent day with mahmoud Hassan. So knowledgeable at our own. His recommendations you could not falter. Would highly recommend
I visited Egypt to celebrate my BDay (turning 70), and the very first day of this tour left me without any energy. I had a hard time trying to understand the lady guide because her limited English and very strong accent, she kept getting a little angry because she had to repeat things. She kept scripting at all times, and did not let me ask questions of my own; at one point, I had to tell her to listen to me for a moment. On top of that, her personality was quite strong--she received me in Luxor outside of the airport, saying with a demanding voice: - What took you so long?! What were you doing?! (not good morning or how was the flight). In addition to that, she tried to sell me things that I was not interested in. If I wanted to see the stores at the entrance/exit of the sites, she prevented me for doing so; if I was interested in essential oils, she took me instead to the store for alabaster. At one point, she tried to sell me a series of postcards, and also jewelry. The drivers were very nice and courteous, there was one, Macarious, who spoke perfect English, which I found out, when he dropped me at the airport, because supposedly, the guide is the only who should talk. Regarding the way the company operates, is very disorganized. I started to contact them via email about 2-3 weeks before my trip and they did not answer my emails. Once in Cairo, and 1 or 2 days prior to leaving for Luxor, they were making changes in a hurry, and pressuring me to answer immediately (I was sleeping a lot due to medication I took because I was sick), saying that if I didn't answer, they would cancel my Luxor tour. More so, the 3 stars hotels, was more like a 2 stars hotel, however, the company told me that they wanted to make my trip very special for me and together with the lady guide, they were saying they were checking me in a 4 stars hotel. The elevator didn't work properly, no warm water for me to take a shower (maintenance fixed it, but when I went again to take the shower, still no warm water), and the room was a disaster. The following day, very early in the morning, around 4 am, they told me there was no balloon ride due to the bad weather, and that they would refund me $40, and I am still waiting for the refund.
I really wish I could give this 5 stars but there were too many issues. However I will say that Nice Tours did their best to try to make up for some issues. I booked this tour well in advance and 2 days before my tour I get a message saying my flight couldn’t be arranged, which was odd because I booked it in advance, I’m assuming they waited until the last minute. So I had to rearrange my itinerary to accommodate a new schedule. Then, there were issues with the NEW flight so I had to rearrange some things again. Once everything was finally confirmed the tour started off good (day 1 in Luxor). My tour guide gave me freedom to roam by myself which was nice. Day 2, my hot air balloon ride got canceled (not Nice Tours fault) but it was the primary reason I booked the tour. In an effort to make a few things right they provided a 4 star hotel instead of 3, and provided me lunch on the last day. On the last day my tour guide was very knowledgeable, and also gave me freedom to roam around. Had it not been for the flight mixup and hot air balloon ride I would have given 5 stars.
Tour was Good with prof. mahmoud. hasan. Went to temples, felucca ride. Easy to navigate and helpful
It was a very satisfying tour, as good as it got. The Japanese were worried about the rice, but it was delicious and surprising. I was happy to be able to rotate efficiently and ride a balloon. The guides and drivers were very kind.
The tour got off to a good start. A wonderful driver picked me up at my hotel in Cairo and got me to the airport for the evening flight. We flew to Luxor and arrived at the hotel by midnight. We were told to be ready by 0545 for the balloon ride. From there, problems arose. Another couple and I were waiting in the lobby at 545 for our ride. Nobody showed up until 615 and he immediately said it looks like the ride is cancelled due to visibility issues. The skies were clear and there was no wind. Something seemed sketchy. After that disappointment, we were told to wait till 9. A guide showed up and picked me up along with a driver. The couple I met went with another guide. From the moment we arrived at the Valley of the gods, it was apparent, he had 2 things in mind, getting me to buy things from vendors and getting a tip. Despite that, he was knowledgeable and provided good information. After visiting the burial sites and several temples, he was to take me to a prepaid hotel to rest at 4PM as the return flight to Cairo wasn't until 1040. When we arrived, the hotel manager said we have no rooms available. After bickering with the manager for 5 minutes, he was told again no rooms. At that point, I told the guide I wanted to be done with this company and asked to be taken to the airport. I preferred to sit at the airport for 5 hours instead of dealing with them any longer. He said he would leave and have the driver take me to the airport. I gave him a tip, but he didn't feel it was sufficient. I have never been yelled at by a tour guide over a tip. Absolutely ridiculous and unprofessional. They also don't mention it on the itinerary, but they force you to stop at 4 overpriced tourist traps. Upon arrival to the airport, I reconnected to the couple from the morning. They were told the same nonsense, no rooms at their hotel to rest at until the flight time. The sites we visited will always be great lifelong memories, but the nasty tour guide and other issues with the tour company left a lot to be desired. Hard to recommend this company
This was an amazing experience that I highly recommend. The only downside was the 3-star hotel stay—I didn’t like it. However, the 4-star hotel they offer was very nice and clean.



