Gita di un giorno a Luxor dal Cairo in aereo





Descrizione
Scopri la bellezza dell'antico Egitto durante la nostra gita di un giorno a Luxor dal Cairo in aereo. Sorvolando i paesaggi desertici e il Nilo, questo viaggio ti offre una vista fantastica del territorio egiziano prima di atterrare nella città di Luxor. Sede di siti iconici come la Valle dei Re e il Tempio di Karnak, hai l'opportunità di spuntare queste destinazioni imperdibili dalla tua lista dei desideri durante questo tour guidato professionalmente. Con un trasporto confortevole, una guida turistica esperta e tutte le quote di iscrizione incluse, la gita di un giorno a Luxor dal Cairo in aereo è progettata per offrirti una visita memorabile in questa antica città egiziana. Nota: durante la prenotazione è necessaria una copia della foto del passaporto, aggiornarla con il processo di prenotazione Nota: non incluso Ingresso all'interno della Tomba del Re Tutankamoun
Opzioni del tour
Itinerario
Inizia alle 3:30 con prelievo dal tuo hotel al Cairo da parte di un rappresentante e trasferimento all'aeroporto nazionale per prendere il volo per Luxor. Arrivo a Luxor, la nostra esperta guida turistica ti accoglierà con un cartello che mostra il tuo nome, quindi verrai trasferito da un veicolo privato con aria condizionata (ultimo modello) per iniziare il tuo tour di un'intera giornata intorno alle 22:00 Trasferimento all'aeroporto nazionale per il volo di ritorno al Cairo. Arrivo, incontro e assistenza da parte del nostro rappresentante locale, quindi trasferimento al tuo hotel al Cairo
La Valle dei Re (copto: ϫⲏⲙⲉ, romanizzato: džēme), conosciuta anche come Valle delle Porte dei Re Wādī Abwāb al-Mulūk), è una valle dell'Egitto dove, per un periodo di quasi 500 anni a partire dal XVI secolo fino all'XI secolo aC furono scavate tombe scavate nella roccia per i faraoni e i potenti nobili del Nuovo Regno (dalla XVIII alla XX dinastia dell'Antico Egitto).
Il tempio funerario di Hatshepsut, noto anche come Djeser-Djeseru (antico egizio: ḏsr ḏsrw "Sancta Sanctorum"), è un tempio funerario dell'antico Egitto situato nell'Alto Egitto. Costruito per il faraone Hatshepsut della XVIII dinastia, morto nel 1458 a.C., il tempio si trova sotto le scogliere a Deir el-Bahari, sulla riva occidentale del Nilo, vicino alla Valle dei Re. Questo tempio funerario è dedicato ad Amon e Hatshepsut ed è situato accanto al tempio funerario di Mentuhotep II, che servì sia come ispirazione che, in seguito, come cava. È considerato uno dei "monumenti incomparabili dell'antico Egitto
I Colossi di Memnon (in arabo: el-Colossat o es-Salamat) sono due massicce statue di pietra del faraone Amenhotep III, che regnò in Egitto durante la diciottesima dinastia egizia. Dal 1350 a.C., si trovano nella necropoli tebana, situata a ovest del fiume Nilo dalla moderna città di Luxor.
Il Tempio di Luxor (arabo: معبد الاقصر) è un grande complesso di templi dell'antico Egitto situato sulla riva orientale del fiume Nilo nella città oggi conosciuta come Luxor (antica Tebe) e fu costruito intorno al 1400 a.C. In lingua egizia è noto come ipet resyt, "il santuario meridionale". A Luxor ci sono diversi grandi templi sulle rive est e ovest. Quattro dei principali templi mortuari visitati dai primi viaggiatori includono il Tempio di Seti I a Gurnah, il Tempio di Hatshepsut a Deir el Bahri, il Tempio di Ramesse II (cioè Ramesseum) e il Tempio di Ramesse III a Medinet Habu. I due templi dei due culti principali sulla riva orientale sono conosciuti come Karnak e Luxor. [1] A differenza degli altri templi di Tebe, il tempio di Luxor non è dedicato a un dio di culto oa una versione deificata del faraone nella morte. Invece, il tempio di Luxor è dedicato al ringiovanimento della regalità; potrebbe essere stato il luogo in cui molti dei faraoni d'Egitto furono incoronati nella realtà o concettualmente
Il complesso del tempio di Karnak, comunemente noto come Karnak (/ˈkɑːr.næk/,[1] dall'arabo Khurnak che significa "villaggio fortificato"), comprende un vasto mix di templi, cappelle, piloni e altri edifici in rovina vicino a Luxor, in Egitto. La costruzione del complesso iniziò durante il regno di Senusret I nel Medio Regno (intorno al 2000-1700 aC) e continuò nel periodo tolemaico (305-30 aC), sebbene la maggior parte degli edifici esistenti risalgano al Nuovo Regno. L'area intorno a Karnak era l'antico Ipet-isut egiziano ("Il più selezionato dei luoghi") e il principale luogo di culto della Triade Tebana della XVIII dinastia con il dio Amon come capo. Fa parte della monumentale città di Tebe. Il complesso di Karnak dà il nome al vicino e in parte circondato, moderno villaggio di El-Karnak, 2,5 chilometri (1,6 miglia) a nord di Luxor.
Punti salienti
Cosa è incluso
Luoghi e orari di ritiro
Secondo l'orario di ritiro confermato, troverai la nostra guida turistica che ti aspetta e terrà un cartello che mostra il nome della nostra azienda
Valutazioni dei viaggiatori
Informazioni importanti
- Sono disponibili trasporti pubblici nelle vicinanze
- Sono disponibili seggiolini specifici per neonati
- Sconsigliato ai viaggiatori con problemi alla schiena
- Sconsigliato in gravidanza
- Sconsigliato ai viaggiatori con problemi cardiovascolari
- Adatto a tutti i livelli di forma fisica
- Nota: durante la prenotazione è necessaria una copia della foto del passaporto, aggiornarla con il processo di prenotazione
- Ciò dipende dalla disponibilità della classe sull'aereo lo stesso giorno desiderato dal cliente. se è disponibile, verrà effettuata una prenotazione. se non è disponibile, il cliente verrà informato che non è disponibile.
- Voli nazionali da/per Il Cairo-Luxor (se si seleziona l'opzione)
Recensioni(414)
A very enjoyable trip. Both guide, and driver were very professional. I was allowed to visit the sites at my pace. I appreciated the knowledgeable answers to my questions. Everything was very seamless. I would recommend.
★★★★☆ I had a good overall experience with Emo Tours, but there are several reasons I can’t give them 5 stars. The employees I interacted with were polite, prompt, and professional, but the company itself seemed disorganized. I booked my trip in October 2025, and my tour was in May, so there was more than enough time to properly plan and purchase the correct flight tickets. I had to reach out to the company the day before my tour to request my tickets and itinerary, and I did not receive the documentation until around 9 PM the evening before the trip. Since this day trip includes a flight and the tour is non-refundable, there is really no reason flights should be booked or finalized at the last moment. They also asked for my passport information several times, even though I had already submitted it. That felt like poor planning on their part. Another issue was that they advertised a business class flight, but my flight was economy. Again, because I booked months in advance, there was sufficient time for them to purchase the correct class of tickets. Luxor itself was very interesting and absolutely worth making the trip. The tour itself was private, so it was just my sisters and me, which we enjoyed. Our tour guide, Sam, met us in Luxor and was very knowledgeable. He explained a lot of important information before giving us time to explore on our own. He also offered to take photos of us, which was a nice touch. Sam had all of our tickets purchased in advance, so we were not waiting in lines, and that made the day run smoothly. The only thing I wish is that tour guides could accompany guests into the tombs so the experience could feel a bit more interactive. Lunch was not good. The food was lukewarm, which made it inedible. However, the restaurant was clean, and the staff were nice. It was really more of a place to rehydrate than anything else. After being out in the heat, I wasn’t very hungry anyway, but the meal itself could definitely be improved. Since my return flight from Luxor wasn’t leaving until 9 PM and the tour ended around 3 PM, they booked a complimentary hotel for us. I appreciated the gesture, but the room was extremely worn down. The bed covers had stains, all of the faucets were old, and honestly, the room looked like something out of a horror movie. I would have preferred to go straight to the airport instead. That said, the hosts at the hotel were hospitable, and they had a lovely rooftop restaurant overlooking the river, which was very pretty. When our driver came to pick us up, he wanted to make sure we had a pleasant stay. We assured him we were okay, and I appreciated his concern. I’m honestly saddened that I can’t review the company and the workers separately because the staff really did a great job. My morning greeter met me right on time, and when we returned to Cairo, our greeter was waiting for us, which was nice after such a long day. Our driver was also fantastic. Overall, the people made the experience enjoyable, and Luxor is definitely worth visiting. However, the company needs to improve its organization, communication, accommodations, meal quality, and make sure what is advertised matches what customers actually receive.
★★★★☆ I had a good overall experience with Emo Tours, but there are several reasons I can’t give them 5 stars. The employees I interacted with were polite, prompt, and professional, but the company itself seemed disorganized. I booked my trip in October 2025, and my tour was in May, so there was more than enough time to properly plan and purchase the correct flight tickets. I had to reach out to the company the day before my tour to request my tickets and itinerary, and I did not receive the documentation until around 9 PM the evening before the trip. Since this day trip includes a flight and the tour is non-refundable, there is really no reason flights should be booked or finalized at the last moment. They also asked for my passport information several times, even though I had already submitted it. That felt like poor planning on their part. Another issue was that they advertised a business class flight, but my flight was economy. Again, because I booked months in advance, there was sufficient time for them to purchase the correct class of tickets. Luxor itself was very interesting and absolutely worth making the trip. The tour itself was private, so it was just my sisters and me, which we enjoyed. Our tour guide, Sam, met us in Luxor and was very knowledgeable. He explained a lot of important information before giving us time to explore on our own. He also offered to take photos of us, which was a nice touch. Sam had all of our tickets purchased in advance, so we were not waiting in lines, and that made the day run smoothly. The only thing I wish is that tour guides could accompany guests into the tombs so the experience could feel a bit more interactive. Lunch was not good. The food was lukewarm, which made it inedible. However, the restaurant was clean, and the staff were nice. It was really more of a place to rehydrate than anything else. After being out in the heat, I wasn’t very hungry anyway, but the meal itself could definitely be improved. Since my return flight from Luxor wasn’t leaving until 9 PM and the tour ended around 3 PM, they booked a complimentary hotel for us. I appreciated the gesture, but the room was extremely worn down. The bed covers had stains, all of the faucets were old, and honestly, the room looked like something out of a horror movie. I would have preferred to go straight to the airport instead. That said, the hosts at the hotel were hospitable, and they had a lovely rooftop restaurant overlooking the river, which was very pretty. When our driver came to pick us up, he wanted to make sure we had a pleasant stay. We assured him we were okay, and I appreciated his concern. I’m honestly saddened that I can’t review the company and the workers separately because the staff really did a great job. My morning greeter met me right on time, and when we returned to Cairo, our greeter was waiting for us, which was nice after such a long day. Our driver was also fantastic. Overall, the people made the experience enjoyable, and Luxor is definitely worth visiting. However, the company needs to improve its organization, communication, accommodations, meal quality, and make sure what is advertised matches what customers actually receive.
Flew to Luxor from Cairo for an all day tour. Our guide, Ahmed Omar, and the driver Hossan did a great job. Ahmed was friendly and knowledgeable. Highly recommended!
Well organized and great. The four stars are due to Zachariah, the tour guide in Luxor. He rushed us so much and wasn’t letting us take pictures. We concluded later that it’s because he wanted to take us to souvenir stores, likely to get a commission on anything we buy, but it was unfortunate because he prioritized this over letting us enjoy and take pictures at the awesome locations in the tour. We felts super rushed everywhere besides at the stores he took us to.
Overall, we were satisfied with the excursion. We were picked up from the hotel at 3:30 AM and the driver was punctual. However, until the very last moment we did not know who would pick us up or what vehicle it would be, despite asking several times — including shortly before 3:30 AM. The communication definitely needs improvement. In Luxor, the driver welcomed us with a sign from Emo Tours Egypt. We were taken to all the scheduled places, but overall there was not enough time to truly enjoy each site. At the restaurant, we ate the food not because it was tasty, but because we were hungry. I would honestly prefer the tour to cost €615 instead of €600, but to include a genuinely good restaurant with quality food. The waiter greeted us wearing an extremely dirty shirt, stained with food and drinks, which made a very poor impression. The only thing that was actually good was the baklava. At the alabaster souvenir shop, we were asked $25 for a small candle holder. We did not buy anything there. Later, we bought the same items at Khan el-Khalili in Cairo for $5 each. We are truly grateful to the driver, Hossam Al-Aqsar — a very kind and professional person — and to the Egyptologist/tour guide Mohammed El Tahibe, who explained everything in great detail. Tip for travelers: buy your own water (it is cheap, around 10 EGP) and bring it with you. The three tombs in the Valley of the Kings are more than sufficient; the Tomb of Tutankhamun is very small and not worth it, as all artifacts are now in the Grand Egyptian Museum.
Such an incredible experience. Ayad was a great tour guide that knew so much and Abdul drove us around effortlessly. Would 100% recommend
Fantastic service. Couldn't forget their memorable service provided on pickup and drop. Also the guide and locations are excellent
Meeting Luxor alongside Samar was an amazing and unforgettable experience! Thanks to his high knowledge of Egyptian culture and history I was able to understand the level of importance of these places. Her Spanish is super fluent and she is a very nice girl! . Thank you Samar! See you next time!
First time in Egypt, guide tours and drivers were excellent, the day we spent in Giza with Amir, was unforgettable, I hope you get lucky to have him as your tour guide, Amir is very knowledgeable, a kind person, and very professional. I wish to come back to Egypt and have hime as my tour guide again.



