Overday Private Tour from Port Ghalib to Luxor
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Overday Private Tour from Port Ghalib to Luxor
Enjoy a full-day private tour from Port Ghalib to Luxor in a modern, air-conditioned vehicle equipped with complimentary water and soft drinks. Your Egyptologist tour guide will join you from the start of the journey, accompanying you as you explore fascinated landmarks on the East and West banks of Luxor. The tour includes the great Karnak Temple, the royal burial site at the Valley of the Kings, the impressive mortuary temple of Queen Hatshepsut, the giant statues known as Colossi of Memnon, and more. You will also cross between the East and West Banks via a relaxing Nile boat ride, before heading back to Port Ghalib in comfort.
Included/Excluded
- Private round-trip transportation in a modern A/C vehicle
- Licensed Egyptologist tour guide from beginning to end
- Bottled water & soft drinks during the trip
- Lunch included
- Nile boat ride from West Bank → East Bank
- All guiding services and site explanations
- Entry tickets/fees for archaeological sites
- Entry tickets/fees for archaeological sites
- Gratuities (optional)
- Additional activities not mentioned
Tour Plan
Early Pickup & Drive to Luxor
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Depart from Port Ghalib in a private air-conditioned vehicle with your expert guide accompanying you.
East Bank Tour
- Visit the magnificent Karnak Temple, Egypt’s largest temple complex.
- Explore the famous and historic Great Hypostyle Hall.
Transfer to West Bank by Road
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Continue by car to the West Bank of Luxor.
West Bank Tour
- Explore the royal tombs inside the Valley of Kings.
- Visit the extraordinary Temple of Hatshepsut.
- Stop for photos at Colossi of Memnon.
Lunch Break
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Enjoy a freshly prepared local Egyptian lunch.
Nile Boat Ride (West → East)
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Cross the Nile in a scenic boat ride returning from the West Bank to the East Bank.
Drive Back to Port Ghalib
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After finishing the Luxor tour, start your comfortable return trip to Port Ghalib.



